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Most of us would like to believe that we will live a long life. But what if your lifespan is not as much? What will happen to your family if you are gone? These may sound negative but these are pertinent questions that must be answered. Of course, we want to be around for our families in every possible way, but that can only happen if we make wise financial decisions. If safeguarding your loved ones is your priority, there’s no better solution than a term insurance plan.
But what duration should you go for? If you want to offer a layer of security to your dependents in the long run, don’t think twice before purchasing a term insurance plan that covers you for 40 years. Once you invest in this policy, your family members will receive a death benefit in case you die during the policy term. The benefit is not applicable after the policy term ends, unless of course, you have opted for a plan with Return of Premium option, which allows policyholders to reap the maturity benefit if they survive the entire policy tenure.
It works like any other term insurance policy. The death benefit is only applicable if you pay your premiums on time. If you don’t, your policy stands a chance to get canceled after a particular grace period. So, don’t be laidback about this and make payments on time.
If you’re planning to purchase a 40-year term insurance policy, here are a few benefits you should be aware of:
The premium is calculated based on a range of factors, including the age of the policyholder, annual income, sum assured, medical history, and if they have a habit of smoking, drinking, chewing tobacco or any other major health risks. If someone has greater health risk, be prepared to pay a higher premium.
It is a wise decision for those who are younger or up to 50 years of age to apply for the policy.
No. If the policyholder survives the term, they do not receive any maturity benefit, unless of course they have opted for a plan with a Return of Premium benefit, which allows them to reap maturity benefit at the end of the tenure
There is no such clause. Cancelling the policy before the tenure does not attract any penalty.
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##Individual death claim settlement ratio by number of policies as per audited annual statistics for FY 2021-22.
#Provided we have received all the relevant and required documents and no further investigation is required. Claim settlement process would be completed within stipulated timelines once the claim request is approved
^ Available under Life & Life Plus plan options
*As per Income Tax Act, 1961. Tax benefits are subject to changes in tax laws.
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