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Our team will contact you shortly to provide personalized assistance with your insurance plan. Table Of Content Introduction What is No Claim Bonus? How Much NCB Can You Accumulate?
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2. No Claim Bonus Vs Claim Amount
No Claim Bonus , or the NCB, is rewarded to the policyholder when they make no claims in a policy year. It reflects that the car owner has well-maintained the vehicle. NCB can be used to get discounts on premiums during policy renewal. The discount benefit goes up to 50%.
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How Much NCB Can You Accumulate?
No Claim Bonus (NCB) is awarded for every claim-free year within the comprehensive or standard own-damage car insurance policy. The standard NCB slab, as per the industry practice, aligned with the guidelines from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India, is as follows: