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Linked vs Non-Linked Insurance Plans: Key Differences Explained

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Variable Life Insurance - Key Advantages & Disadvantages

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Glossary

Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP): A type of linked insurance plan that combines life insurance coverage with investment in units of funds.

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What are the Types of Variable Life Insurance Plans?

Unit-Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP): A Unit-Linked Insurance Plan is one of the most popular forms of variable life insurance. It allows you to invest in market-linked funds while maintaining life cover. The premium is split into investment and protection parts. ULIPs also offer fund-switching options, tax benefits, and partial withdrawal features after a lock-in period. They are ideal for long-term goals, such as children’s education, retirement, or wealth creation, as they combine flexibility with structured savings.