Term insurance protects the insured for a chosen period.
Level term, increasing term, decreasing term, return of premium, and convertible term plans.
When selecting a policy, it’s vital to consider coverage, term length, premium costs, and the insurer’s reputation.
In case of the policyholder’s demise during the term, beneficiaries receive a death benefit.
Useful for clearing debts or future financial planning.
Fixed premiums and sum assured throughout the policy term.
Sum assured decreases annually until the policy expires, typically carrying lower premiums.
Allows conversion into another type of life insurance policy in the future.
The sum assured increases over time, while premiums remain constant.
Fixed premiums and sum assured throughout the policy term.
Offer a lump-sum payment on policy maturity or on the policyholder’s death, with returns typically guaranteed.
Provide periodic payouts as a percentage of the sum assured during the policy term, with the balance amount paid at maturity.
Part of the premium is invested in market-linked instruments, offering potentially higher returns but with a risk factor.
Offer life coverage for the policyholder’s entire life, with a savings component that builds cash value.
Provide a fixed sum assured and a maturity benefit for financial security and savings.
Specifically designed to cover educational expenses, offering payouts at crucial educational milestones.
Part of the premium is invested in market-linked instruments, aiming for higher returns that contribute to the child’s future financial needs.
Focus on building a corpus through regular savings and investments, offering flexibility in fund choices.
Begin to provide income immediately after the investment is made, suitable for those requiring immediate income.
Offer a fixed income at regular intervals, providing predictability and security.
Income payments start after a certain deferment period, ideal for long-term financial goals like retirement planning, child higher education, marraige etc…
The income may vary based on the underlying investment performance, offering potential for higher returns.
Specify a predetermined amount to be paid upon retirement, based on salary and years of service.
Involve a lump sum payment in exchange for immediate regular income post-retirement.
A government-sponsored pension scheme aimed at providing a pension opportunity to all citizens.
Contributions are made into an individual account, with the retirement benefits depending on the account’s performance.
Contributions are made over time, with the income phase starting at a future date.
Often provided by employers at no cost to the employee, with a fixed death benefit amount.
Not employer-sponsored; instead, group members opt-in and pay the full premium for coverage they select.
Offers employees the option to purchase additional coverage on top of the basic policy, usually at their own expense.
Provides coverage for the family members of the group member, such as a spouse or children.
Offers fixed survival benefits at regular intervals and a lump-sum maturity benefit.
Designed to serve as a retirement tool, offering periodic payouts during the post-retirement phase.
Tailored for children’s future needs, providing periodic payouts at key educational milestones.
Contributions are made over time, with the income phase starting at a future date.
Invest predominantly in equity stocks, suitable for those with a high-risk appetite.
A mix of equity and debt investments, offering a balanced risk-return profile.
Focus on bonds and other fixed income instruments, ideal for conservative investors.
Some ULIPs offer funds designed for specific investment goals like retirement, child’s education, etc.