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LIC Jeevan Shiromani Plan
This is a money-back plan for High Net worth Individuals as the plan offers higher levels of sum assured. The USPs include the following
- Loyalty additions and guaranteed additions are added to the plan benefits which enhances them
- Money-back benefits provide easy liquidity
- There is an inbuilt critical illness benefit that covers 15 critical illnesses.
- Four additional riders are available for customization
- The maturity and death benefits can be taken in instalments
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Name of the LIC Plan |
LIC’s Jeevan Lakshya Plan |
Type of Plan |
Endowment Plan |
Whom does the plan suit? |
Risk-averse individuals who are looking to create savings along with insurance. |
Entry Age |
18-50 years |
Maximum Maturity Age |
65 years |
Policy Tenure |
13-25 years |
Sum Assured |
INR 1 lakh onwards |
Death Benefit |
10% of sum assured paid as annual incomes till second last policy year+ 110% of basic sum assured on maturity+ Accrued bonuses |
Maturity Benefit |
Basic sum assured + accrued bonuses
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2. LIC’s Jeevan Umang Plan
This is also a money-back policy but with an added benefit of whole life coverage. Here are some of the salient features and benefits of LIC’s Jeevan Umang –
This is a with-profit policy that gives bonuses that help in enhancing the plan benefits
Limited premiums are payable for the plan
- After the completion of the premium paying tenure, 8% of the sum insured is paid every year till maturity. This gives you the desired liquidity without compromising the lifelong coverage
- Four optional riders are available for customizing the policy
- You can enjoy premium discounts if you choose a sum assured of INR 5 lakhs and above or if you pay the premium in the annual or semi-annual mode.
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Name of the LIC Plan
LIC’s Jeevan Umang Plan
Type of Plan
Whole Life Endowment Plan
Whom does the plan suit?
Investors looking for lifelong protection while creating a corpus for their financial goals.
Entry Age
90 days-55 years
Maximum Maturity Age
100 years
Policy Tenure
100 years – entry age
Sum Assured
INR 2 lakhs onwards
Death Benefit
Death within the first 5 years – Sum assured on death
Death after the first 5 years – the sum assured on death + loyalty additions
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Sum assured on death is highest of the following –
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10 times the annualized premium
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Sum assured on maturity
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110% of the Basic sum assured
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105% of aggregate premiums paid
A simple reversionary bonus would be added to the death benefit
Survival benefit
8% of the sum assured payable after the end of the premium paying term till death or maturity
Maturity Benefit
Sum assured on maturity which is equal to the Basic sum assured
A simple reversionary bonus would also be paid with the maturity benefit
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