Last Updated on March 31, 2021
3. Inaccuracy Or Lack Of Personal Information
In this case, there is a possibility to find a way to exaggerate or mitigate the information. The insurer will thoroughly check everything you have answered. It is recommended to act with the strictest good faith and truthfulness, including the circumstances and statements concerned. The vast majority of denials involving fraud are brought up for judicial discussion, and depending on the case, they can lead the fraudster to prison. So if it is confirmed that you have falsified information, it is clear that the compensation will not be paid, and you may still have to withdraw a good amount from your pocket.
