Unit Linked Plan

Key highlights

Extended Maintenance Cover

Dual Benefits of Insurance and Investment

ULIPs offer life insurance protection while also allowing your premium to be invested in market-linked instruments like equities and debt.

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Flexibility in Fund Allocation

You can choose from various funds (equity, debt, balanced) based on your risk appetite and switch between them as your financial goals change.

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Partial Withdrawal Option

After a mandatory lock-in period (usually 5 years), you can make partial withdrawals to meet urgent financial needs without surrendering the policy.

Tax Benefits

Tax Benefits

ULIPs offer tax deductions on premiums paid under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, and maturity proceeds are tax-free under Section 10(10D).

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Top-Up Facility

You can invest an additional amount during the policy term to enhance your corpus, taking advantage of market growth.

Transparency

Transparency and Control

Regular statements provide details on fund performance, charges, and policy status, allowing you to track your investment.

Insurance Exclusion

Exclusion

  • Suicide Clause

    If the policyholder commits suicide within a specified period (usually one year), only a part of the premium paid is refunded.

  • Non-Disclosure of Pre-Existing Conditions

    Claims may be rejected if critical health information was not disclosed during policy issuance.

  • Losses Due to Market Risks

    ULIP investments are subject to market volatility, and there is no guarantee of returns.

  • Policy Lapse

    If premiums are not paid on time and the policy lapses, the risk cover ceases, and fund value may reduce significantly.

  • Risk of Underperformance

    In case of poor market performance, the investment returns may not meet expectations, impacting the corpus.

  • Charges and Deductions

    Various charges such as premium allocation, fund management, mortality, and policy administration charges can reduce the investment value over time.

Types of ULIP

Equity-Oriented-ULIP

Equity-Oriented ULIP

Primarily invests in equity funds, suitable for individuals with a high-risk appetite looking for substantial returns.

Debt-Oriented-ULIP.

Debt-Oriented ULIP

Invests mainly in fixed-income securities, ideal for conservative investors seeking stable returns.

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Balanced ULIP

A combination of equity and debt investments, balancing risk and reward, suitable for moderate risk-takers.

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Single-Premium ULIP

A one-time lump sum investment with the dual benefit of insurance and long-term growth.

Dual Benefit of Savings and Protection

Regular-Premium ULIP

Premiums are paid periodically (monthly, quarterly, annually) throughout the policy term, allowing systematic investment.

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Child ULIP

Designed for securing a child’s future, offering financial support for education and other major life goals.

Why ULIP is Essential?

Insurance Essentials

Offers life insurance cover, ensuring your family is financially protected in your absence.

The potential for higher returns by investing in equity, debt, or a mix of funds, depending on your choice.

ULIPs help accumulate wealth for long-term goals like children’s education, retirement, or buying a house.

The ability to switch between funds allows you to optimize returns as per changing market conditions.

Regular premium payments instill financial discipline, promoting consistent savings over the long term.

The lock-in period encourages long-term investment, helping you reap the benefits of market growth.