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How this is calculated
A family floater prices on the age of the eldest member, with additions for each further person. The relationship with sum insured is sublinear: large claims are rare, so the extra cover is cheap to provide, and doubling from ten to twenty lakh usually costs about forty percent more rather than a hundred. That makes under-insuring a false economy. Room rent limits and copay reduce the premium and transfer risk back to you at exactly the moment you are claiming.
Worked examples
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a family of four in a metro
- Age of the eldest insured
- 38
- Adults covered
- 2
- Children covered
- 2
- Sum insured
- ₹10,00,000
- City
- Metro
- Any pre-existing condition declared
- No
- Room rent limit, zero for none
- ₹0
- Copay
- 0%
Estimated annual premium₹20,644
Structural: doubling cover must cost less than double the premium
Open this exampledoubling the cover costs far less than double
- Age of the eldest insured
- 38
- Adults covered
- 2
- Children covered
- 2
- Sum insured
- ₹20,00,000
- City
- Metro
- Any pre-existing condition declared
- No
- Room rent limit, zero for none
- ₹0
- Copay
- 0%
Estimated annual premium₹29,194
boundary: root 2 rather than 2, the point of the page
Open this exampleMethod and limits
What it assumes
- A standard indemnity floater without riders.
What it deliberately does not model
- Pre-existing conditions carry waiting periods, typically two to four years, during which they are not covered.
- Sub-limits on specific procedures can leave large gaps that the sum insured does not reveal.
- Insurers price the same family very differently.
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Frequently asked questions
- Should I buy a higher sum insured?
- Usually yes. Premium rises with roughly the square root of cover, so doubling the sum insured costs around forty percent more rather than double. Under-insuring is the expensive mistake.
- Are room rent limits worth accepting?
- Rarely. A room rent cap can proportionally reduce the entire claim, not just the room charge, so a small premium saving can cost a large share of a hospitalisation.