Loyalty Additions are provided at the end of the tenth policy year (for policy terms of ten years) and also at the end of the tenth and
fifteenth policy years (for the fifteen year policy term).
At the end of the tenth policy year and
the fifteenth policy years, the company pays Loyalty Additions.
Not exact matches
This means that if you buy a
policy of say 18 years, the survival benefits may be paid to you every three years starting from the sixth year to the
fifteenth.
Applying this logic to a money back
policy of say 20 years means that the payout you receive in the fifth, tenth or
fifteenth year (say) is worth more than if you have received it at the end of the
policy tenure.
Then the policyholder with a
policy of Rs. 10 lakh (say) will receive Rs. 2 lakh each in the fifth, tenth and
fifteenth years, and Rs. 4 lakh at the maturity of the
policy at the twentieth year.
This means that the policyholder will receive a survival benefit in the fifth, tenth and
fifteenth years of the
policy period and the rest on maturity at the end of 20 years.