Life Insurance is a financial product that provides a lump-sum payout (death benefit) to the insured's beneficiaries in case of their demise. It ensures financial security for dependents, covering expenses like daily living costs, education, loans, and future planning.
Term Life Insurance Pure protection plan with a fixed term and no maturity benefits.
Whole Life Insurance Covers the insured for their entire lifetime with a guaranteed payout.
Endowment Plans Combines insurance coverage with savings; pays a lump sum at maturity.
Unit-Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) Provides investment and insurance benefits with market-linked returns.
Money-Back Policy Offers periodic payouts at fixed intervals before policy maturity.
Child Insurance Plans Secures a child’s education and future financial needs.
Retirement/Pension Plans Ensures a steady income after retirement.
Micro Insurance Affordable, low-premium insurance designed to provide financial protection for low-income individuals against health, life, and asset-related risks.
Critical Illness Plans Lump-sum payout insurance that covers major life-threatening diseases like cancer, heart attack, and stroke, ensuring financial security during medical emergencies.
Protects your family’s financial future.
Provides a lump sum to beneficiaries in case of the insured’s death.
Returns on investment if the insured survives the policy term.
Premiums paid are tax-deductible (varies by country).
Some policies allow loans against the policy’s cash value.
Helps in long-term savings and investment growth.