LIC Jeevan Rakshak plan No.827 is a participating, non-linked plan with a combination of saving and protection. It provides support to the family of the policyholder after the death also after maturity, if the policyholder survives throughout the policy term. There are many benefits that are provided under the LIC Jeevan Rakshak plan such as maturity benefit and death benefit as main coverage. Accidental benefit and disability benefit as an add-on policy. This is also going to provide savings by means of tax savings. The plan also offers loan facilities after a certain period of the policy according to terms and conditions.
Maturity benefit
In case of survival of policyholder till the end of the policy term the basic sum assured + loyalty additional (if any) are payable to the policyholder as maturity benefit.
Death Benefit
If the policyholder meet to unfortunate death within the policy term the sum assured on that is payable to the nominee of the policyholder.
The payable sum at the situation of death will be as follow:-
the highest of these will be provided
1. The basic sum that is insured at the time of policy purchase.
2. 105% of all the premium which is paid up to the death of the policyholder.
3. 10 times the annualized premium.
Loyalty benefit
According to the LIC, this plan is a participating plan. Means if the policy is in full force the corporation can decide the eligibility of the policy for the loyalty addition according to the terms and condition of the corporation.
Tax benefit
Premium paid under this plan is tax-free within the amount of 1,50,000 under section 80C and the maturity benefit provided is also tax-free under the insurance act section 10D. You can file an income tax return based on this.
Payment of premium
Payment of premium can be done annually, half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly but the monthly payment can be only done by ECS. There is a certain discount for the annual and half-yearly premium payer 2% for annual premium and 1% for half yearly premium.
Grace period
There is a period of 30 days provided as a grace period for the payment of the premium. If the premium would not be paid under this Grace period the policy will get lapsed.
Revival of policy
If the premium will not be paid within the grace period the policy gets lapsed but it can be revived within 2 years from the date of the last premium paid and it can be continued.
Surrender value
The policy acquires a surrender value after the completion of 3 years of the policy. The surrender value increases as the years of the policy increase according to the terms and conditions of the policy.
Loans
Once the policy gets surrender value then you can take a loan on your policy according to the terms and conditions of the corporation.
This post was last modified on March 21, 2021
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