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Assuria Introduces “No Fault, No Deductible” Add-On

Driving Confidence and Convenience – Putting Customers First on Every Journey

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November 20, 2025
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Assuria, one of Guyana’s leading providers of life, motor, fire, and general insurance, has once again raised the bar for customer care and innovation with the launch of its new “No Fault, No Deductible” Add-On. Designed to eliminate out-of-pocket expenses for drivers who are not at fault in an accident, this feature underscores Assuria’s commitment to making insurance simpler, fairer, and more accessible for every Guyanese motorist.

With the No Fault, No Deductible Add-On, customers can now drive with confidence knowing that their deductible will be waived when they are not at fault (based on third-party involvement). This means faster claims, fewer financial surprises, and greater peace of mind on the road.

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“Our customers deserve insurance that works for them, not against them,” said Mr. Yogindra Arjune, Managing Director of Assuria Guyana.
“This new add-on is about fairness, empowerment, and trust. When you’re not at fault, you shouldn’t have to pay — it’s that simple. Assuria is proud to lead the way with solutions that put people first.” We intend to always provide options so you can decide what best suits you! 

Key Features

  • Deductible waived when not at fault in a third-party incident
  • Low cost: Just 10% of your current deductible
  • Available for new and existing policies
  • Can be repurchased if the deductible is used up
  • Easy to add to your existing Comprehensive Motor Policy

By introducing this add-on, Assuria continues to demonstrate its dedication to creating customer-centered, transparent insurance solutions that align with Guyana’s growing economy and evolving needs. It also builds on Assuria’s broader strategy to simplify processes and provide value-driven protection for its clients.

Customers can add the No Fault, No Deductible Add-On to their existing motor policies today by contacting Assuria’s offices or reaching out via WhatsApp at 623-7278.

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