Flexible Bonus Payouts
Two options for benefit payouts
Tax Benefits*
Endowment life insurance plans come in various types to cater to different financial needs and preferences. Here's a brief overview
These are the simplest form, offering a guaranteed# sum assured plus potential bonuses. They are low-risk and provide stable returns, making them suitable for conservative investors.
These plans combine life insurance with investment in equity and debt funds. The returns depend on market performance, making them ideal for those who are willing to take on more risk for potentially higher returns.
'With-profit' plans offer bonuses based on the insurer's performance, while 'without-profit' plans do not. The choice depends on whether you want potential additional returns or prefer a straightforward sum assured.
Full endowment plans aim to provide a sum assured that's equal to or greater than the death benefit at maturity, while low-cost endowments are typically used for mortgage repayment and offer lower premiums.
Lifetime of regular income
Flexible Bonus payouts
Life Cover till 100 years of age
Choice of 3 benefit options
Riders benefit option
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Rs 3.71 lakhs @ 4% and Rs. 25.35 lakhs @ 8% at maturity⁵Whole Life Insurance with Cash Bonus #.
Flexible Bonus Payouts
Two options for benefit payouts
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Tax Benefits*
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₹14.48 lacs¹They provide life cover and act as a savings instrument. This dual benefit means financial protection for your family and a lump sum payout at maturity for your financial goals.
Regular premium payments encourage disciplined saving habits, essential for long-term financial planning.
In the event of the policyholder's untimely demise, the family receives financial support, ensuring their lifestyle is not disrupted.
The sum assured plus any bonuses on maturity can fund major life goals like education, a home, or retirement.
Premiums paid and benefits received are usually eligible for tax benefits* under prevailing tax laws, adding to their attractiveness as a financial tool.
Many plans offer add-ons or riders for additional protection like critical illness cover, accident cover, etc., making them customizable to individual needs.
One of the hallmark features is the maturity benefit, a lump sum payment received at the end of the policy term, provided the policyholder survives the term.
In case of the policyholder's demise during the term, the nominee receives a death benefit, ensuring financial support for the family.
The duration of these policies is flexible, typically ranging from 10 to 30 years, allowing policyholders to align the term with their long-term financial goals.
Endowment plans offer various premium payment options, including regular pay, single pay, or limited pay, catering to different financial situations.
Participating endowment policies may earn bonuses based on the insurer's performance, adding to the policy's value.
Many endowment policies allow you to borrow against the policy, providing financial flexibility in times of need.
Additional coverage options like critical illness riders, accidental death benefits, etc., can be added for more comprehensive protection.
It ensures that your family's financial needs are taken care of in your absence, providing peace of mind.
The lump sum received at maturity can be aligned with specific financial goals like funding education, buying property, or securing a comfortable retirement.
Regular premium payments instil a habit of disciplined saving, which is crucial for long-term wealth accumulation.
Endowment policies are ideal for those who prefer a stable and relatively low-risk savings instrument compared to direct market-linked investments.
The premiums paid and the benefits received (both death and maturity) usually offer tax benefits** under prevailing tax laws.
The variety of plans available and the option to add riders mean you can tailor the policy to your specific needs and life circumstances.
Understand your long-term financial objectives. Endowment policies are best suited for goals that are 10 or more years away.
Assess your risk tolerance. Endowment policies are generally low-risk, but if you're looking for higher returns, you might want to consider other options.
Read the fine print. Understand the terms regarding the maturity benefit, death benefit, surrender value, and policy loans.
Ensure that the premium fits comfortably within your budget. Remember, defaulting on premiums can lead to a policy lapse.
Consider the impact of inflation on your future financial needs. Ensure that the sum assured is adequate to meet your future goals.
Explore additional coverage options to enhance your policy. Riders with critical illness or disability can offer added protection.
Choose a reliable insurer with a high claim settlement ratio, like ABSLI.
Understand the tax benefits** and implications as per prevailing laws to make an informed decision.
The returns on endowment plans are generally lower than those you could potentially achieve with direct equity or other market-linked investments.
These plans require a long-term financial commitment, which may not be suitable for those seeking short-term investment options.
Endowment plans are not highly liquid. Early withdrawal or surrender of the policy can result in significant penalties and a lower surrender value.
The sum assured may not keep pace with inflation, potentially reducing the purchasing power of the maturity amount.
Some endowment policies come with complex features and clauses, which may be difficult for the average person to understand fully.
The cost of endowment plans, considering the premiums and policy charges, can be higher compared to term insurance plans.
Most endowment plans have a minimum entry age, often around 18 years, and a maximum entry age, which can vary but is typically around 60 years.
While specific income criteria may vary, insurers generally require proof of a stable income to ensure the policyholder can afford the premium payments.
Endowment plans are suitable for individuals with long-term financial goals, such as retirement planning, children's education, or accumulating wealth.
These plans are best suited for individuals with a low to moderate risk appetite, as they offer guaranteed# returns but with lower potential returns compared to high-risk investments.
Applicants may need to undergo a medical examination, and their current health condition can affect eligibility and premium rates.
Applicants should have a clear idea of the policy term they are comfortable with, as endowment plans usually require a long-term commitment.
Prospective policyholders should have the financial capability to pay premiums regularly over the policy term without financial strain.
Individuals should also consider their tax status, as endowment plans offer tax benefits* which can be an important eligibility consideration for many.
When applying for an endowment plan, you'll need to provide certain documents for identity verification, financial assessment, and underwriting purposes. Commonly required documents include:
A valid government-issued ID like a Passport, Aadhar Card, PAN Card, or Driving License
Recent utility bills, Passport, Aadhar Card, or any other government-issued document that verifies your address.
Birth certificate, Passport, PAN Card, or any valid document confirming your age.
Recent salary slips, Income Tax Returns, or Form 16, to verify your financial capacity to pay the premiums.
Recent passport-sized photographs.
If required, based on age and sum assured, medical examination reports.
A duly filled and signed policy application form.
Any other documents as specified by the insurance provider, which could include bank statements, employment details, etc.
The claim process for an endowment plan typically involves the following steps
Notify us about the claim immediately after the occurrence of the event (death of the policyholder or policy maturity).
Submit all required documents, including the claim form, policy document, death certificate (in case of death), identity proof of the beneficiary, and any other documents requested by the ABSLI.
We will assess the claim, which may involve verification of documents and, in the case of death claims, possibly an investigation if the policy is relatively new.
Once the verification is complete and the claim is found valid, we will approve the claim.
We will disburse the claim amount either as a lump sum or as per the payout method chosen at the inception of the policy.
In case of any disputes or if the claim is rejected, the nominee has the right to appeal or approach a grievance redressal cell.
When an endowment policy reaches its maturity date, several things happen
We will notify you about the upcoming maturity of your policy.
You may need to submit certain documents, such as the original policy document, identity proof, and a maturity claim form. We may also require a bank mandate form for direct transfer of the maturity amount.
Once all necessary formalities are completed and documents verified, we will pay out the maturity benefit. This amount typically includes the sum assured along with any accumulated bonuses or profits, as specified in the policy terms.
After the maturity amount is paid, the policy is closed. There will be no further benefits payable under the policy, and it ceases to provide coverage.
Some policies may offer options to reinvest the maturity amount into another policy or convert it into an annuity for regular income. This is optional and depends on your financial goals.
The tax treatment of endowment plans in India is subject to the prevailing tax laws, which can change over time. As of the latest information available
Premiums paid towards an endowment policy are generally eligible for tax deduction under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, subject to certain conditions.
The maturity proceeds from an endowment policy are tax-free under Section 10(10D)** of the Income Tax Act, provided the premium paid does not exceed 10% of the sum assured for policies issued after April 1, 2012. For policies issued prior to this date, the premium must not exceed 20% of the sum assured.
There are certain exceptions to these rules, such as policies for persons with disabilities or specified diseases where the premium threshold is different.
The death benefit received from an endowment policy is usually tax-free irrespective of the amount.
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All terms & conditions are guaranteed throughout the policy term, except for the bonuses which would be declared at the end of each financial year. GST and any other applicable taxes will be added (extra) to your premium and levied as per extant tax laws. An extra premium may be charged as per our then existing underwriting guidelines for substandard lives, smokers or people having hazardous occupations etc.
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