LIC Scheme: In this scheme, you can raise lakhs of rupees by investing only a few amounts. This policy will prove to be very helpful in solving your financial problems.
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LIC Jeevan Anand Policy: If you want to earn good profits by investing, then you can get big profits by investing small in LIC’s Jeevan Anand Policy. Because Life Insurance Corporation of India brings policies for every category. In this scheme, you can raise lakhs of rupees by investing only a few amounts. This policy will prove to be very helpful in solving your financial problems. Jeevan Anand policy premium term policy It’s like, you can invest only for the duration of the policy.
You are also given the benefit of maturity in Jeevan Anand Policy. If the policy holder dies, then 125 percent death benefit will be given under this policy. The benefit of bonus is also given in this policy. There is a minimum sum assured of Rs 1 lakh in this policy. There is no limit on the maximum. With this policy you are given four types of riders Accidental Death and Disability Rider, Accident Benefit Rider, New Term Insurance Rider and New Critical Illness Riders.
Will have to invest this much
If you take this policy, then you will have to invest Rs 2716 every month every month. By depositing Rs 2716 every month or Rs 90 every day, you can make Rs 50 lakh on maturity. For this you have to invest in long term. You can choose the maturity period up to 35 years. Apart from depositing Rs 2716 every month or Rs 90 every day, you can deposit Rs 32600 annually. By depositing this amount in this scheme for 35 years, you will get 50 lakh rupees on maturity.
Bonus will also be available
If you deposit Rs 11.4 lakh in 35 years. So in this the basic sum assured will be Rs 10 lakh. Also, the revisionary bonus will be Rs 17.2 lakh. Apart from this, a final edition bonus of Rs 23 lakh will be given. Bonus is available twice in this policy, but for this the policy should be 15 years old. This policy gives the benefit of death benefit. If death occurs before maturity, then the nominee is given money equal to the sum assured, but if the policy holder dies after maturity, then the full amount is given to the nominee.
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