Individual Life Insurance

Term Insurance

Endowment Policy

Pension Policy

Investment policy (ULIP)

Cancer Policy (ican)

Critical Illness

To define individual life insurance, it’s a contract between the insured and the insurance company where the latter pays a certain sum of money to the former after a stipulated time period or upon the death of the former in exchange of payment of premium amount for a fixed duration.

When we talk about the life insurance policy, it offers a financial security to the policyholder under which the insurance service provider guarantees to pay the nominated beneficiary a certain sum of money. In exchange, the policy holder pays a predefined amount to the service provider on a regular basis. This forms the crux of individual life insurance.

There are numerous life insurance plans that one can choose as per convenience and availability. To calculate the assured sum of the policy, the insurance company takes into consideration various factors into account, such as lifestyle, number of dependents, and finances etc.

Types of Life Insurance Policies

Term Insurance Plans

Term insurance is a life insurance product offered by an insurance company which offers financial coverage to the policy holder for a specific time period.

Endowment Policy

Endowment plans pay out the sum assured under both scenarios – death and survival. Whole Life Policy: The policyholder pays regular premiums until his death, upon which the corpus is paid out to the family.

Unit Linked Insurance Plans(ULIP)

ULIP is a life insurance product, which provides risk cover for the policy holder along with investment options to invest in any number of qualified investments.

Money Back Policy

Money back plan is a life insurance product as well as an investment plan which provides life insurance cover against death of the policy holder along with periodic returns as a percentage of sum assured.

Annuity/Pension Plans

An annuity is a type of pension product designed for securing a steady cash flow during your retirement years so that you need not be dependent on others in your old age. It is a plan, where an income is paid at regular intervals, in return for a lump sum paid up-front.

Section IX - Fidelity Guarantee

Covers direct pecuniary loss suffered by the insured due to fraud or dishonesty committed by any of insured’s salaried employees.
Unit Linked Insurance Plan
ULIP is a life insurance product, which provides risk cover for the policyholder the benefit of insurance and investment in a single integrated plan.
Money Back Policy
Money back plan works as a life insurance product as well as an investment plan which provides life insurance cover against the death of the policyholder along with periodic returns.
Annuity/ Pension Plan
Annuity is a type of pension product designed for securing a steady cash flow during your retirement years so that you are not dependent on others in your old age. It is a plan, where an income is paid at regular intervals, in return for a lump sum paid up-front.

Benefits of Taking Life Insurance

  • Life Risk Cover: Life insurance provides you with a high life risk cover that keeps you and your family protected in case of an unfortunate event.
  • Death Benefits: Investing in life insurance gives you and your family a secure future. In case of any untoward happening to the insured, the insurer pays up the entire amount i.e. the sum assured plus the bonus to the bereaved family. Life insurance also safeguards the interest of people who have diminishing incomes with advancing age, people who meet with accidents, or for retired people. There are numerous policies available and you can choose the policy that will best suit your requirements.
  • Return on Investment: Life insurance schemes yield better when compared to other investment alternatives. Most of the life insurance schemes offer bonuses that no other investment scheme can offer. The money invested in life insurance is safe and covers risks. The money invested will fetch good returns and will be returned fully as the sum assured either after the completion of the term or after the demise of the insured. Both ways the money invested and the returns are safely paid back.
  • Tax Benefits: Section 80C of the Income Tax Act is an effective way for the salaried person to reduce tax liability. Under this section, investments made in the specified instruments are subject to rebate. Currently, the amount available for rebate under section 80C is Rs. 100,000 which can be invested in life insurance premiums, pension superannuation fund, employee provident fund, equity-linked mutual fund schemes, National Savings Certificates, and public provident fund (maximum Rs 70,000). The amount invested in these instruments is eligible for a rebate through deduction of the amount from gross taxable income.
  • Loan Options: Life insurance provides you the advantage of taking a policy loan in case you are in desperate need of money. The loan amount that can be taken in a percentage of the cash value or sum assured under policy depending on the policy provisions.
  • Life Stage Planning: Life insurance aids you in life stage planning where you can plan your life’s financial goals as per your convenience. It helps you plan for your life stage needs. Life Insurance not only provides for financial support in the event of untimely death but also acts as a long term investment. You can meet your goals, be it your children’s education, their marriage, building your dream home, or planning a relaxed retired life, according to your life stage and risk appetite.
  • Assured Income Benefits: Your family stays secured due to the assured income they receive at regular intervals. This income aids in paying for all rents, loans, and other expenses like house rent, telephone and electricity bills, Child education, etc. This income compensates for the income that discontinues after the loss of the earning member.
  • Riders: Riders are the additional benefits that can be bought and added to a basic insurance policy. These options allow you to increase your insurance coverage. Riders cover risks that are beyond the scope of the main life policy, resulting in more comprehensive protection. The riders may cover critical illness, personal accident, family income benefit, and waiver of premium benefit). This additional cover steps in during situations where the main life insurance policy may not come into play. They also provide tax benefits and make you eligible for deductions in line with life and health covers. For instance, if you opt for an accidental death rider, you can claim deductions under section 80 C on premiums paid; for critical illness, the relevant section will be 80 D.
Factors considered to Calculate Premium

CIN- U67190WB2003PTC095855, IRDA LICENSE NO - 177