LIC’s New Bima Bachat Plan is a Single Premium Participating Anticipated Endowment Plan. Thus, LIC Bima Bachat is a traditional money-back plan with scheduled payments and the return of a single premium paid plus loyalty additions at the end of the policy tenure.
Read moreKey Features LIC Bima Bachat
Loyalty addition: LIC Bima Bachat policy declares loyalty addition after the policy has completed a tenure of 5 years.
Survival Benefit: Under LIC Bima Bachat plan, on survival, 15% of the Sum Assured is paid to the policyholder as Survival Benefit, and the policy continues:
For Policy Tenure of 9 years
For Policy Tenure of 12 years
For Policy Tenure of 15 years
Maturity Benefit: Under LIC Bima Bachat, the Single Premium paid + Loyalty Addition would be paid to the policyholder on survival till the end of the policy tenure.
Death Benefit: If the Life Insured dies within the policy tenure under LIC Bima Bachat:
Product Specification:
|
Minimum |
Maximum |
Entry Age (Last Birthday) |
15 years |
66 years for PT = 9 63 years for PT = 12 60 years for PT = 15 |
Maturity Age (Last Birthday) |
- |
75 years |
Policy Term (PT) in years |
9, 12 and 15 years |
|
Premium Paying Term (PPT) in years |
Single |
|
Premium Paying Frequency |
Single |
|
Sum Assured |
Rs 35,000 for PT = 9 Rs 50,000 for PT = 12 Rs 70,000 for PT = 15 |
No Limit |
The annual premium is mentioned in Rupees for a Sum Assured of 1 Lac under LIC Bima Bachat plan. Basic Premium is mentioned below (Tax not included).
Age |
9 Years Policy |
12 Years Policy |
15 Years Policy |
30 Years |
72357 |
74213 |
77400 |
40 Years |
72906 |
74866 |
78185 |
50 Years |
74486 |
76478 |
79880 |
Grace Period: Not applicable under LIC Bima Bachat as there is no need for further premium payment.
Policy Termination or Surrender Benefit: The Surrender Benefit is available under LIC Bima Bachat plan:
Free Look Period: If you are not pleased with the coverage and terms and conditions of the LIC Bima Bachat policy, you have the option of canceling the LIC Bima Bachat policy within 15 days of receipt of the LIC Bima Bachat policy documents, provided there has been no claim.
Inclusions
The loan is available in LIC Bima Bachat, upto 60% of the surrender value.
Exclusions
Under LIC Bima Bachat, if suicide is committed within 12 months of policy inception, only 90% of the single premium paid is returned to the nominee.
Documents Required
For LIC Bima Bachat policy, the policyholder must fill up an ‘Application form/ proposal form’ with an accurate medical history, address proof, and other KYC documents. A medical examination may be required in some cases, based on the sum assured and the person's age under LIC Bima Bachat.
A money-back plan is one of the best types of life insurance policies available in the market. Besides offering insurance and investment, a money-back plan offers guaranteed returns by way of money redemption at regular intervals with a low degree of risk. Such a plan is ideal for people who require money at different stages in their life to meet fixed long and short-term financial needs such as buying a car and house, international vacations, paying for health expenses, school fees, etc.
Unlike traditional endowment plans, where survival benefits are payable only at the end of the endowment period, a money-back plan offers periodic payments of partial survival benefits during the policy's tenure as long as the policyholder is alive.
A money-back plan is ideal for risk-averse individuals as it provides them with a life insurance cover in addition to significant guaranteed returns (investment returns). In fact, a money-back plan offers several advantages – maturity benefit, survival benefit, insurance cover, and bonus, resulting in significant overall payouts.
All other investment plans pale in comparison to the advantages of a money-back plan. Most give returns only at the end of the policy tenure. In contrast, some give returns over the policy's lifetime. Still, none of them match up to the advantages offered by money-back plans. A money-back plan provides insurance cover, regular income, tax benefits, and bonuses.
Every individual has a set of dreams and aspirations for essential stages in life. These can be fulfilled only if one has the required amount of money to make these dreams a reality.
A money-back plan helps a person chart the course of his or her life with a sum that is expected at regular intervals. With regular income through a money-back plan, one can be sure that the dreams will see the light of the day without compromising one’s day-to-day responsibilities. Whether it is paying for a child’s education, buying a car, or any other necessary expense, it can be executed smoothly with the help of this policy. A money-back plan helps meet intermittent liquidity requirements at essential stages of life.
Unlike most insurance products which pay benefits only at the time of maturity of the plan, a money-back insurance plan starts giving returns after a few years of investment.
In the case of long-term policies, an amount is paid every few years (survival benefit) and the remaining on maturity. This amount totals to a significant amount and can be utilized towards short or long-term purchases.
The final payout given at the time of maturity with the maturity amount is larger than previous payouts. Survival benefit is paid only if the policyholder is alive. In case of passing away of the insured party, survival benefits do not accrue, and the nominee/beneficiary only receives the sum assured plus any loyalty bonus amount.
Under a money-back insurance plan, the policyholder receives the full sum assured amount at the time of maturity, irrespective of the survival benefits received earlier.
A money-back plan pays more than just the maturity amount. The insured receives periodic survival benefits over the term of the policy. And he/she stands a chance to receive a bonus by way of loyalty addition at the end of the plan period, part of the maturity benefit.
The principle of the time value of money states that the value of money available at present is worth more than the same amount in the future due to its potential earning capacity
This is why money-back plans score over other kinds of life insurance plans. Survival benefits which are paid periodically over the policy tenure are worth more than if they were paid at the end of the policy term.
The very nature of returns from market-linked investments is unpredictable because of the volatile nature of markets. Money-back plans help safeguard against losses arising from other forms of investment due to the guaranteed nature of its returns.
It is advisable to have a money-back plan as part of one’s portfolio, even if one relies heavily on market-linked instruments. In addition to definite returns, a money-back plan offers a life insurance cover. The periodic survival benefit amount can be used to take care of expenses at different stages in life or even to make investments.
The policyholder receives 2 kinds of bonuses under the money-back plan, which significantly increases the overall payout.
The first is a reversionary bonus, declared at the end of each year by the life insurance company for its policies and added to the total sum payable to the insured at maturity. The bonus is declared as a percentage of the sum assured and can be of 2 types – simple revisionary bonus and compound revisionary bonus. The compound revisionary bonus for each year is added to the sum assured. It increases the sum assured amount; therefore, the bonus figure for succeeding years is more as the sum assured has increased from the previous year’s amount.
The second bonus, the final additional bonus, may be given by the insurance company to the policyholder at the end of the policy tenure as a reward for loyalty.
The premium paid under money back life insurance policy is entitled to tax deductions under section 80C of the Income Tax Act, up to the specified limit, as long as the insurance premium is less than 10% of the sum assured. This way, one can reduce his/her tax liability with the help of a money-back plan.
Also, the maturity amount is exempt from tax deduction at source, as long as the sum assured is more than 5 times the premium paid for the policy.
A money-back policy usually has a built-in clause that allows surrendering the policy before the end of the policy term.
In such cases, the surrender value is calculated based on pre-defined formulae and paid by the insurance company to the policyholder.
Some money-back policies offer a loan facility, i.e., a loan can be availed against the policy during the policy term, subject to specific terms and conditions and the production of the satisfactory title.
Term Plan |
Endowment Plan |
Money-Back Plan |
Unit-Linked Insurance Plan |
|
Type |
Pure insurance |
Insurance cum investment/savings |
Insurance cum investment/savings |
Insurance cum investment/savings |
Definition |
A term plan is the most basic type of life insurance which provides a life cover with no savings. |
An endowment plan is different from a term plan in one major aspect i.e. the presence of maturity benefit. Profits, if any, accrue as a result of premiums invested in debt and equity. |
A money-back plan is a variant of an endowment plan with one difference – regular payouts are staggered through the policy term at specific intervals as long as the policyholder is alive. |
ULIP, a variant of the traditional endowment plan, gives greater control to the policyholder with respect to where the premium can be invested. Combining insurance and investment, a portion of the premium goes towards providing a life cover, whereas the remaining is invested in equity and debt. |
Maturity/Death |
In case the policyholder dies during the policy term, his/her nominee receives the sum assured. If the policyholder survives the term, there is no payout and one loses the yearly premiums paid. |
Endowment plans pay out the sum assured in case of death as well as the survival of the policyholder at the end of the policy term. The premium is higher to factor in both scenarios. |
If the policyholder survives the term, he/she receives the remaining (balance) sum assured. In the event of the death of the insured, the insurance company pays the full sum assured along with survival benefits to the nominee/beneficiary. |
In the case of the policyholder's death, the nominee receives a death benefit which is equal to higher of the sum assured or fund value (Type 1 ULIP). In the case of Type 2 ULIP, the death benefit is equal to the sum assured plus fund value. |
Advantages |
Cheap, low risk, high return. |
Combines insurance and investment. |
Regular payouts during the policy tenure to help take care of immediate as well as long-term needs. |
Combines insurance and investment. Assists in wealth creation by investing premium in market-linked funds. Transparent structure. |
Disadvantages |
No payout at the end of the policy term if the insured is still alive. |
Invests mostly in debt which yields low returns. |
Relatively low returns. |
Market volatility can diminish returns. |
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*All savings are provided by the insurer as per the IRDAI approved insurance plan. Standard T&C Apply
^Trad plans with a premium above 5 lakhs would be taxed as per applicable tax slabs post 31st march 2023
+Returns Since Inception of LIC Growth Fund
~Source - Google Review Rating available on:- http://bit.ly/3J20bXZ
++Returns are 10 years returns of Nifty 100 Index benchmark
†Policybazaar does not endorse, rate or recommend any particular insurer or insurance product offered by any insurer. This list of plans listed here comprise of insurance products offered by all the insurance partners of Policybazaar. The sorting is based on past 10 years’ fund performance (Fund Data Source: Value Research). For a complete list of insurers in India refer to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India website, www.irdai.gov.in
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