The usual question is how much premium someone is willing to pay. That is the wrong
starting point. The right one is what would actually have to be met if income stopped
tomorrow: dependants, an outstanding loan against a property, a business that owes
salaries, an estate that owes duty before anything can be distributed.
We total those obligations, subtract what is already liquid, and the difference is
the cover. Everything above that is somebody's commission. Everything below it is a
gap the family will discover at the worst possible time.
Line 01
Life and estate liquidity
Term assurance sized against dependants, outstanding borrowing and the cost of
settling an estate. Its purpose is to put cash in the right hands quickly, so
that heirs are never forced into a distressed sale of an illiquid asset simply
to meet an obligation on a deadline.
Life & estate
Line 02
Health and critical illness
Family cover at a sum insured that reflects what serious treatment actually costs
in a private hospital, with the exclusions, waiting periods and room-rent limits
read aloud before anything is signed. A high sum insured with a restrictive
sub-limit is not the cover it appears to be.
Health
Line 03
Succession and business continuity
Key-person and partnership cover so that a business survives the loss of the
person holding it together, and the surviving partners are not negotiating with
a bereaved family over valuation. Coordinated with the will and any structure
already in place, so the documents agree with each other.
Succession
Line 04
Asset and travel cover
Home, contents, high-value motor and international travel, written so that the
declared values are accurate and a claim is not reduced for under-insurance.
Where a collection, a second home or a performance vehicle is involved, the
policy is arranged on an agreed-value basis rather than a standard schedule.
Assets & travel
What we place
The cover itself.
Every line below is placed across multiple insurers and compared on wording and
claim record, not on premium alone. Ask about any one of them directly.
Start here
Health insurance
The one nobody should be without. Family floater or individual, sized against
real hospitalisation costs in your city, with the room-rent and co-pay clauses
read to you before you sign rather than at claim time.
Pure protection, sized to what your family would actually need if your income
stopped: liabilities cleared, dependants supported, and your parents included
in the calculation rather than assumed away.
A lump sum on diagnosis, which health cover does not provide. It replaces income
through treatment and recovery, when the bills that hurt are the ones no hospital
invoices you for.
Comprehensive cover for premium, luxury and SUV vehicles, including zero-depreciation
and engine protection where the vehicle warrants it. Competitive premiums across
insurers, and a claims process we handle for you.
Medical emergencies abroad, where a single admission can cost more than the trip.
Also covers trip cancellation, delay and lost baggage, and meets visa requirements
where proof of cover is mandatory.
Structure and contents against fire, burglary and natural catastrophe, plus the
general lines a household or small business needs. Quiet cover for what you have
already built.
Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation. Cover, exclusions and waiting periods
are governed entirely by the policy wording issued by the insurer. Nothing above is a
quotation or an assurance that any particular claim will be admitted.
Claims
The measure of an adviser is the claim.
Selling a policy takes an afternoon. Settling a claim takes documentation, persistence
and somebody who knows which clause is being relied on and why.
We prepare the file, submit it, and stay on it through queries and re-submissions until
it is settled or formally declined with reasons. If it is declined, we tell you plainly
whether the ground is sound and what the escalation route is, including the insurer's
grievance process and the Insurance Ombudsman.
We do not promise an outcome on any claim. We promise that you will not be handling it
by yourself.
How cover is placed.
Needs analysis first
Obligations totalled, existing cover and liquid assets deducted, and the gap quantified in writing before any product is discussed.
Insurer selection
Compared on claim settlement record, solvency, the wording of the exclusions and the practical experience of claiming, not on the headline premium alone.
Full disclosure at proposal
Medical history and material facts declared completely at the proposal stage. Non-disclosure is the single most common reason a claim is repudiated years later.
Reviewed as circumstances change
Cover revisited when income, borrowing, dependants or the structure of the estate change, so the sum insured does not quietly fall out of step with the obligation.
Regulatory. Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation. Satvik Avaas places cover with IRDAI-licensed insurers. Licence and agency registration details: [OWNER TO PROVIDE]. The benefits payable under any policy are limited to those set out in the policy document, including its exclusions, waiting periods and limits.
On unit-linked plans. A unit-linked insurance plan is an insurance contract carrying a life cover component. It is not an investment product and is not presented as one. Where any guarantee is offered within a policy, its conditions and its cost are disclosed to you in full before purchase.
Enquiries
Start with what you already hold.
Send us the policies currently in force. We will tell you where the real gap is,
and where you are paying for cover you do not need.