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Aviva Launches 'What's Your Big Plan'
Date: 12-Aug-2013
Aviva encourages children to dream big - Kicks off ‘Whats your Big Plan” campaign
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20 winners to get Aviva scholarships and a chance to interact and play cricket with Sachin
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Tie-up with Croma and McDonalds stores in select cities
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Campaign open for children in the age group of 3 years to 10 years
Mumbai/ New Delhi, August 12, 2013:
Aviva Family Income Builder: A life insurance plan that doubles your Annual Premium
Date: 13-Aug-2012
Aviva India launches Family Income Builder
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A life insurance plan in which one pays premium for 12 years and gets double of what they have paid every year for the next 12 years, guaranteed
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A unique plan to offer regular income equal to double the premiums
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Helps plan for future needs related to protection, savings for children, retirement income
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Guaranteed income for
Aviva India posts net profit for the second year; at Rs 74 crores
Date: 10-May-2012
• Among the top 10 private players with an increased market share of 3.2%, up from 2.3%
• Registered growth of 15% (WPI basis) over last year
• Healthy conservation ratio at 73%
• Enhanced the in-forced sum assured of the company to Rs 74,673 crore
• Among the industry leaders in the online channel
Mumbai, May 10, 2012: Private sector player, Aviva Life Insurance has reported a net
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What does your son's education cost look like 10 years from now
“I want to become a doctor and help villagers who to do have access to hospitals..”
“My dream is to create the 8th wonder of the world….”
“I want to be the next best cricketer ever, breaking all the world records….”
“I want to lead a music band and travel around the world performing innumerable concerts……”
If we sit around and start talking about our kids and their careers, we will invariably be exchanging all the aforesaid dream statements of our kids.
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Ten offbeat lucrative career paths for your big dreamer
When I grew up, there were two primary career options after high school - one was to become a doctor and the other an engineer. Even commerce and accounting stood a distant third. The school curriculum was also structured to push you into one of these categories. One of the perils of this was that an individual with a special skill like painting was forced to relegate that to a hobby and follow the crowd.
However, now the attitude of both parents and schools have changed and the
