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After a hospitalisation insurance what other insurance should I get next?

What insurance should I get next if I already have a Hospitalisation Insurance in place?

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    You should look at getting is income replacement in the event you are unable to work. That can be disability or illnesses. Think of your loved ones when planning your finances or you stand the risk of getting into trouble if something happens to them too.

    2019.08.01 18:0

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I don’t have immediate cash on me and the month is about to end, can I collect from my insurance?

I just passed by and from my knowing, I don’t think you'd be able to claim the insurance that you have been spending on especially for wants that is most likely out of the question, most insurance companies only release the money that you have been investing on only when you've been injured, deceased or in dire need of help

What is the scope of those accident insurance?

There are a bunch of different kinds of insurances. In this situation, if she has medical insurance, it is covered by it. Having insurance is a good thing to have for emergencies like this. You can use your insurance most of the time in times of need. Having different kinds of insurance is not a big deal, it is just for your security.

Can my doctor charge me for co-pay even if I've already reached my out-of-money maximum?

If your insurance company tells you that you are not required to pay for co-pay then it just means that you are not required to. You should try telling the doctor's billing department because in most cases, the doctor's are not informed about this. Once you've consulted with the billing department they should reinburse the money that you've used.

I want to register for Travel Insurance. So what I will have to follow which rules and what will need document?

Basically, you need will have to these documents to register Travel Insurance. (1) Travel insurance claims form (2) Copy of Policy and policy number, Travel dates (3) Copy of tickets (4) Amount of loss (5) Identity card (6) Proof of age (7) Any government documents If you've these all documents so you can easily register Travel Insurance. There's no problem. And talk is of the rule. So rule does apply on the document. And if you've legal documents. So it's no problem! So go and register!

Would there be a possibility that I may be convicted and sentenced to jail if I was to fail paying my Insurance?

No there is no possible outcome that the insurance company will or will be able to give you such a punishment as that that insurance companies are not given that form of power especially in issuing such moves such as sueing an individual for the inability of payment but the insurance agreement that was agreed upon maybe voided if not enough funds are present in the account of the client

I have been fraud by the insurance company.

Insurances companies comes from different countries that have different branches from all over the world. But there are companies who offers insurance that has great offers that will lure you to them. It is not a good thing to invest on insurance companies that seems fishy. Always background check the insurance company before availing one. If you know a insurance company that is a fraud, report the to the authorities for them to handle.

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