I have
taken endowment policy in lic on feb 2015.
I have already made a mistake by
taking an endowment policy (Jeevan Anand for term of 30 yrs) and have paid 2 premiums around 53000 in total (around 26.5 thou annual premium).
I took an endowment policy 2 years ago for Rs50, 000 per annual premium, and the agent told me that after 25 years, it will give me Rs30, 000 per month.
Not exact matches
Generally,
endowment funds follow a suitably strict
policy allocation, which is a set of long - term rules that dictates the asset allocation that will yield the targeted return requirement without
taking on too much risk.
Under current federal tax rules, loans
taken will generally be free of current income tax as long as the
policy remains in effect until the insured's death, does not lapse or matures, and is not a modified
endowment contract.
Under current federal tax rules, loans
taken will generally be free of current income tax as long as the
policy remains in effect until the insured's death, does not lapse or mature, and is not a modified
endowment contract.
madam is
endowment policy safe I want to invest in some plan which giver returns much higher than bank interest which I can
take back for my sons studies after 3 yrs please guide me
The investment planners study your case and assess your risk
taking ability and risk appetite to further recommend an asset allocation plan or an apt
endowment policy.
You can
take your pick from an array of life insurance
policies that include term insurance plans,
endowment plans, money back plans or ULIP plans, all of which will provide you with tax benefits.As per Section 80C, the premiums that you pay towards the life insurance
policy is deductible up to a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakhs.
Withdrawals are
taken out premiums first and then gains, so it is possible to
take a tax - free withdrawal from the values of the
policy (this assumes the
policy is not a MEC, i.e. «modified
endowment contract»).
If you have multiple children to whom you'd like to leave inheritance, but only one child who is primed to
take over your business, a permanent
policy can help provide your other kids with an equitable
endowment.
Loans are generally not taxable if
taken from a life insurance
policy that is not a modified
endowment contract (MEC).
Remember,
endowment plans are not proper for protection purposes, which is the primary objective of
taking an insurance
policy.
We
take the example of an
endowment policy of a 35 - year - old, for a
policy term of 15 years and for an annual premium of Rs. 1 lakh.
Similar to above questions, mine is also related to LIC
endowment policy; All the
policy were
taken by me during my initial stage of my career.
Generally, this can
take 5 - 7 years; although, it can be expedited through a paid up additions rider and / or a supplemental term life rider on your
policy to make sure that a modified
endowment contract (MEC) doesn't occur.
Beware, as mentioned above, if you
take dividend payments they may be taxable if your
policy is considered a modified
endowment contract to the extent that there is a gain in the
policy.
Under current Federal tax rules, loans
taken will generally be free of current income tax as long as the
policy remains in effect until the insured's death, does not lapse or mature, and is not a modified
endowment contract.
You can
take your pick from an array of life insurance
policies that include term insurance plans,
endowment plans, money back plans or ULIP plans, all of which will allow you to save tax with insurance.As per Section 80C, the premiums that you pay towards the life insurance
policy is deductible up to a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakhs.
Loan facility: Policyholders can
take a loan against an
endowment policy as and when needed, and this is usually without the need to secure the loan against collateral.
If you
take out a loan against the cash value of your insurance
policy, the amount of the loan is not taxable, unless the
policy is a modified
endowment contract.
Taking more than 1 life insurance
policy (term insurance,
endowment policy, ULIP etc) is not a problem.
Returns on
endowment policies are conservative but guaranteed and these are meant for risk - averse individuals — those who prefer a steady though moderate return rather than
take high risks for high returns.
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While I suggest you to consider
taking term insurance which comes with very less cost and high coverage, there are other options like
endowment policy or whole life insurance
policies where you need to pay good amount for small coverage, but you would get money at frequent intervals or at maturity.
Also i have
taken an
endowment assurance
policy for 38K per year, and have paid premiums for 4 years till now.
I have
taken lic
endowment policy for 10 years am \ nd yearly premium is Rs. 5000 / -.
Since child plans are basically an
endowment policy, it offers loan which can be
taken against your
policy once the
policy has acquired surrender value.
Most unit - linked insurance plans and
endowment policies can be used to
take loans against them.
The
policy is
taken on the life of the proposer (parent) in a child
endowment plan.
am shankar i am
take endowment assurance
policy t.No: 14, my yearly premium is rs. 6088.00 / -(Sum Assured Rs. 100000,
policy term 17 Years)
policy take on 11/03/2011.