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Why is Return to Invoice (RTI) Cover Important for Financed Cars?
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How the Return to Invoice Cover Works in a Total Loss Claim
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Expert Note
This information is based on standard motor insurance guidelines issued by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) and commonly followed industry practices. Policy coverage, add-on availability, and conditions may vary between insurers and across different car insurance plans in India.
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This information is based on standard motor insurance practices in India, guidance issued by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), and commonly available policy wordings from general insurers. Return to invoice cover is an optional add-on available with selected comprehensive car insurance policies. Before purchasing car insurance online, you should carefully review the policy wording and consult your car insurance company to understand how the add-on applies to your vehicle.
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How Does Depreciation Affect Car Insurance Claims?
The IDV represents the current market value of the vehicle and is calculated after considering depreciation on the car and its parts. So, as the car gets older, the IDV also reduces. As a result, the claim amount paid by the insurer in case of total loss also becomes lower over time.
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What Is the Insured Declared Value and Why Does It Matter Here?
IDV is the current market value of your car, which is calculated on the basis of the manufacturer's listed selling price minus depreciation as per the age of the vehicle. It's the maximum amount a standard car insurance policy will cover for a total loss claim. It is almost always less than what you paid for the car.
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What is Return to Invoice (RTI) Cover in Car Insurance?
Return to Invoice (RTI) cover is an add-on that is available with a comprehensive car insurance policy. RTI helps you get an adequate amount of claim so that you can get an amount that is based on your car’s original invoice value.
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How Does Return to Invoice Cover Work in a Total Loss Claim?
Return to invoice cover is an add-on to a comprehensive car insurance policy. In case of a total loss claim, it pays the difference between the IDV of your car and the original invoice price you paid to the dealer. The original invoice price usually includes the ex-showroom price, RTO registration charges and road tax.