Not exact matches
Most
insurance plans don't cover
Pure Life - a moot concern, really, because most program participants quit their jobs to relocate.
I currently do
not have any other
insurance policies, I
plan to take a
pure term
plan (HDFC Click 2 Protect, 1 Cr with riders — IB & CI).
Term
insurance is
not generally used for estate
planning needs or charitable giving strategies but is used for
pure income replacement needs for an individual.
Term
plans can
not be overlooked as they are
purest form of
insurance, providing you protection against the biggest threat / reality of life - Death.
You don't want to purchase a
pure vanilla term
insurance plan since you do
not get anything back.
Term
insurance doesn't have an investment component & these are
pure protection
plans.
I currently do
not have any other
insurance policies, I
plan to take a
pure term
plan (HDFC Click 2 Protect, 1 Cr with riders — IB & CI).
If you do
not have dependents, you can avoid taking a
pure term
insurance plan.
Term
plans are
purest form of life
insurance as it does
not build any cash value and maturity benefits.
Term
insurance plans are the
purest form of life
insurance product that provides your loved ones a comprehensive financial protection in the event of your demise; thereby, ensuring a happy and financially secure life for them, even when you are
not around.
For example, in an Endowment
Plan, premiums are invested by the
Insurance Company and profit earned on it is again distributed back to the policyholders in the form of bonuses, whereas in a
pure Term
Plan, the policyholders are
not entitled to participate in the profit of the
Insurance Company.
But this is
not only the difference, as it provides survival benefits, the premiums are comparatively higher than the
pure death benefit
insurance plans.
In case of
pure term
insurance (basic life cover)
plan, there won't be any maturity benefit.
Dear Feroz, I believe some of your
insurance plans are
not pure Term
insurance plans.
This is the reason term
insurance is also known as a «
pure risk»
plan — simply because it mitigates the risk of you
not being there to provide financial support to your family.
Since term life
insurance plans are
pure risk cover and do
not have any investment component, GST will be charged on the entire premium.
Good article Deepesh.cannot agree more.for all the agents who wrote above, it is high time you have to change and tell people what is
pure insurance and what is profitable investment.Since you people are
not doing that, plz do
nt try to misguide when somebody is trying to tell the truth.I had personal experience of LIC agent projecting this
plans as the best for corpus creation!!.
Since this is
pure term
insurance plan which also covers critical illnesses, there would
not be any maturity benefits.
Term life
insurance being
pure protection
plans, do
not provide any kind of cash value.
Also, as compared to the low cost
pure term
insurance plans which do
not offer any surrender / maturity benefit, whole life
plans have an investment component too and this is often used as a savings instrument.
If you take a
pure term
plan, you can go for the cheapest option,
not necessarily from a «trusted»
insurance company.