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Types of plans

Which kind of life insurance are you looking for?

There are a few different types, and they serve different goals. Here's an honest breakdown without the jargon.

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Term Insurance

The simplest, most affordable kind. You pay a small premium every year, and if something happens to you during the policy term, your family receives a large lump sum. No gimmicks, no investment component — just pure protection.

Best for: Anyone with dependants and financial responsibilities.


Most recommended ✓
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Endowment / ULIP

These combine insurance with savings or investments. You get a payout whether or not you survive the policy term. Premiums are higher, but there's a maturity benefit at the end.

Best for: Those who want forced savings alongside cover.


Investment + cover
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Whole Life / Money Back

Coverage for your entire life (up to age 99-100), with periodic payouts in the money-back variant. Useful for estate planning or leaving a legacy for the next generation.

Best for: Legacy planning, HNI clients.


Long-term planning
Real talk

Two families. Same tragedy. Very different outcomes.

This is why it matters. Not as a scare tactic — just the honest truth.

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"Arjun had a ₹1 Cr term plan. He passed away unexpectedly at 39."

His wife received ₹1 crore within 48 hours of filing the claim. The home loan was cleared. His children's education continued without interruption. His wife had time to grieve — not scramble.

Family was protected
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"Vikram always meant to buy insurance. He passed away at 41."

His family had ₹2 lakhs in savings. The home loan EMIs continued. His wife had to find work immediately. His children's college plans were put on hold. He cared deeply — but hadn't acted.

Family struggled for years
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"Meena bought a ₹75L term plan at 28. Premium: ₹560/month."

Her parents depend on her income. With her policy, she knows that even if she's no longer there, they'll be taken care of for years. She sleeps easier knowing this. For less than a meal out.

Peace of mind, affordably

"Rahul waited until 48 to buy. Premium: ₹4,200/month for same cover."

He's still protected — which is what matters. But waiting 15 years cost him significantly more in premiums. The cover he could have locked in at 30 for ₹600/month now costs him 7x as much.

Delay is expensive
Coverage guide

How much cover do you actually need?

This is the most common question — and there's no perfect formula, but there are some helpful rules of thumb.

10–15×

Annual Income Rule

Cover should ideally be 10 to 15 times your yearly income. It replaces your earning years if you're gone.

+Loans

Add Outstanding Debt

Add your home loan, car loan, and any other liabilities on top. Your family shouldn't inherit your debt.

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Future Financial Goals

Kids' education, wedding, retirement corpus for spouse — factor in what you'd have provided for.

A quick example: 35-year-old with ₹12L annual income
Here's a rough calculation of what adequate cover might look like:
Income replacement
₹1.2 Cr (10× salary)
Home loan outstanding
₹45 L (balance)
Children's education
₹30 L (2 children)
Suggested cover
₹2 Cr (approx)
* This is illustrative. Every family's needs are unique — our advisors will help you arrive at the right number for your situation, for free.
What's included

What a good term plan gives you

Modern term plans come with a lot more than just a death benefit. Here's what to look for.

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Large death benefit payout

Your nominee receives the full sum insured — tax-free under Section 10(10D) — usually within 48 hours of claim approval.

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Critical illness rider

Add-on that pays out a lump sum on diagnosis of cancer, heart attack, stroke — even if you survive. Covers lost income during treatment.

Accidental disability benefit

If a permanent disability prevents you from working, this rider kicks in with a payout or waives future premiums.

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Waiver of premium

If you're diagnosed with a critical illness or become disabled, future premiums are waived — but your cover continues in full.

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Increasing cover option

Your sum insured can increase annually to keep up with inflation and growing responsibilities — without fresh medical underwriting.

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Tax savings under 80C

Premiums paid qualify for up to ₹1.5 lakh deduction under Section 80C, and the claim payout is tax-free for your family.

Your questions

Things people always ask us

Genuinely good questions — deserving of genuinely honest answers.

I'm young and healthy. Do I really need life insurance now?
Yes — and being young and healthy is actually the best time to buy. Premiums are lowest when you're young, and insurers can't exclude pre-existing conditions you don't yet have. A ₹1 crore policy might cost you ₹600/month at 28, and ₹3,500+/month at 45. The cover is identical. The cost is very different.
What if I stop paying premiums midway?
For a term plan, if you miss premiums there's typically a grace period of 30 days. Beyond that, the policy lapses — meaning your family loses the cover. Most insurers allow revival within 2–5 years by paying the outstanding premiums plus interest. It's critical to keep your policy active.
Will the claim actually get paid? What if the insurer rejects it?
This is the most important question, and a fair one. Reputable insurers have claim settlement ratios of 97–99%. Most claim rejections happen due to non-disclosure — meaning the policyholder didn't mention a health condition at the time of buying. The solution: disclose everything honestly when you apply. If you do, rejection risk is minimal.
What's the difference between a term plan and an endowment?
A term plan is pure protection — low premium, high cover, no payout if you survive. An endowment combines protection with savings and pays out either way. The tradeoff: endowment premiums are 8–10x higher for the same cover. Most financial advisors recommend buying a term plan for protection and investing the premium difference separately for better returns.
Is there a medical test involved?
For covers up to ₹50–75 lakhs, many insurers issue policies without any medical tests for applicants under 40. For higher covers or older applicants, a basic health check is usually required — arranged by the insurer at your home or a nearby clinic, at no cost to you.
How do I choose a nominee? Can I change it later?
Your nominee is the person who receives the payout. You can name your spouse, children, parents, or anyone you wish. Yes, you can change your nominee at any time during the policy term — just submit a form to the insurer. We'd recommend reviewing this after major life events like marriage, children, or the death of a previous nominee.
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