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Read here all the current insurance trends, scenarios, and the latest happenings taking place in the insurance sector worldwide. A trend is what is hip or popular at a certain point in time. Some trends are fun, some fabulous, and some appalling, but as long as they last, you can be sure there will always be a new trend coming along to replace the old at PBPartners. Explore here all the insurance industry trends, and how insurers are evolving to shift to a more customer-centric business model.
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Summer Illnesses in India: Health Insurance Guide 2026
Summer illnesses such as heatstroke, dehydration, infections, dengue, and malaria can affect health and increase medical expenses. Learn how health insurance helps cover treatment costs, provides financial support during emergencies, and supports better preparedness against seasonal health risks.
NSC Scheme: Interest Rate, Tax Benefits, Eligibility & Features
The National Savings Certificate is a government-backed fixed-income savings scheme. It has a 5-year tenure, guaranteed returns, and tax benefits for eligible investors. Residents can invest a minimum of ₹1,000, making it suitable for risk-averse investors.
Delhi's EV Policy for New 2-Wheelers: Benefits & Subsidies (2026)
Delhi's EV Policy phases out new petrol and CNG two-wheeler registrations from 1 April 2028. It promotes electric mobility through purchase incentives, road tax and registration fee exemptions, and expanded charging infrastructure to boost EV adoption and improve air quality by 2030.
Is Rat Bite Damage Covered in Car Insurance? Claims & Exclusions
Yes, damage caused by rat bites may be covered under comprehensive car insurance or own-damage coverage, depending on the insurer and the policy terms and conditions. However, third-party car insurance does not cover rat bite damage to your own vehicle.
Vehicle Blacklist Check: How to Check & Remove It Online?
A vehicle blacklist check helps determine whether a vehicle has been blacklisted by the RTO, traffic police, or other authorities due to reasons such as unpaid challans, theft, legal disputes, or loan defaults. You can check the status through the VAHAN portal, mParivahan app, or the concerned RTO.
How to Become a SEBI-Registered Investment Advisor in 2026?
To become a SEBI Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) in India, one needs to fulfil the conditions laid down by SEBI under its Regulations, complete the relevant NISM certifications, fulfil the qualification/net worth requirements, and apply for registration through SEBI’s intermediary portal.
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