Hi destinysandy .. the Maximum Term of the Amulya Jeevan is 35 Years .I would suggest that you can take up Term Policy Up to the age of 60 ,because that is the age where we tend to retire from work .
Hi destinysandy .. the Maximum Term of the Amulya Jeevan is 35 Years .I would suggest that you can take up Term Policy Up to the age of 60 ,because that is the age where we tend to retire from work .
But you have to pay BIG money from your pocket at the age of 60 (when most of your liabilities are over)Originally Posted by LIC_DO
The road to success??.. Is always under construction.
copycat
Can you explain ??
Term insurance policy premium is directly associated with the risk of the proposer. Elderly people have more risk since they are susceptible to diseases and ageing of the body. A 20 year old person has good many years ahead of him as compared to 60 year old person. So the young person has better probability of survival till the end of the term in comparison with elderly person. This makes the premium for elderly person a bit on the steeper side.
The road to success??.. Is always under construction.
copycat
The Term Insurance plan is give insurance for the breadwinner .If something Happens to the breadwinner ,the bread should continue for the family . At age of 60 ,bread winner would have retired and at that time he needs a whole life plan not term plan....
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