This article is developed on the eve of International Fraud Awareness Week, celebrated globally from November 17th to 23rd.
Let’s explore the various motor insurance fraud schemes and learn how to steer clear of them.
Fictitious & False Claims
Some individuals file claims for accidents or damages that never occurred. To combat this, ensure claims are backed with proper evidence, such as accident reports or repair invoices.
Premium Fraud
Providing false information during the policy purchase process to secure lower premiums is another common tactic. Being truthful and transparent while buying insurance helps ensure you get the right coverage.
Arson
Deliberately setting a vehicle on fire to claim insurance benefits is both dangerous and illegal. Avoid such actions, as they lead to severe legal and financial repercussions.
Motor insurance frauds not only harm insurers but also increase premiums for honest policyholders. By staying informed and vigilant, we can collectively create a safer and more transparent insurance ecosystem.
"The foundation of insurance is trust. Safeguarding this trust requires awareness and collective responsibility to thwart fraudulent practices."
— Dr. Robert Hartwig, Insurance Expert and Consultant
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