BusinessWire India
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 29: Bajaj Markets, a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv, offers pocket insurance products that cater to specific needs of different individuals. One can also get need-based coverage for financial protection from the risks of seasonal allergies during summers.
During summers, the harmful effects of heat and increased sun rays may result in skin-related problems such as rashes, allergies, and skin diseases. It is important to get the right treatment for these conditions, which may result in out-of-pocket expenses.
To help individuals combat these common issues without straining their finances, the following pocket insurance products are available on Bajaj Markets:
– Allergy Care: Stay financially protected against expenses arising due to rashes and skin irritations this summer.
– Premium: Rs. 1,799/year
– Coverage: 4 lab tests, OPD/doctor consultation benefit of up to Rs. 1,000, free ambulance service, and network discounts of up to 10%.
– Skin Diseases Care: Stay protected from expenses arising due to the treatment of skin diseases during the summer weather conditions.
– Premium: Rs. 1,220/year onwards.
– Coverage: Lab and radiology benefits of up to Rs. 3,000, OPD/doctor consultation benefit of up to Rs. 2,000, free ambulance service, and network discounts of up to 10%.
With a wide range of products spanning different categories such as health, travel, assistance, and lifestyle; pocket insurance products offer financial protection against everyday risks. Reap the benefit of extensive coverage at affordable premiums with these easy-to-get pocket insurance products on Bajaj Markets.
One can also apply for different products such as loans, investments, insurance, and cards to suit one’s financial needs. Enjoy the convenience of multiple choices, easy application processes, and quick claim settlement.
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