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2006-11-28 03:26:29
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answer #1
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answered by shri 6
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For a retirement plan you should go for a plan that not only creates a regular stream of income after retirement but also adds to your investment and lets it grow. There are many pension plans available in the market like the one from LIC or Bajaj Allianz. Although I've heard the plan offered by Future Generali is also good with its 5% bonus on your accumulated pension fund after 15 years and the policy would also participate in the profits of the company.
2016-05-22 23:53:49
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answer #2
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answered by ? 4
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I believe in Indianapolis Life. I can send you information if you would like. Let me know. What is really important with using Life Insurance is not lapsing the policy due to indebtness. If this happens then a 1099 may be generated. Indianapolis Life has what is called the Life Protector Rider that prevents this from happening. I have information specifically on this. You can call me if you would like as well. Email me back if you are interested and I will give you my number. Good Luck. Read the small print before moving forward and committing to such a contract.
2006-11-25 13:01:58
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answer #3
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answered by tigertiggerii 3
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Jeevan tarang if your are looking for fixed guranteed returns .
you must pay premiums regularly till maturity.
if you are able to take a little risk with ULIP , Sbilife Horizon plus with whole life is best.
here you are free to pay or take leave for premium payment when ever u think so.
you want more details mail u r age and annual income ,expected min pension at wtah age u need to mrkdas@yahoo.com
2006-11-24 17:20:12
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answer #4
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answered by krishna 2
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HI
MY NAME IS SANDIP AND I AMD LIFE INSURANCE AGENT OF BHARTI-AXA, WE HAVE CAME WITH A GOOD PLAN IT WILL FULFILS UR PROBLEM OF RETIERMENT.
THE PLAN NAME IS FUTRE CONFIDENT AND WEALTH CONFIDENT FOR FURTHER DETAIL MAIL ME ON sandip_jc@yahoo.co.in
thanking you
sandip j chavda
2006-11-24 17:46:04
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answer #5
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answered by sandipjchavda 1
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LIC - JEEVAN SURAKSHA
Jeevan Suraksha - Plan no.122 (from LIC)- insuremagic.com
Features:
* Tailor-made for professionals & businessmen.
* Multiple plan / pension options to choose from, such as
Plan options:
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This plans is available with life cover, without life cover and is very much like an Endowment policy.
Pension options:
* It offers a guaranteed pension for the life of the policyholder or a pension for the last survivor in case of a Joint life policy or a pension fund that will also return the purchase price paid by the policyholder.
* Terminal bonus is available and there is no forfeiture in case the premiums are discontinued.
* In case the life cover is not opted for, the policyholder also has the option of a Single or One time premium payable.
* The policyholder also gains the option of a tax-free commuted value that amounts to nearly 25 percent.
Premiums up to Rs.10,000/- qualify for 100 percent deduction from taxable income in terms of Sections 80 (CCC) of the Income Tax Act
Special Features:
There are various hidden benefits within this plan. The terminal bonus declared by the corporation on the vesting date depends upon the actuarial surplus on the pension fund and will increase the pension benefits.
The immediate annuity rates prevalent at the time of vesting of pension benefits, if favourable in comparison to the deferred annuity rates will be used to recalculate the pension benefits. This subsequently adds to the policyholder's pension benefits.
Non-forfeiture:
If the payment of premiums is discontinued, the policy is not forfeited completely. If premiums are paid for a full 3 years, the benefits are reduced on pro-rata basis.
Underwriting made easier:
An exclusive non-medical limit of Rs.2 lakhs for purchasers up to the age 40 years last birthday has been permitted for the plan.
Survival benefits:
Retirement Pension:
* The policyholder can avail of a life-long monthly pension with an option to commute 25 percent of the sum assured (notional cash option) free from taxation
* Alternatively the Annuity can be guaranteed for 5, 10 or 15 years as well as on life to ensure payments for the remaining period to the policyholder's family in case of his or her unfortunate early death
* Another option available to the policyholder is in the form of joint life and last survivor annuity to ensure 50 percent of pension to the spouse after death of the pensioner
Family Pension
* A policy with life cover guarantees a minimum of 50 percent of target Annuity as family pension, which may go up to 85 percent depending upon the policyholder's age and duration of the policy.
Table of benefits at retirement age 60
Table given below sets out specimen pension benefits. The figures are as follows
Table A – With life cover
Entry Age Monthly Premium Monthly Pension Without Commutation Monthly Pension With Commutation Commuted Value
30 Rs.250 Rs.4674.00 Rs.3505.57 Rs.107,204
40 Rs.250 Rs.1958.66 Rs.1469.00 Rs.44,924
50 Rs.250 Rs.566.04 Rs.424.53 Rs.12,982
Table B – Without life cover
30 Rs.250 Rs.6360.63 Rs.4770.47 Rs.145,886
40 Rs.250 Rs.2319.48 Rs.1739.61 Rs.53,199
50 Rs.250 Rs.604.88 Rs.453.66 Rs.13874
Death benefits:
Duration at death Benefits payable upon death
Death within 3 policy years Return of premium
Death during 4th to 6th policy years Return of premium with interest at the rate of 8% p.a. from the due dates of premium to the date of death.
Death after 6th policy year Return of premium with interest at the rate of 9% p.a. from the due dates of premium to the date of death.
Female lives under Class II will be granted "Without Life Cover" plan only.
Policy Parameters:
Min Max
Entry Age 25 60
Minimum Vesting Age 55 70
Term 5 35
Mode of Payment Max Maturity Age Policy loan available
Yearly, half yearly, quarterly, monthly 70 Years last birthday No
Suitable for:
Every individual salaried or self-employed, chartered accountant, engineer, doctor, architect or any other professional individual, especially if he is not covered by any other pension plan or his employer financed by himself or operated through the LIC.
Example:
Dr. Chhablani, 45 invests in the Jeevan Suraksha plan (with life cover) paying an annual premium of Rs.4575/- to qualify for annuity payments over a 12 year term that will yield him Rs.1,00,000/
2006-11-24 18:33:27
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answer #6
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answered by Anonymous
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the one that keeps the children hanging around.........old age requirement.
2006-11-24 17:39:29
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answer #7
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answered by aram 2
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