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| Unit-linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) combine the benefits of life insurance policies with mutual funds. A certain part of the premium is invested in listed equities/debt funds/bonds, and the balance is used to provide for life insurance and fund management expenses. Yields earned on investments i.e. the value of the investment or the sum assured, whichever is higher, is paid to the insured or nominee. This varies from company to company i.e. some insurance companies pay the value of the investment in addition to the sum assured. See also: FAQs on Life Insurance Basics Life Insurance FAQs on Premiums Life Insurance FAQs on Claims Life Insurance FAQs on Insurance Company and Insurance Agent Children's Life Insurance Policies Endowment Insurance Plans Money-back Life Insurance Plan Term Life Insurance Plan Whole Life Insurance Plans |
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