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Life insurance: Why do premiums vary across plans?
The term 'risk' refers to the chance that an insurer is taking by committing financial aid to the insured person in case of an eventually
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Explained: Partial withdrawal from life insurance policy
While partial withdrawals can come in handy when trying to meet short-term financial goals/needs, this facility needs to be used judiciously
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Is it important to invest in life insurance for parents?
If your parents do not already have insurance cover, you can reason with them to invest in the same
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Joint vs individual term policy: Which is a better option?
In a joint term insurance plan, not many insurers provide add-on covers along with a primary joint life insurance plan
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Choosing the ideal gift for your parents
Parents spend their whole life building ours, ensuring that we have the best of everything, and are healthy
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Life insurance: Individual vs group, merits and demerits
Both, individual life insurance and group insurance plans, come with their own set of features and advantages and disadvantages
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Life Insurance industry hit hard by second wave of Covid 19
The increased mortality rate during the second wave is also reflected in the results of insurance companies during the first quarter of this fiscal
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Do only breadwinners need life insurance policy?
While the breadwinner indeed deserves priority, however, every family member equally qualifies to get a life insurance policy for themselves too
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What is a whole life policy? Should you buy one?
The whole life insurance policy covers you for 100 years against regular policies which have a defined term of say 10, 20 or 30 years
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How to borrow from your insurance policy?
While you can take loans against endowment policies, Unit Linked Insurance Plans or ULIPs allow you to make partial withdrawals when in need of cash.�
