Term life insurance
Provides pure life coverage for a specified term, offering a death benefit if the insured passes away during the policy term.
Whole life insurance
Provides coverage for the entire lifetime of the insured and includes a savings or investment component.
Endowment policy
Combines savings and insurance, providing a lump sum payout at a specified maturity date.
Money back life insurance policy
Offers periodic payouts during the policy term, providing liquidity at specific intervals.
Unit Linked Insurance Policy
Combines life insurance with investment options. A portion of the premium is invested in various funds, and the policyholder bears the investment risk.
Child Insurance Plans
Specifically designed to secure a child's future by providing a lump sum amount or periodic payouts for their education, marriage, etc.
Joint Life Insurance
Covers two individuals under a single policy, paying out the sum assured on the death of either insured person. It is often used for spouses.
Family Life Insurance Plans
Provides comprehensive coverage for the primary earning member and other family members under a single policy, offering financial protection in the event of death and often allowing flexibility in adding or removing members.
Group life insurance Policy
Offered by employers to provide life coverage to a group of employees. It is a cost-effective way to offer life insurance benefits.
Senior Citizen Plans
Specifically designed for individuals in their senior years, offering coverage and financial protection during retirement
Retirement or Pension Plans
Aimed at providing financial security during retirement, offering a regular income stream after the policyholder retires.