Lapsed Policy
Policy becomes inactive if premiums are not paid.
Life insurance is a contract between you (the policyholder) and an insurance company. You pay a premium, and in return, the insurer promises to pay a lump sum amount to your nominee in the unfortunate event of your demise, or maturity benefits when the policy term ends.
Life insurance is offered by life insurance companies registered with the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). These companies follow strict rules to ensure your protection and build trust.
You choose a plan and pay regular premiums to the insurer. If an unfortunate event occurs during the policy term, the nominee receives the sum assured. If you survive the term (in case of certain plans), you may receive maturity benefits as per policy terms.
Understanding key terms helps you make informed decisions and get the most from your policy.
Policy becomes inactive if premiums are not paid.
Person who receives the benefits.
Extra time offered after due date to pay premiums.
Guaranteed amount paid to the nominee.
Period to reactivate a lapsed policy.
Amount paid periodically to keep policy active.
Time allowed to review and return the policy.
Additional benefits at an extra cost.
Steps to request and receive the benefits.
Specific conditions not covered by the policy.
Life insurance offers multiple advantages beyond financial protection.
Provides financial security to your loved ones.
Certain plans offer maturity benefits and returns.
Premiums qualify for tax deduction under Section 80C and benefits under 10(10D).
Helps in business continuity and key person protection.
Lump sum amount paid to your nominee.
Borrow against your policy in times of need.
Pay premiums for a shorter term and enjoy long-term coverage.
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