A protection plan designed to secure the financial future of family members of a life insured, Amulya Jeevan II is targeted towards those who keep the interests of their loved ones in the forefront. This plan is ideal for members of the society who have amassed certain wealth, with an accustomed lifestyle.
Individuals who wish to protect their loved ones through Amulya Jeevan II need to satisfy the following basic criteria.
Some of the unique features of term plan from LIC are mentioned below.
LIC Amulya Jeevan offers some unique benefits to policyholders, with the key ones mentioned below.
Death Benefit - In the unfortunate event of demise of a policyholder, his/her nominee will receive a death benefit equivalent to the sum assured under the plan. This benefit will be paid only if death occurs while the policy is in place.
Tax Benefits - The Income Tax Act of the country provides provisions for tax benefits on premiums paid and the benefit amount received.
Miss Rita, aged 40 years is a manager in a reputed MNC. She decides to secure the financial future of her family, a husband and two daughter aged 12 years and 14 years respectively. She chooses the Amulya Jeevan II with a policy term of 30 years. She thinks a sum of Rs 50 lakh will be sufficient financial protection for her family and pays an annual premium of Rs 30,000 towards the same. She makes her elder daughter the nominee under this scheme.
Unfortunately, 20 years down the line, Rita passes away due to cardiac arrest. Her elder daughter will now receive Rs 50 lakh from the insurance company. If Miss Rita were to survive the tenure, no maturity benefit would be paid to her.
GST of 18% is applicable on life insurance effective from the 1st of July, 2017
No, there is no maturity benefit under this scheme and no amount will be paid if the policyholder survives till maturity.
No, there is no provision for a surrender benefit under the Amulya Jeevan II plan.
In such cases the policy will lapse and a policyholder will have to pay the premiums and a fine to revive it. Revival is possible only within 2 years of first unpaid due.
Yes, there is a suicide exclusion clause which states that a nominee will be eligible for only 80% of the premiums paid if a policyholder commits suicide.
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