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Why Investing in LIC's Jeevan Umang is beneficial?

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The Jeevan Umang Program of LIC provides your family with a mix of income and insurance. This arrangement allows for annual payments from the end of the premium period up to maturity as well as a lump sum at the time the policyholder matures or dies. Features of the LIC Jeevan Umang It is a combination of both regular income and Lumpsum payment. Offers an option to choose a premium paying term of 15 years, 20 years, 25 years or 30 years. It is a non-linked life insurance plan with profits. Offers life cover till the policyholder turns 100 years. Offers a loan facility up to 90% of the surrender value if the policy holder has paid the premiums for 3 years regularly and if the plan has reached a Surrender Value. The LIC Jeevan Umang Plan offers a simple reversionary bonus as well as final addition bonus if any. Benefits of LIC Jeevan Umang Plan Death benefit LIC will refund all premiums charged without interest to the applicant in the c...

Why should I choose to select money back plan in 2020?

A cash-back policy is a system that returns money at regular intervals. During the duration of the contract, this cashback is paid and is a proportion of the Amount Assured. Pay-outs for money-back are considered survival benefits. Such incentives will be accrued during the lifetime of the contract and the remaining Amount Assured will be compensated along with accumulated bonuses upon maturity. If the insured dies during the lifetime of the contract, however, the full Amount Assured will be paid regardless of the recovery benefits already accrued. This is the unique feature of the program. Some of Money Back Policy’s key features are: The Survival Profit is calculated as a percentage of the guaranteed total. During the lifetime of the program, longevity benefits are paid at regular intervals. When the benefits are paid, there is a set period. Every program has a different structure of payouts. Likewise, there is also no fixed percentage of Amount Assured char...

Loan Amount VS Insured Amount: How Much Coverage Do You Need?

What Is Insurance Coverage? Insurance coverage is the amount of risk or liability that is protected by insurance companies for an individual or entity. Insurance coverage, such as auto insurance, life insurance, or more unusual types, such as hole-in – one insurance, is provided by an insurer in case of unforeseen events. Understanding Insurance Coverage Insurance coverage helps people recover economically from unexpected events like car accidents or the loss of a family-supporting income-producing individual. Multiple factors also dictate the scope of insurance. For example, most insurers charge higher rates for young male drivers, as insurers find young men to be more likely to be involved in an accident than, say, a middle-aged married man with years of driving experience. It can be difficult to distinguish between contracts and insurance policies, and it can be hard to assess the difference between loan amounts and insured amounts. Nevertheless, in receiving the c...

Factors that affect health and life insurance coverage

You have to pay premiums when you buy a life insurance policy for yourself in order to keep it in force. Knowing the reasons that may affect your premium costs is important for you to pay the insurance company higher premiums. Life Insurance is a great way to help and protect your loved ones, which can also be a huge investment. A lower premium paid over a period of a few years can yield a good amount of savings.Life insurance premiums are based on a number of factors, and some people may find it quite tedious to understand why and what the charges are, and why they are paying a rate that may not be the same as others.Many factors are considered by insurance companies while pricing their plans, which may not be a variable under your power. Yet your life choices can also contribute to factors that can affect your premium for life insurance. The factors that affect your premium towards Life Insurance are: AGE This is an obvious and not surprising factor that affects the policyholde...

How to Trace Unclaimed Life Insurance Benefits?

Life insurance companies have meticulous procedures in place to guarantee timely and smooth payment of the multiple advantages. However, did you think what happens when the policyholder does not claim an advantage when it is due? Or a situation in which the insurance company is not in a position to pay the advantages as the policyholder is reachable / untraceable, or rather a case in which the insurance company has not been notified of the life insured’s death. These may look like isolated incidents; however, you would be surprised to know that Rs 15,166.47 crore was unclaimed with 23 life insurers as of March 31, 2018, according to official data. Of this, Rs 10,509 crore was with India’s Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), and Rs 4,657.45 crore was with private insurance firms. Compared to this, the unclaimed quantity for the whole sector was Rs 4,865.81 crore for the year 2012-13. This is an annual 25 percent rise in unclaimed money from policyholders over the previous five years...

HTTP vs HTTPS

Time to know this, with 32 lakh debit cards in India being compromised! There are many websites that use HTTP. Back in 2014, Google recommended switching sites to HTTPS. Until then, using HTTPS was really bothered only by sites with e-commerce pages. Google announced that it would provide HTTPS sites with a minor ranking bump as an incentive to switch over, effectively punishing sites that did not switch over by giving an advantage to rivals that did. Now you’re probably wondering – why is it so important that you switch over to HTTPS? Is it really worth the hassle to do so? What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS? Will using one over the other affect your SEO efforts at all? The following guide will break everything down for you, not only answer these common questions but giving you a much better understanding of HTTP vs HTTPS in general. What Is HTTP? HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol.  It allows communication between different systems in ...

Why LIC Jeevan Tarun Is the Best Choice for Your Child’s Education?

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LIC’s Jeevan Tarun is one scheme that can provide you with a restricted pay choice to secure the future of your child. It is an optimal investment plan to secure the future of your child against life’s hardships LIC Jeevan Tarun provides a few money back and maturity advantages decisions. Whether it’s education, marriage or some other reason to exist, Jeevan Tarun from LIC ensures your next generation doesn’t have to face any economic issues. The scheme provides wide integration of hazard, with a partial-pay option, where the range of premium payment term is shorter than the maturity period of the policy. Some of LIC Jeevan Tarun‘s Best Features are : Limited premium payment It states that it will be necessary to pay the premium quantities until the child reaches the age of 20 years ; the policy will be regarded to have evolved once your baby reaches the age of 25 years. This is an ideal option for individuals who are concerned about their term investment plans and ...

Factors to Consider while choosing Health Insurance for Senior Citizen

Insurance companies also extend health insurance to senior citizens. Although there are many such insurance plans, it is of paramount importance to examine finer information before taking up a plan. Insurance businesses consider Senior Citizen health insurance plans to be available for individuals between the age group of 60 – 80 years. If you are an existing insurance policyholder, you can renew your policy until 65 years of age.According to a recent updated guideline issued by IRDA, health insurance providers have to provide coverage to individuals up until the age of 65 years. Anyone looking to continue their health insurance policy with this updated guideline can do so until the age of 65. Also, with fewer constraints, those who try to change insurance providers for better service quality can do so. While there are several variables to consider before determining whether or not to buy a Senior Citizens' Health Insurance, this paper outlines some of the following significa...

LIC’s Jeevan Amar (No.855) – Offline Term Life Insurance

LIC is introducing its new offline term life insurance LIC’s Jeevan Amar (No.855) from 5th August, 2019. It is claimed that it will be one of LIC's best-cost term life insurance plan. Let's see the benefits and how they're beneficial to us all. Jeevan Amar (No.855) of LIC is a non-linked, non-participating insurance plan for the term of life. LIC is launching a term life insurance after a long gap. It is primarily due to the competition in this product field. There are two premium categories under this scheme: 1) Non-Smoker and 2) Smoker Tariffs. You can choose anyone option. However, if you have selected the category of Non-Smoker, you must undergo the extra medical examination such as the Urinary Cotinine Test. The premium will apply to Non-Smoker proposer based on the Cotinine Test results. Features of LIC’s Jeevan Amar (No.855) It is an OFFLINE Term Life Insurance from LIC. Minimum Sum Assured is Rs.25 lakh and there is no limit for maximum sum assured. ...