Thursday, September 12, 2013

Jeevan Surabhi Plans

They also belong to the conventional insurance products, endowment assurance type of Plans. They are money-back Plans with provision to pay periodical survival benefit (SB) claims and the last SB claim is paid at the end of premium paying period. Premiums are payable as fixed limited payments – i.e. in a Plan with 15-year term premiums are payable in 12 years, in a 20-year term premiums are payable in 15 years and in a 25-year term premiums are payable in 18 years. The sum assured is returned during premium paying term in the form of SB payments. At the   end of the term accrued bonus (share of profit / surplus of the insurer) is paid on the full sum assured. Just as in the case of money-back policy, the SB payments are specified as percentages of sum assured, it really amounts to refund of a large portion of premiums paid, before the SB. In case of deaths after receipt of one or more SB the SB payments are ignored and full sum assured is settled as death claim. Bonus is also calculated on full sum assured, ignoring SB payments. You can go through the policy conditions and privileges by visiting topics under the label ‘Policy’.

Key words:
Conventional insurance products
Endowment assurance
Jeevan surabhi

Survival benefits

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