Step 1 Decide the corpus you wish to build for your future and the time when the same should be available. This will influence the choice of premium paying term and the premium that you need to pay. Tip - Use the "Wealth Planner" calculator to help you decide |
Policy Term (PT); 10, 15 and 20 years, subject to maximum maturity age of 60 years. Life Cover = Annual Premium x Policy Term Life Cover: High Life Cover in the 1st 10 Policy Years, reduces from 11th policy year. For policy year 1 to 10 yrs: for premiums of 25,000, 50,000, 75,000 the life cover is 40 times of annual premium for premiums of 1,00,000 & 1,50,000 the life cover is 30 times of annual premium for premiums of 2,00,000 the cover will be 25 times of annual premium For policy year 11 to 20 yrs, the cover will be 21 times the annual premium. |
Step 2 Choose the amount of premium you wish to pay, which will be determined by Step 1. Also choose the Premium Payment Term (PPT) based on your convenience. |
Choose the amount of Premium you wish to pay based on your current age For age at entry upto 40 years: Rs. 25,000/ 50,000/ 75,000/ 100,000/ 1,50,000 /2,00,000 (6 options) For age 41 years and above: Rs. 25,000 / 50,000 / 75,000 /1,00,000 (4 options) Premium Payment Term (PPT): 10 years / 15 years or 20 years |
Step 3 Choose the funds you want to invest in depending on your risk appetite. |
• Bond-II, Protector-II, Balanced-II, Growth-II, Enhancer-II, Infrastructure, PSU, Dynamic P/E Fund and Index-II Funds • Systematic Transfer Plan (STP ) For details refer to the ‘Investment options’ section in the product brochure |