Ensure financial security for your family. Choose from a variety of life insurance policies tailored to your needs and budget.
Insurance Provider
Plan Name
Sum Assured
Premium
Tenure
Benefits
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HDFC Life
Click 2 Protect
₹50 Lakh
₹15,000/yr
20 Years
Death & Critical Illness
ICICI Prudential
Life Secure
₹1 Crore
₹25,000/yr
25 Years
Death & Maturity Benefit
Max Life
Life Plan Plus
₹75 Lakh
₹18,000/yr
22 Years
Death & Savings
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What is Life Insurance?
Life Insurance is a contract between the insurer and the insured to provide financial support to beneficiaries in case of the policyholder’s death or for savings/maturity benefits.
How Does Life Insurance Work?
You pay a premium to the insurer, and in return, the insurer provides a death benefit to your beneficiaries and, in some policies, maturity benefits.
Choose an appropriate plan
Pay regular premiums
Nominate beneficiaries
Claim payout on maturity or death
Renew or top-up if required
Features of Life Insurance
Sum Assured: Financial coverage in case of death
Policy Term: Duration of the plan
Premium: Fixed or variable yearly payment
Death & Maturity Benefits: Depends on the plan
Add-ons: Critical illness, accidental cover, waiver of premium
Tax Benefits: Premium eligible under Section 80C
Required Documents
KYC (PAN, Aadhar)
Age Proof
Medical Check-up (if required)
Nominee Details
Eligibility Criteria
Age 18–60 years for entry
Individuals and families eligible
Medical fitness may be required for certain sum assured
FAQs
1. What is life insurance?
A policy providing financial protection to family in case of the policyholder's death.
2. How is premium calculated?
Based on sum assured, age, tenure, health, and policy type.
3. Can I nominate family members?
Yes, beneficiaries can be nominated during policy issuance.
4. Are maturity benefits available?
Yes, for endowment or ULIP plans.
5. Are tax benefits available?
Yes, premiums and maturity benefits eligible under Sections 80C and 10(10D).
