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Understanding No Claim Bonus (NCB)

The NCB percentage increases progressively with each claim-free year, typically starting at 20% for the first year and going up to a maximum of 50% for five consecutive claim-free years. Here’s how it works step by step:

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How Much Discount Can You Get With No Claim Bonus In Insurance?

The NCB in car insurance depends on the number of consecutive claim-free years. Here’s a table outlining the NCB discount offered for claim-free years:

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1. What happens to my NCB if I make a claim?

If you claim during a policy year, your NCB resets to zero at the time of renewal. This means you will lose the accumulated discount and start fresh in the next cycle.

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When Do You Lose Your NCB in Car Insurance?

- Filing a claim during your policy period. Even a single claim filed will reset your NCB discount to zero. . Not renewing your car insurance with no claim bonus clause within 90 days of expiration. A lapse in coverage exceeding 90 days will cancel your accumulated NCB.

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Understanding No Claim Bonus (NCB)

It's important to note that the NCB is associated with the policyholder and not the vehicle itself. This means that even if you switch to a new bike, you can still carry forward your accumulated NCB to your new insurance policy.

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Transferring no claim bonus in car insurance policy

Your NCB isn’t tied to your vehicle but to you as the policyholder. As such, it offers flexibility when switching cars or insurers. - To transfer NCB to a new car, ensure it’s in the same vehicle class and inform your insurer, providing the necessary documentation.

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Understanding No Claim Bonus (NCB)

1. First year – No NCB is applicable when you buy a new policy. 2. One claim-free year – At the first renewal , you earn a 20% discount on the own-damage (OD) premium. 3. Consecutive claim-free years – With each claim-free year, the discount increases. 4. Maximum benefit – Most insurers cap NCB at 50%, which can be achieved after 5 consecutive claim-free years. 5. Claim made – If you file a claim, the accumulated NCB resets to zero at the time of the next renewal (unless you have an NCB protection cover).

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When Do You Lose Your NCB in Car Insurance?

- Filing a claim during your policy period. Even a single claim filed will reset your NCB discount to zero. . Not renewing your car insurance with no claim bonus clause within 90 days of expiration. A lapse in coverage exceeding 90 days will cancel your accumulated NCB.