Monthly income will also be a good choice if you feel your family may not be able to
manage lump sum amount properly.
Additionally, if you feel your family can easily
manage lump sum amount, you should go for lump sum option.
If you are confident that your spouse (or family) will be able to
manage the lump sum amount to generate regular income, then there is no need to purchase another insurance plan.
Not exact matches
Dear Harmohan, You may consider «Monthly income option» if you believe that your nominee can not
manage «
lump sum claim
amount» (if any).
With moderate
amounts of active fund tracking risk (2.5 % / year), for the initial
lump sum investment scenario, there was only about a 2 % chance that an average cost active fund would result in a slightly higher terminal value after thirty years versus the low cost passively
managed fund.
This ensures the family members of the insured get a regular income without having to
manage the large
lump sum amount.
There may be a loss of income because of the illness, so the
lump sum amount paid by the insurer can be used for numerous purposes by the insured, such as: primarily to get the treatment for the illness, for recuperation purposes like buying recuperation utilities, to pay off any loans or debts, to
manage household expenses, etc..
Critical Illness Health plans from Bharti AXA helps you cover hospitalization expenses plus provide a
lump sum amount to
manage their daily living expenses.