LIC Jeevan Akshay Policy: The name of this policy of LIC is Jeevan Akshay-7 (Plan Number 857). In this, you can earn money by investing money only once.
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) keeps bringing new insurance plans to protect its customers. The company recently started a special plan for customers, in which you can earn money by investing money only once. The life of this particular plan is renewable. This is the best plan for those who are worried about pension in old age. This plan can be purchased both online and offline. Let us tell you how you can earn a lifetime through this policy-
What is this plan of
LIC The name of this policy of LIC is Jeevan Akshay-7 (Plan No. 857). It is a single premium non-linked, non-participating and personal annuity scheme. This policy has started from August 25, 2020.
This plan is available for age from 30 years to 85 years. The scheme can also be purchased to benefit the differently-abled (handicapped dependent). Three months after the issuance of the policy, loan facility is also available. This means that policy holders will also be able to take loans.
How to get 19 thousand rupees a month? In
this policy, you can invest a minimum of ₹ 1,00,000, while there is no limit for maximum investment. If you invest a lump sum of ₹ 40,72,000 in this policy, then you can get a pension of 19 thousand rupees every month.
Minimum Rs 12 thousand annuity will be received
You can buy this plan in an annuity mode of monthly, 3 months, 6 months and one year. In this, customers can get an annuity of minimum ₹12 thousand.
Joint life annuity can be found
in this policy. Joint life annuity is taken between two people from the same family, descendants of the same family (grandparents, parents, children, grandchildren), spouse or siblings. May go. The loan facility will be available anytime after three months after the release of the policy or after the end of the free-look period (whichever is later).
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