Sentences with phrase «lakhs per»

This works out to an annual pay package of 2 Lakhs to 2.25 Lakhs per annum CTC.

Rs 7.3 Lakhs per annum.

Sir I'm 23 years old and just joined a company and having salary 3 lakhs per annum.

Me and My family is covered with health insurance cover of Rs. 8 lakhs per annum and I have also taken medical insurance for my parents with a cover of Rs. 4 lakhs per annum.

Sameer is a 25 year old individual working with a MNC company, earning Rs. 7 lakhs per annum.

Dear Sir, I am 42 yrs old (DOB 15-08-1971) working men in private organisation with an annual income of 12 lakhs per year.

You get a deduction under Section 80C of the Income tax act up to INR 1.5 Lakhs per year, on your taxable salary, for the premiums you pay for the Ulip.

3) Minimum premium is Rs 3,000 per annum and maximum premium is Rs 9.32 Lakhs per annum based on age, tenure and sum assured considered.

Aegon Life iCancer Insurance Plan allows multiple claims for unrelated cancers, subject to a maximum limit of Rs. 5 lakhs per claim and subject to the cumulative amount for all claims not exceeding 25 % of the sum insured.

my agent made a rough calculations where I will be getting 5 lakhs per annum which is taxable.

I have a kind of investment (some thing like ppf) in company of around 45 lakhs and it will keep increasing by 6.5 lakhs per year.

My premium is 1.15 lakhs per year for 15 years.

The premium you pay for the term life insurance plan is tax deductible up to INR 1.5 Lakhs per year as per Section 80 C of the income tax act.

With an income of 2 lakhs per annum, you seem a bit overinsured with a total cover of 54 Lakhs (27 times your annual income).

Annuity payable based on current annuity rates is Rs 2.14 Lakhs per annum for life time.

For example, if you are a 24 - year - old non-smoking working woman, drawing an annual income of Rs.3 - 5 lakhs per annum, your annual premium for term plan would be barely around Rs. 3,880.

so from 13 th year onwards i should get atleast twice the amount that is 4 lakhs per annum as pension.

i am ready to invest 2 lakhs per annum for the next 12 years.

Suppose a person earning 4 lakhs per annum goes must decide on an insurance of 30 lakhs (more than 7 times the amount).

If he has a family of four and an expense of 3 lakhs per annum excluding himself, that amount is supposed to provide coverage for around 10 years.

The medical coverage of a nuclear family will be around Rs. 5 Lakhs per year.

hi Sreekanth, thank you, by reading your blog and answers to all the comments my quires are answered, Please comment on below scenario, 1: I am 27 years, unmarried man, earn 5 lakhs per annum, have 27 lakhs home loan, 5 lakh cover from LIC for more 7 years, 1 each life and accident insurance from prime minister yojna of 2 lakhs each, hence total of 9 lakhs of life insurance.I need to purchase a term plan to cover the loan risk, should I target for 50 lakhs or 75 lakhs of sum assured, for 40 years?

25 lakhs per insurance.

Earn 20 lakhs per annum.

The policy offers a low coverage option to the policyholder where the maximum sum assured will be Rs 2 lakhs per person.

Five lakhs per annum or more, and hence must file the Income Tax Return.

* Above calculations are for a 30 - year old non-smoker male who is earning Rs 5 lakhs per annum and is looking for Rs 50 lakhs coverage for 30 years.

One - time payment equal to 10 % of sum insured per surviving dependent child for a maximum of 2 children subject to a limit of Rs. 10 lakhs per policy.

The occupants in the vehicle at the time of the accident are also covered under the plan to a maximum Sum Insured of Rs 2 lakhs per person.

It must be 10 lakhs per annum per fund house.

As an individual investor, you can invest up to Rs. 1.5 lakhs per year through the ELSS (Equity Linked Savings Scheme) route to reap tax...

I also have a question regarding expense ratio: Assuming expense ratio of 2 % for a particular fund, it will mean that someday when my corpus in that fund is around 1 crore, i will be paying the fund 2 lakhs per year to maintain it.

I will file a tax return for the HUF for that income (no tax in this case because the income would be 2.4 Lakhs per annum).

Me and My family is covered with health insurance cover of Rs. 8 lakhs per annum and I have also taken medical insurance for my parents with a cover of Rs. 4 lakhs per annum.

I have a kind of investment (some thing like ppf) in company of around 45 lakhs and it will keep increasing by 6.5 lakhs per year.

Hello sir, I am a new investor, 29, earning 10 lakhs per annum.I recently got married, so i have 0 savings!

I am an NRI and I have income in India around 4 lakhs per annum.

At 10 % inflation, if your expenses are Rs. 5 lakhs per annum today then after 10 years & 20 years, they will be at Rs. 13 lakhs & Rs. 34 lakhs per annum respectively.

That will be beneficial for small investors or they should increase exemption limit to 2 lakhs per year!

I am looking to invest the around 1 lakhs per year overall (divided among different funds) for a period of 10 - 15 years.

The maximum Death Benefit (due to Accident), irrespective of number of Policies, is capped to Rs. 20 Lakhs per life

The maximum Sum Assured on Death, irrespective of number of Policies, is capped to Rs. 10 Lakhs per life

«I earn about Rs 1.25 lakh per year, and 10 % of this money goes to the community,» Gyaltsan said.

I am investing 1 Lakh per year in Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme since 2015.

My monthly earnings — 1 lakh per month (30 % bracket).

I have already invested 1.5 lakh per year for each in Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana.

If we assume returns are around 10 % and at a inflation rate of say 8 %, an investment of Rs 10 lakh can give you Rs 1.2 Lakh per year for next 10 years.

For example, if you earn Rs 4 lakh per annum, of which you invest Rs 50,000 in ELSS schemes, your total taxable income comes down to Rs 3.5 lakh.

I have decided to invest forty thousand rupees (40000) per month in SIP for 10 year.I am already having insurance coverage, no home loan, emergency fund for 1 year and investing 1 Lakh per annum in PPF apart from my regular PF contribution.

We can invest 1 lakh per month.