Insurance
Protect what matters. Skip the rest.
Honest, commission-free insurance guidance for Indian families. We don't sell policies — we help you understand what cover you actually need, compare IRDAI-licensed plans, and avoid the products that drain your wealth.
Types of Insurance
The six policies you'll be offered.
Each tagged honestly — what's essential, what's optional, and what's mostly a sales pitch. Pick what fits your life.
Personal Accident
For: bikers, frequent travellers
Covers death and disability from accidents. Often included in credit card benefits — check before buying separately.
Cover ₹25-50 lakh
Motor Insurance
For: vehicle owners
Third-party cover is legally mandatory. Comprehensive cover adds protection for your own vehicle — worth it for cars
under 10 years old.
Type Comprehensive
Home Insurance
For: home owners
Covers structure and contents against fire, theft, natural disasters. Cheap (₹200-500/month) but often forgotten until too late.
Premium ~0.05% of value
Health Insurance
For: everyone
Covers hospitalization, surgeries, and treatment costs. A family floater Of ? 10-25 lakh is the smartest middle-class
purchase.
Min cover ₹10lakh
Critical Illness
For: 35+ or with family history
Pays a lump sum if you're diagnosed with cancer, heart attack, stroke, etc. Useful as a top-up to health insurance,
not a replacement.
Cover ₹26-50 lakh
Term Life Insurance
For: working adults with dependents
Pure protection. If you die during the policy term, your family gets the sum assured. No maturity benefit, no frills, no waste.
Cover 10-15* salary
Buyer Beware
Three traps that cost Indians lakhs.
The pitches you'll hear most often — and why a mathematically literate investor should walk away.
Your premium comes back at maturity.
Endowment plans return your premium after 20-25 years — but only at 4-5% IRR. The same money in an index fund + term plan typically beats it by 4× or more.
This ULIP gives insurance + market returns.
ULIPs have multiple hidden charges — premium allocation (5-10%), mortality, fund management — that eat into returns for the first 5 years. The "market exposure" you get is dwarfed by costs.
Take corporate health cover. It's enough.
Your employer's group health cover ends the day you leave the job — usually when you're older, possibly sick, and uninsurable. Always own a personal health policy alongside.
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