Insurance mis-selling is a rising concern where individuals are sold policies under false pretenses. At Claim Rakshak, we help you identify mis-selling, assess your options, and support you in seeking justice and rightful resolution.
What is Mis-Selling of an Insurance Policy?Mis-selling occurs when an insurance policy is sold through misinformation, exaggerated benefits, or omission of critical details. Victims often realize too late that the policy does not match what was promised — whether it’s the benefits, the tenure, or even the payout terms. Claim Rakshak helps policyholders uncover the truth and take corrective action.
Agents exaggerate returns or benefits to push a sale.
Key exclusions or tenure commitments are conveniently left out.
Policies are sold without assessing the customer’s actual needs or financial goals.
Customers don’t receive clear documentation or proper walkthroughs.
You may be a victim of mis-selling if:
If what you were told during purchase doesn’t match what’s in your policy document, or you were misled on returns, terms, or conditions — it may be a case of mis-selling.
Yes, especially if you act within the free-look period. Even after that, you can raise a complaint for redressal through proper channels.
While agents may mislead customers, the insurance company is accountable and has the obligation to resolve disputes fairly.
Reach out to Claim Rakshak. We’ll review your case, help collect evidence, and guide you on the best course of action.
