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Insurance is a contract between two parties where
one party (the insurer) agrees to protect the other
party (the insured) in the event of any loss or
unforeseen event. Insurance can be broadly
classified into two categories ± Life Insurance and
Non Life Insurance.
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The amount received from the insurance company on
the death of the insured is known as death benefit.
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Riders are additional benefits that are added on to an
insurance policy to make it more compatible to the
needs of the policyholder. Riders are generally
applicable only for life insurance and not for general
insurance.
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The sum of money an insurance company will pay
to the policyholder in the event his or her policy is
voluntarily terminated before its maturity or the
insured event occurs
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The amount received on the maturity of the
policy is known as maturity benefit.
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VLife is full of uncertainties
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Verves as a financial buffer in the wake of any
unfavorable and un-foreseen circumstances
VEnsures that near and dear ones are not left in financial
doldrums due to any exigency
VThe risk cover that insurance provides has no parallels in
the financial world
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V ÷oney back plans provides an element of liquidity
by returning a portion of the sum assured at
regular intervals. This is in addition to the risk
cover
V Unit linked plans invest a percentage of the
premiums in market securities and provide returns.
This combines market linked returns along with
risk cover
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ÿàighlighting the fundamentals of
insurance as a financial product
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] Birla un Life Insurance Bima uraksha uper
] Birla un Life Insurance Bima Dhan anchay
] Birla un Life Insurance Bima Kavach Yojana
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] Level Term
] Increasing and Decreasing Term
] Renewable Term
] onvertible Term
] Group Term
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] ÷aturity Benefit
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BLI ecure 58 is the right plan for you if :
] You are 18 to 80 years of age
] Looking to vest anytime between 10 years - 40 years
from the entry age. ÷aximum vesting age is 90 years.
] You are looking to invest at least Rs. 9,600 per
annum for retirement planning. hile there are no
limits on the amount you can invest in this plan, you
can choose your annual base premiums only in
multiples of Rs. 1,200 per annum over the minimum
premium of Rs. 9,600.
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] urrender benefit
] Tax benefits under section 80
and ection 10(10A).
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The benefits under income tax are of two types
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Deduction is available amounting to Rs. 1,00,000
The benefit for life insurance premium u/s 80 is
restricted to 20% of the actual capital sum assured.
urrender of Plan before premium has been paid for
two years will result in reversal tax benefit
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Deduction in respect of contribution to pension
funds ÷aximum Rs. 1,00,000 Flexi ecure Life
Retirement Plan and Freedom 58 from Birla un
Life Insurance provides all the benefits.
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Under ection 80 E, the overall limit for
deduction u/s 80 , u/s 80 and u/s 80 D is
Rs. 1,00,000.
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] ÷ulti-channel ] ompany have not
distribution penetrated in the rural
] ell diversified plans market.
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sold till 31st march 2009 low income group.
] uperior investment and ] Fees for the advisor is
risk management high than the other
framework company.
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similar kind of insurance
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ANALYI(Ahmedabad)
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No of Peoples Have BSLI Plan ] No. of people satisfied with the plan
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No. of Peoples want to more
investment in BSLI
No. of people satisfied with the
services provided by the company
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No. of Peoples have other Insurance
Plan apart from BSLI?
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