Care Insurance
  • Published on 24 Apr, 2020

    Updated on 20 Jan, 2026

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  • Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. What is Sum Assured in Insurance?

    Sum assured is the maximum amount offered to the insured member if an unforeseen emergency strikes during a policy term.

    Q. What is the Family Floater Sum Insured?

    The coverage amount in a family health insurance plan is known as the family floater sum insured. The family floater sum insured is the maximum insured amount an insured family can utilise.

    Q. What is the Difference Between the Sum Insured and the Sum Assured in Insurance?

    Sum insured and sum assured are two terms usually used interchangeably in insurance. Sum insured is the maximum coverage in health insurance, whereas sum assured is the maximum in life and term insurance.

    Q. What is the Base Sum Assured in Insurance?

    The base sum assured is the basic amount issued to the insured member without other add-ons. Suppose you have purchased health insurance with ₹5,00,000 coverage and have enhanced your plan with ₹3,00,000 add-on. In this case, the overall sum insured will be ₹8,00,000, while the base sum insured remains ₹5,00,000.

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