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First documentWhat is Life Insurance? Meaning, Features & Benefits ExplainedOpen original ↗
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Features of Life Insurance Plans
Tax Benefits: Various kinds of life insurance plans have different tax benefits as per relevant sections of the Income Tax Act. Generally, the premium paid for a life insurance policy is tax-deductible up to Rs. 1.5 lakhs under Section 80C . The payout received from an insurance policy, too, is exempt from tax under Section 10(10D) of the ITA. Additionally, premiums paid toward riders like critical illness and surgical care can also be claimed as deductions under Section 80D.
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Tax Benefits of Different Life Insurance Policies
Tax Benefits for Riders : Many types of life insurance policies allow policyholders to add riders like critical illness , accidental death, or disability benefits. The premiums paid for these riders are eligible for tax deductions under Section 80D if they provide health-related coverage.
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Features of Life Insurance Plans
Investment Components: Some life insurance plans come with the dual benefit of an investment component as well. With a single premium, you secure a life cover while also accumulating wealth through investments in a diverse portfolio. Depending on the terms and conditions of the plan, one can invest in equity, debt instruments or various combinations of both. Those opting for policies such as ULIPs can switch and redirect funds as and when they please.
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Types of Life Insurance Policies in India
Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs): Among the different types of life insurance policies available, ULIPs enjoy a high amount of popularity owing to their versatile nature. ULIPs come with the two-pronged benefits of both investment and insurance. A portion of the premiums paid towards ULIPs is directed towards ensuring insurance coverage, while the rest of the premium is invested into a bouquet of investment instruments, which can include market-backed equity funds, debt funds and other securities. ULIPs are extremely flexible instruments since investors can easily switch or redirect their premiums between the different funds available. ULIPs are also touted as having an edge over other market instruments in terms of tax-saving benefits, since their proceeds are exempted from LTCG (Long Term Capital Gains) .