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An insurance policy offers the main benefit, which is the financial cushion offered until the policy's tenure. Once the policy gets expired, the protection that you get will end. In order to avoid any inconvenience in the future and get the same benefits as before, you can opt to renew the policy instead of purchasing the new one.
HDFC ERGO knows the importance of insurance to the policyholders. Therefore, it offers hassle-free and simple ways to get your HDFC ERGO two-wheeler renewed. It is always recommended to get your two-wheeler insurance policy renewed days before the policy actually gets expired. You will still enjoy the whole tenure of your first policy, and the new one begins immediately after. This way, you will not have to spend your days unprotected, as the newly purchased policy can take a few days to commence.
Following are the steps through which you can do HDFC ERGO two wheeler insurance policy renewal online:
You can also opt to add the add-on covers at the time of policy renewal if you had not purchased them earlier. For example if you have The No Claim Bonus or NCB Protection Cover add-on, it allows you to receive the bonus or the additional discounts even after raising a claim throughout the policy tenure. This bonus will get you discounts on the insurance premiums with the policy renewal.
Following are the steps through which you can do HDFC ERGO two wheeler insurance policy renewal offline easily:
Yes, the RTO with which your vehicle is registered can influence your insurance premium to a great extent. People who live in the metropolitan area are bound to pay more amount as in insurance premiums compared to the people living in a low population area. It is done so because the bigger the city, the bigger the threats are to the people.
Yes, on the website of the HDFC ERGO you will find your insurance renewal status.
You can renew your HDFC ERGO two wheeler insurance policy a month before its expiry. Your HDFC ERGO policy provides you protection even after 90 days of the expiry of the previous policy, giving you more time to renew your policy.
If you do not renew your insurance policy even after 90 days of the expiry of your previous policy, then your policy will lapse. Hence, you have to buy a new policy.