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COVID pandemic has led to dramatic loss of human life worldwide and presents an unprecedented challenge to health and domestic finance.

While many suffered the economic outcome of the pandemic on their earnings, there are ones who have also suffered the pain of virus infection followed by draining pockets on their treatment despite the insurance cover.

If you are the one who is a victim of the Covid attack and had yourself and the family covered under a health insurance plan:

• Do you know your health insurance policy covers you for Covid?
• Was your Covid hospitalization claim rejected/short-settled?
• Was your Covid home quarantine claim rejected/short-settled?
• Was your Covid quarantine center claim rejected/short-settled?
• Was your non-network hospitalization Covid claim rejected/short-settled?
• Was your Covid claim rejected for any other reason?

For any assistance on the above, please do not hesitate to call/email for help on your rejected/short-settled Covid claim. Our team of experts and legal professionals won’t hesitate to go that extra mile to get you what you deserve the best.

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SEBI announces changes to constitution of

• Min 25% each in large, mid & small cap stocks
• Currently multi cap funds could invest in stocks across market cap without any restrictions
• Multi cap funds manage Rs 1.46 lakh cr as of Aug end, the second largest equity category

Of the many records that Rahul Dravid holds, the maximum number of deliveries faced in Test cricket is the least feted. Dravid faced a mammoth 31,258 deliveries in 164 Tests and he is followed only by Sachin Tendulkar, who faced 29,437 deliveries in a career that spanned eight more years and 36 more Tests. Let that sink in. Take stance, focus, react, repeat, more than 31,000 times. Different venues, different bowlers, different match conditions.

Key learning from Dravid: Make runs in the process but more importantly, don’t lose your wicket.

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The three most important legal documents that should be at the top of your to-do list in case you become incapacitated due to illness, injury, old age, or accident:

1. A Living Will
2. A Healthcare Directive
3. A Financial Power of Attorney

These would ensure that you have a legal framework in place to provide for your loved ones, your medical wishes are honoured and your financial responsibilities are taken care of in an unforeseen and a highly undesirable situation, physically or mentally.

An advisor is like a coach. You know how to play the game, but you still need continuous guidance to stay the course.

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