Aviva India - i-life Secure plan: Rs. 1-crore cover for 20 years, Annual Premium Rs. 4,972..


Aviva India's term Insurance plan..

Aviva Indias term plan promises to disburse the insurance benefit to dependents at regular intervals (in addition to a portion in lump sum initially) on the death of the policyholder.

Typically, insurance firms pay the entire insured amount in a lump sum to the dependents on the death of the term insurance policyholder.

Aviva India's innovation is to disburse the sum assured at regular intervals upon the death of the life assured. Thats,10 % as lump sum amount immediately after the demise and 6 % per annum over the next 15 years.



For instance, if the sum assured is Rs.1 crore, the nominee will get Rs. 10 lakh upon the policyholders death. For the next 15 years, the insurer will disburse Rs.6 lakh every year. Since, the amount is in the nature of death benefit, the beneficiaries do not have to pay any taxes. There are 2 primary objectives when one thinks of buying a term plan

(a) to pay off debts in case of death and

(b) to have a large enough corpus for the family to generate a regular income.

While pure term plans address both the needs, the basic condition is that your family is able to manage the money received and generate a regular income out of the same, says Mr. Rishi Piparaiya, Director, Marketing and Bancassurance, Aviva India. According to him, the new product will facilitate regular flow of income for the family, without any risk of a lump sum being spent or / taken away by someone.

Another key difference is the premium. The new product is cheaper than the regular online term plan.

A 30-year-old woman buying a Rs. 1-crore cover for 20 years will have to pay an annual premium of Rs. 6,812 (plus taxes) under the insurers regular online term plan. In case of the new i-life Secure plan, he/ she will have to pay only Rs. 4,972.


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