Table no 165
Jeevan Saral : With Profit Plan
Winner of Golden Peacock Award
- A Unique plan-probably first of its kind.
- A conventional plan but has good features of unit linked products but it is not ULIP.
It is easier to understand and provides many benefits to lic policyholder.
- A lot of guarantee
- A lot of liquidity
- Flexibility of term- policyholder can choose term from 10yrs to 35yrs
- Mode: yearly, half yearly, Quarterly, SSS and ECS
- A higher cover, particularly for lower terms and higher entry ages.
- Maturity Benefit
- to be taken from the Maturity Sum Assured Chart
- Loyalty addition Payable in Addition
- Surrenders:
- No surrender penalty after 5 years
- Higher Surrender values
- Retrospectively worded out
- Loyalty additions payable, if surrendered after 10 years
- Death benefit :
- Depends on the premium only
- Equal to 250 times monthly premium plus return of premiums ( excluding first) plus loyalty additions
- Full cover remains till the end of the term.
- Premium holiday : up to 12 months after policy has been inforce for 3 years
- Loan available after 3 years
- Partial Surrender : Conditions for partial surrender
- At least 3 years premium are paid
- Minimum basic annual premium after withdrawal – Rs 3000 where age at entry was 49 yrs of below
- Minimum basic annual premium after withdrawal – Rs 4800 where age at entry was 50 yrs of above
- Minimum basic annual premium for withdrawal is Rs 1200/-
- Withdrawal in multiples of Rs 600 thereafter
- Minimum waiting period between successive withdrawals 1 yr
- At the time of withdrawal no loan should be outstanding on the policy
- All future benefits and premiums under the policy will get reduced proportionately.
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Introduction:
In the history of life insurance, First time LIC OF INDIA has launched a revolutionary life insurance product Jeevan Saral in the year 2004 which won Golden Peacock award for innovation in life insurance.
In Jeevan Saral plan Sum Assured is decided by choosing the premium and minimum premium is Rs 250 per month or Rs 3000 per annum and there is no upper limit for choosing premium. Now If Monthly premium is Rs 1000 then sum assured will be Rs 250 times 1000 that is Rs 2,50,000. Note: It is not necessary that you have to pay the premium only monthly you can pay by any mode yearly, half yearly or quarterly as well.
A unique Feature
There is also a Unique Feature under LIC JEEVAN Saral Plan.In case of death claim, in addition to the sum assured payable on death, all premiums paid, (excluding the first year premium, extra premium paid and premiums for rider benefits), will be refunded. This is the first time that such a feature has been introduced. The results is a continuously increasing risk cover from the second year onwards.
Is Jeevan saral a with profit plan?
Yes, But Bonus will not be declared each year as under other plans. Only “Loyalty Addition” will be given. The Loyalty Addition is payable only if premium have been paid under the policy for at least 10 years and ten years have completed since the date of commencement. This Loyalty Addition is payable even when a policy is surrendered and also under the Death Claim.
Paid Up and Surrenders
A policy will acquire paid up value provided premiums have been paid for at least for three full years. Once a policy acquire a paid up value, it can be surrendered. But there is a unique feature when it comes Surrenders. Provided premiums have been paid for 5 full years Surrender will be treated as maturity for a reduced policy term. What does this mean. ?
For example a policy for term 20 yrs, being surrendered after premiums have been paid for 12years. This will be treated as if the policy was originally taken for a term of 12 yrs and the maturity value corresponding to term 12 yrs will be paid. Since premiums have been paid for 12 full years, the Loyalty Addition corresponding to term 12 will be also be paid. Note: A policy holder need not decide the policy term at the time of completing the proposal. He/She can first opt for the maximum permissible term corresponding to his age and postpone the decision on a suitable term to a convenient date in future. So in this Sense Jeevan Saral is a flexible term plan.
Can a person have multiple terms for the same policy?
The answer is yes, Let me show you how it is possible.
For example, a person paying a premium of Rs 700 per month( i.e. Rs 8400 per year) under his Jeevan Saral Policy and initially takes the maximum permissible term ( say 30yrs). The initial Risk cover will be for Rs 1,75,000, increasing by Rs 8400 each year from the 2nd year onwards.
Later, he decided to have a term of 12years under One Seventh of the policy. It will be presumed that there were two policies originally. One with the annual premium of Rs 1200 for a term of 12 years and another with an annual premium of Rs 7200 for a term of 30years. At the end of 12yrs, the Maturity Value, along with Loyalty Addition, will be settled under the portion for the terms 12yrs. Under the balance policy, the annual premium will now be Rs 7200. Risk cover Rs 1,50,000 and term 30yrs. If death claim occurs at any time later, say during 17th year, the claim amount payable will be Rs 1,50,000 + (17-1)X 7200 + Loyalty Addition for term 17years.
After another 3 years, he decided that under another two seventh of the original policy, the term should be 15 years . It will be presumed that there was three policies originally. One with the annual premium of Rs 1200( which has already matured), another for annual premium of Rs 2400 and term 15years, and another for an annual maturity value corresponding for a term 30 years. At the end 15th years, the maturity value corresponding to annual premium of Rs 2400 and term 15 yrs will be paid along with the Loyalty Addition. Under the balance policy, the annual premium will be Rs 4800 and risk cover will be Rs 1,00,000.If death claim occurs at any time later, say during 21st year, the claim amount payable will be Rs 1,00,000 + (21-1)X 4800 + Loyalty Addition for term 21years. Thus it is clear that LIC JEEVAN SARAL is so flexible that one policy can have multiple terms. or you can say that there is lot of flexibility of choosing the term of the policy.
For the above shown illustration, JEEVAN SARAL is almost like Flexible Money Back Plan.
Are there any restrictions on such on Such partial Surrenders?
Yes but only a few.
- The reduced annual premium after partial surrender, excluding rider and extra premiums, should not be less than Rs 3000, where the admitted age under Jeevan Saral is less than 50 and Rs 4800 when the admitted age is 50 or above and should be in multiple of Rs 600 (i.e. the monthly reduced premium has to be a multiple of 50)
- The amount by which the annual premium can be reduced for the purpose of a partial surrender has to be a multiple of Rs 600 and should not less than Rs 1200.
- A minimum waiting period of one year is required between successive surrenders.
- When a partial surrender is made and the sum assured payable on death get reduced, the sum assured under accident and term rider benefits, if any, will get correspondingly reduced.
- Before making a partial surrender, any outstanding loan under the policy has to be repaid in full.
When will the Loyalty Additions be declared?
The Loyalty Additions will be declared after each actuarial valuation. It will be based on policy term. In the case of death claim and surrenders, and in the case of policies under paid-up condition, the period for which premium have been paid will be taken as the policy term. A policy will be eligible for Loyalty addition only after payment of premium for full 10yrs and after completion of 10yrs from the date of commencement. A Loyalty Addition is payable on death of maturity or when a policy is surrendered. If death claim occurs in 10yrs of a policy provided the policy is inforce at that time, it will be eligible for Loyalty Addition even if the premium for the 10th year has not been paid in full.
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18 Comments
Bhuwan mishra
i got 2 policy of jeevan salarl the
1. The 1st one i had paid for 6year it is table no 165 10 Rs 3002 Yearly.
2. The 2nd one i had paid for 3 And half year it is table no 165 16 Rs 3062 Per qtr..
now due to some problem i want surrender these what can i do and how much i get back? Is there ant deduction ?
Atmprakash sharma
policy no – 7053560 14 my half yearly premium is 6065 and started from may 2011, policy term 16 year
May I know How much i will get after maturity.
AVTAR KRISHAN
I have took jeevan saral plan 165 for 27 years term with premium rs. 3639/- half yearly basis (7278 per annum @ 600/- per month) and paid premium for full 4 years and now i want to surrender the same. What will be the surrender value?
pardeep kumur
Sir i purchage a jevan saral policy my premium is 1531 per Quartily for 15 years i want to know after 15 years maruity amount please reply
akshay kumar ahirwar
POLICY NUMBER-357626949 MY HALF YEARLY PRIMIUM 4549 AND STARTED FORM MAY 2012 POLICY TERM 16 YEAR May I know How much i will get after maturity.
DEBABRATA DAS
Policy no#489758970, Can I revive this policy /
md imran quraishi
hii..sir
my plan was jeevan saral (with profit policy then i have old a 5yrs customer and i am loan recieve my plan …i will accepted to a loan facility provide ..
md imran quraishi
hii..sir
my plan was jeevan saral (with profit plan my policy no is 517719156then i have old a 5yrs customer and i am loan recieve my plan …i will accepted to a loan facility provide ..
sara jabin
165-16 ,policy no-539945716 date of commencement 28-3-2011. First premium paid karne ke bad aj tak payment nahi ki Hun…Kya mai abhi continue kar Sakti Hun….
cg
Hi, I took Jeevan saral policy-plan 165 on 28.3.2012 term 35 years and paying annual premium Rs.36,030/- .I have paid 5 annual premiums so far, my question is in receipt it says \”Sum assured\” Rs.7,50,000/- what it means?I ll just get Rs.7,50,000/- after 35 years, when I pay Rs.12,61,050? My agent showed me that 165 table that had 1,10,13,305 amount per 10%IRR..has she cheated me?What is the maturity values after 35 years if I pay regularly?
cg
my age was 25 years at time of taking policy. Please revert your reply.
amul tamboli
whats the loan policy in jivan saral 165 plan? i paid 6 premiums annually till now. now i want to take loans. Tell me eligibility and rate of interest.n repayment schedule
Archana
Who gets the maturity amount ?proposer or the life insured….in my policy both are not the same person
Ranjan kumar
My name is ranjan kumar . My father insured insured a policy 165/16.he paid premium for 2 and1/2 year. What i will receive
Jignasha N Upadhyaya
Hi sir my plan is jeevan saral table 165 20 .my policy no is 864642766.i need money .should i surrender or get loan .what is partial surrender. What will my policy surrender value.
hanumanthakumar
My yearly premium is 3146 .16 years policy it is jeevan saral policy .maturity amount how much I will receive
SUMAN BHAI PATEL
What would be total return on surrender of my jeevan saral after 1oth year having annual premium 240200.
Agre rohidas d
My policy plan is jeevan saral profit plus my policy num is958089710 than i have old 9 years customer my complet detaile in my policy