LiveWell Rider (Option B) creates a safety net of ₹23.6 Lakh for accidental death, which doubles to ₹47.2 Lakh if the accident occurs on public transport. This rider is attached to your HDFC Life Sanchay Plus base plan (PPT 12 years / PT 15 years), enhancing it with the following specific benefits: 1. Accidental Death Benefit (The Core Cover) Standard Accidental Death: If the life assured passes away due to an accident, the nominee receives the Rider Sum Assured of ₹23.6 Lakh. Double Benefit (The Booster): The payout doubles to ₹47.2 Lakh (2 x Sum Assured) if the accidental death occurs while the life assured is riding as a fare-paying passenger on authorized public transport]. Qualifying Transport: Bus, tram, or train operating on an established route. Exclusions: Taxis, chartered transport, or private vehicles do not qualify for the double payout.
2. Wellness Benefits (Added Value) As a LiveWell rider holder, you unlock access to health-related perks to encourage a healthy lifestyle. Tele-consultations: Access to doctor consultations remotely. Health Check-ups: Periodic preventive health check-up vouchers. Radiology Services: Discounts or access to radiology services.
3. Tax Benefits The premiums paid for this rider typically qualify for tax deductions under Section 80D of the Income Tax Act, as it is classified as a health/wellness rider, distinct from the Section 80C benefit of your base Sanchay Plus plan.
Summary: Accidental Death (General) ₹23.6 Lakh Death due to any covered accident (road, home, work, etc.).
Accidental Death (Public Transport) ₹47.2 Lakh Death while traveling on a bus, train, or tram as a passenger. | |
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Question: Under which conditions a policy holder will get the double benefit in this rider? You will receive the Double Accidental Death Benefit of ₹47.2 Lakh (2 x your Sum Assured of ₹23.6 Lakh) under the HDFC Life LiveWell Rider strictly under specific transit conditions and policy rules: 1. Mandatory Public Transport Conditions: The accident causing death must occur while you are travelling under the following specific circumstances: Fare-Paying Passenger: You must be travelling as a legitimate, ticket-holding, or fare-paying passenger. Commercially Licensed Land Transport: The vehicle must be licensed for public transport. Established Route: The transport must be operating on a pre-defined, scheduled route. Approved Vehicle Types: This strictly includes Buses, Trams, or Trains.
2. Critical Travel Exclusions The payout will NOT double (it reverts to the standard ₹23.6 Lakh or may be rejected) if the accident happens in: Taxis or Autorickshaws. App-based cabs (like Ola or Uber). Chartered or Private vehicles hired for personal use. Personal vehicles (your own car or motorcycle).
3. Timelines and Medical Conditions Direct Result: The death must be a direct result of the bodily injuries sustained in the accident. 180-Day Rule: The death must occur within 180 days from the exact date of the accident. Active Policy: The accident and death must occur while both the HDFC Life Sanchay Plus base plan and the rider are fully active (no lapsed status).
4. Standard Insurance Exclusions Even on public transport, the claim will be completely denied if the accident is linked to: . Driving or travelling under the influence of alcohol or drugs Breaching any law with criminal intent. Injuries caused by war, civil unrest, or aviation travel outside of regular commercial airlines.
Question: Whether Commercial flight is included or not in this double benefit scheme? No, a commercial flight is NOT included for the Double Benefit under the HDFC Life LiveWell Rider. If an accidental death occurs on a commercial aircraft, the nominee will receive the standard Base Rider Sum Assured of ₹23.6 Lakh, but it will not double to ₹47.2 Lakh. Question: Why is it excluded from the Double Payout? The Policy Definition: The rider's "Double Benefit" clause explicitly applies only to commercially licensed land-based surface transport operating on fixed, scheduled routes. Strictly Vehicles Named: The contract rules only count accidents happening while travelling as a passenger in a Bus, Train, or Tram. Aviation Clause: Standard commercial flights are covered under the regular accidental death benefit of ₹23.6 Lakh (as long as you travel as a fare-paying passenger and not as flight crew), but they are strictly excluded from the "Double" booster category.
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