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New Premium chart for Group Medical Insurance Policy 2021-22 for Bank Retirees

National Insurance Company has sent their revised rates for Flexible Option coverage of Sum Insured. There is also an option to choose Self + Spouse or Self alone (in the case of single-person coverage). However, if the retired employee and his/her spouse both are alive then in such case family floater premium has to be paid and they cannot buy single-person coverage. The group policy for a period of 12 months which commences from 1st November 2021 and ends on 31st October 2022 has a flexible coverage scheme. According to the circular, the Officer Retirees can also opt for the base insurance coverage of Rs.1,2,3 or 4 lacs and Super Top-up coverage of Rs.2,3,4, and 5 lacs. Workmen Retirees can also opt for the base insurance coverage of Rs.1,2,or3 lacs and Super Top-up coverage of Rs.2,3, and 4, lacs.   The details are as under.

BASE POLICY  WITHOUT DOMICILIARY – PREMIUM 
OFFICER RETIREES
Sum Insured (Rs)Self + SpouceSelf
1 lakh1946212650
2 lakhs2811218273
3 lakhs3385422024
4 lakhs4324928112
                                                                                 
AWARD -STAFF
                      BASE POLICY  WITHOUT DOMICILIARY – PREMIUM
For WORKMEN RETIREES                                                                               
Sum Insured (Rs)Self + SpouceSelf
1 lakh152489911
2 lakhs2202514316
3 lakhs3385422024
                                                                                 
II- BASE POLICY  WITH DOMICILIARY – PREMIUM 
(A) OFFICER Retirees
                                                                                                      
Sum Insured (Rs)Self + SpouceSelf
1 lakh3871925168
2 lakhs5592736353
3 lakhs6510742319
4 lakhs8540255927
                                                                                 
(B) AWARD -STAFF
                  BASE POLICY  WITH DOMICILIARY – PREMIUM
FOR WORKMEN RETIREES                                                                                     
Sum Insured (Rs)Self + SpouceSelf
1 lakh2929619044
2 lakhs4232027508
3 lakhs6510742319
                                                                                 
III-             SUPER TOP UP POLICY-PREMIUM-OFFICER RETIREES
                                                                                                      
Sum Insured (Rs)Self + SpouceSelf
1 lakh44372884
2 lakhs69174496
3 lakhs86615630
4 lakhs101736612
5 lakhs116017540
                                                                                 
               SUPER TOP UP POLICY-PREMIUM-AWARD -STAFF RETIREES
                                                                                                      
Sum Insured (Rs)Self + SpouceSelf
1 lakh31182026
2 lakhs49473215
3 lakhs62374054
4 lakhs74254826
Reimbursement for domiciliary claim is maximum 10% of base policy. Domiciliary claim not available on Super-Top up cover Retirees who are not covered under Super-Top up policy may opt for Super-Top up policy for 2021-22. Retirees can opt for with or without domiciliary treatment for 2021-2022, irrespective of the cover they have availed for 2020-21
Source : Bank of India circular dated 22.09.2021
 

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