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2026-01-29
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Partial disabilities refer to loss of use of one organ or partial loss of us. However, to fall under this classification, the disability has to be permanent. When a policyholder witnesses such a situation, their life insurance policy with permanent partial disability cover comes into force. Benefits are paid to help the policyholder or Life Assured under the policy.
For example:
Also, the loss is not recoverable and stays with the person for life or at least for a very long time, affecting their life.
Also Read - Short term vs Long term Disability Insurance.
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