Longlife Goal Brochure
Longlife Goal Brochure
SAMJHO HO GAYA.
Bajaj Allianz Life
LongLife Goal
A Unit-linked Non-Participating Whole Life Insurance Plan
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LongLife Goal
The unit linked insurance products do not offer any liquidity during the first five years of the contract. The Policyholder will not be
able to withdraw the monies invested in unit linked insurance products completely or partially till the end of the fifth year.
Being prepared for long life is not only about saving. It's also about having an ongoing income stream that sustains your life style so that
You continue to live your life.
Key Advantages
Bajaj Allianz Life LongLife Goal is a Non-participating, Life, Individual, Whole of Life Unit-Linked,Regular Premium Payment Endowment
plan. The key advantages of Bajaj Allianz Life LongLife Goal are as follows:
Opt for Retired Life Income to meet 12 Choice of 2 plan variants#: LongLife Goal without Waiver
Retirement Goals of Premium & LongLife Goal with Waiver of Premium
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Loyalty Additions every year from 5th
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25th Policy Year till 25th Policy Year Option to reduce premium
Benefits payable
Maturity Benefit ` `
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Under Bajaj Allianz Life LongLife Goal, the Maturity Benefit will be the Fund Value as on the Maturity Date, provided the Policy is in-force.
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Death Benefit
If all due Premiums are paid, then, in case of unfortunate death of the Life Assured during the Policy Term, the Death Benefit payable
will be higher of:
a. Prevailing Sum Assured%
b. Fund Value
The Death Benefit is subject to the Guaranteed Death Benefit% of 105% of the Total Premiums* paid, till the date of death.
* Total Premiums paid shall be sum of all Regular Premiums paid till date.
All the above is paid as on date of receipt of intimation of death of the Life Assured, at the Company’s office.
Note:
• %Sum Assured/Guaranteed Death Benefit– The benefit shall be reduced to the extent of the partial withdrawals(including Retired
Life Income)made during the two year period immediately preceding the death of the Life Assured.
• The Policy and all benefits will terminate on the date of receipt of intimation of death of the Life Assured.
• Under LongLife Goal with Waiver of Premium, if Waiver of Premium has already been triggered under the Policy, then, the
present value of future Waiver of Premium installments, discounted at 4% p.a. (from the date of death), shall be paid
You can choose for Retired Life Income, at inception or anytime during the Policy Term.
You may decide to receive the RLI –
a) At any Policy Anniversary on either attaining Age 55 years or after 10th Policy Year, whichever is later
b) As percentage of your Fund Value ranging from 0 to 12% per annum, as chosen by you, payable yearly, half yearly, quarterly or
monthly.
Note:
1. RLI payout is through Systematic Partial Withdrawal
2. The RLI percentage can be changed anytime during the Policy Term, even after start of RLI
3. The RLI will be paid over the remaining Policy Term or till You terminate the option, subject to availability of fund
4. The Fund Value after payment of instalment of RLI should not drop below 105%* Total Premiums paid till date. In case the
amount available (Fund Value less 105%* Total Premiums paid till date) for RLI is not sufficient to meet the percentage chosen
by You, an amount lower than the percentage chosen will be paid as RLI.
5. The RLI installment will be paid by redeeming Units from the funds in the same proportion as the Fund Value in each Fund and
will be redeemed at the Unit Price applicable on the date of each RLI instalment
6. Each RLI installment will be hiked-up by 0.5% over and above the percentage chosen by You. The hike-up is given as an
additional benefit to You. The hike-up is called the Return Enhancer
7. All charges including Mortality charges (as applicable in the Policy) shall be deducted during the period
8. Partial withdrawals will be allowed anytime even during the RLI period
9. You will have the option to exit out of the RLI option at any time, even if it is after the start of the RLI. Once exited You can opt for
RLI option again anytime during the Policy Term
10. Also, You will have the option to withdraw the Fund Value completely as Surrender Benefit, anytime even during RLI period.
11. In case of your Policy is converted to a Paid-up Policy, you will still be entitled for RLI benefit, subject to above terms & conditions
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Partial withdrawal
You have the option to make partial withdrawals, any time after the fifth Policy Year, subject to the following conditions:
• The Fund Value should not fall below 105% of the prevailing Annualized Premium * Premium Payment Term (PPT), after a partial
withdrawal.
• The minimum amount of partial withdrawal at any time is ` 5,000.
• A partial withdrawal shall not be allowed if it will result in termination of the Policy.
• In case of minor Life Assured, partial withdrawal is allowed after attaining Age 18 years.
• Under Investor Selectable Portfolio Strategy, You will have the option to choose the fund You want to do partial withdrawals from. In
the Wheel of Life Portfolio Strategy, Trigger Based Portfolio Strategy or Auto Transfer Portfolio Strategy withdrawal of units from each
fund will be done in the same proportion as the value of the Units held in that Fund as on date of withdrawal. You will not have any
choice to opt the fund from which the partial withdrawal of units is to be done
• The Company reserves the right at any time and from time to time to vary the minimum/maximum value of units to be withdrawn,
maximum number of withdrawals allowed during a Policy Year, maximum amount of total withdrawal allowed during the Policy
Term, minimum time gap to maintain between two withdrawals and/or the minimum balance of value of units to be maintained
after such partial withdrawals, by giving a written notice of three months in advance, subject to prior approval from IRDAI.
The total amount of life cover charges, i.e., Mortality (life cover) charges deducted in the Policy, will be added back as Periodical
Return of Mortality Charge or PROMC, to the Fund Value at regular intervals, as mentioned below.
i. First addition will be at the end of the Policy Year in which You attain Age 60 years or end of the 15th Policy Year, whichever is later
ii. After that, at end of each subsequent 10th Policy Year
iii. The last addition will be done on the Maturity Date
PROMC is not applicable in case of a Surrendered, Discontinued or Paid-up Policy and will be payable provided all due Regular
Premiums under the Policy have been paid up to date.
Note:
1) The amount of PROMC that will be added into the Fund at each interval of PROMC will be sum total of all the Mortality charges
deducted from, inception of the Policy or date of latest PROMC, whichever is later
2) Amount of Mortality charge will be allocated to the Fund(s) in the same proportion of Fund Value as on the date of addition.
3) In case the Premium(s) are un-paid and the Policy is revived during the Revival Period by paying all due Premiums, the PROMC
due-but-not-allotted will be added to the Fund as on the date of revival.
4) PROMC will be excluding any extra mortality charge & or Goods & Service Tax/any other applicable tax levied on the mortality
charge deducted, subject to changes in tax laws.
Periodical Return of Waiver of Premium Charge (if LongLife Goal with Waiver
of Premium, is opted)
The total amount of Waiver of Premium charges deducted in the Policy, will be added back as Periodical Return of Waiver of Premium
Charge or PROWC, to the Fund Value at regular intervals as mentioned below.
I. First addition will be at the end of the Policy Year in which Your (Life Assured's) Age is 60 years or end of the 15th Policy Year, whichever
is later
ii. After that, at end of each subsequent 10th Policy Year
The PROWC will be payable even after the WOP has been triggered in the Policy, to the extent of any unpaid PROWC. PROWC is not
applicable in case of a Surrendered, Discontinued or Paid-up Policy and will be payable provided all due Regular Premiums under the
Policy have been paid up to date.
Note:
1) The amount of PROWC that will be added into the fund at each interval of PROWC will be sum total of all the Waiver of Premium
charges deducted from, inception of the Policy or date of latest PROWC, whichever is later
2) Amount of WOP charge will be allocated to the fund(s) in the same proportion of the Fund Value as on the date of addition
3) In case the Premium(s) are un-paid and the Policy is revived during the revival period by paying all due Premiums, the PROWC due-
but-not-allotted will be added to the fund as on the date of revival
4) PROWC will be excluding any extra mortality charge & or Goods & Service Tax/any other applicable tax levied on the mortality
charge deducted, subject to changes in tax laws
The Company shall allocate Loyalty Additions to the Fund Value as percentage of one Annualized Premium at the end of each Policy Year
commencing from the end of 5th Policy Year, provided all due Regular Premiums have been paid up to date. The Loyalty Additions
payable are as below:
Year Percentage
From the end of 5th year till end of 9th year 2% every year
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From the end of 10 year till end of 14 year 4% every year
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From the end of 15 year till end of 19 year 6% every year
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From the end of 20 year till end of 25 year 7% every year
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Loyalty Addition is based on Prevailing Annualized Premium
Note:
1) The amount of LA added into each Fund will be in the same proportion of the value of those Funds as at the date of addition.
2) LA will not be paid for a Surrendered, Discontinued or Policy converted to Paid-up Policy.
3) In case the Premium(s) are un-paid and the Policy is revived during the revival period by paying all due Premiums, the Loyalty
Additions due-but-not-allotted during the period the Policy was in discontinuance will be added to the fund as on the date of revival.
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Sample Illustration
Meeting the need of regular income to fulfil all LifeGoals till age 99 years
Let’s take an example to explain this further -
Rahul is 35 years old and has various LifeGoals to be achieved. He has taken a Bajaj Allianz Life LongLife Goal Policy (LongLife Goal
without Waiver of Premium) to meet his LifeGoals. He is paying a Premium of Rs 1 lac p.a. for a payment term of 20 years with a Sum
Assured of Rs 10 Lacs. Rahul has also opted for Retired Life Income option at 8% of fund value and has chosen for the payout to be
received annually. The total premium paid by Rahul is 20,00,000. Let’s see the benefits available under the Policy.
Death Benefit
In case of Rahul’s unfortunate death at the age 65 years, the Death Benefit, are as per the table given below.
The death benefit is subject to the guaranteed benefit, which is 105% of the total premiums paid, till the date of death.
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The above illustrations are considering investment is in the "Pure Stock Fund II and Goods & Service Tax of 18%"
The returns indicated at 4% and 8% are illustrative and not guaranteed, subject to Policy Terms & conditions and do not indicate the
upper or lower limits of returns under the Policy.
Features
a) Investor selectable Portfolio Strategy: If You want to allocate your Premiums based on your personal choice and decision, You
can opt for this strategy and choose from among the fourteen (14) funds below to suit your investment needs.
i. Equity Growth Fund II Risk Profile – Very High (SFIN: ULIF05106/01/10EQTYGROW02116)
The investment objective of this fund is to provide capital appreciation through investment in selected equity stocks that have
the potential for capital appreciation.
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Portfolio Allocation:
Equity Not less than 60%
Bank deposits 0% to 40%
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Money market instruments Cash, Mutual funds 0% to 40%
ii. Accelerator Mid-Cap Fund II Risk Profile – Very High (SFIN: ULIF05206/01/10ACCMIDCA02116)
The investment objective of this fund is to achieve capital appreciation by investing in a diversified basket of mid cap stocks and large
cap stocks.
Portfolio Allocation:
Equity Not less than 60%, Out of the equity investment at
least 50% will be in mid cap stocks
Bank deposits 0% to 40%
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Money market instruments Cash, Mutual funds 0% to 40%
iv. Pure Stock Fund Risk profile - Very High (SFIN: :ULIF02721/07/06PURESTKFUN116)
The investment objective of this fund is to specifically exclude companies dealing in Gambling, Contests, Liquor, Entertainment
(Films, TV etc.), Hotels, Banks and Financial Institutions.
Portfolio Allocation:
Equity Not less than 60%
Bank Deposits 0% to 40%
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Money market instruments Cash, Mutual funds 0% to 40%
ix. Flexi Cap Fund Risk Profile – Very High (SFIN: ULIF07917/11/21FLXCAPFUND116)
To achieve capital appreciation by investing in a diversified basket of stocks across market capitalizations i.e. Large cap, mid cap and
small cap
Portfolio Allocation:
Equity and Equity related Instruments 65% - 100%
xi. Small Cap Fund Risk Profile- Very High (SFIN: ULIF08717/01/23SMALLCAPFU116)
To achieve capital appreciation by investing in a diversified basket of predominantly* small cap stocks.
Portfolio Allocation:
xii. Dynamic Asset Allocation Fund Risk Profile- High (SFIN: ULIF08617/01/23DYNASALLOC116)
The investment objective of this fund will be to realize a steady stream of current income and as well as generate capital
appreciation with appropriate risk and return expectations of the asset classes. The investment strategy would involve a
flexible asset allocation among fixed income and equity securities based on the outlook for each of these asset classes.
Portfolio Allocation:
xiii. Individual Short Term Debt Fund Risk Profile- Moderate (SFIN: ULIF08817/01/23INDSTRMDBT116)
To provide stable returns through investment in various fixed income securities
Portfolio Allocation:
xiv. Midcap Index Fund Risk Profile- Very High (SFIN: ULIF08919/10/23MIDCPINDFD116)
To provide capital appreciation through investment in equities forming part of Nifty Midcap 150 Index
Portfolio Allocation:
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The maximum investment in mutual funds shall be governed by the relevant IRDAI guidelines.
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The maximum investment in Liquid mutual funds shall be governed by the relevant IRDAI guidelines.
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minimum 60% in small cap stocks, Market-cap exposure is based on equity exposure re-scaled to 100%
You can choose one or more investment funds within the Investor selectable Portfolio Strategy.
You have the option to switch units from one fund to another, by giving written notice to the Insurance Insurance Company.
You can switch out of this Portfolio Strategy at any policy anniversary by giving a written notice to the Insurance Insurance Company 30 days in
advance.
Switching between funds - Only under the Investor Selectable Portfolio Strategy
• You have the flexibility to switch units between your investment funds (even during the RLI period) according to your risk
appetite and investment decisions, by giving written notice to the Company, other than in a Discontinued Life Policy
• You can make unlimited free switches
• The minimum switching amount is ` 5,000 or the value of units in the fund to be switched from, whichever is lower
• The Company shall do the switch by redeeming units from the Fund to be switched from and allocating new Units in the Fund
being switched to at their respective Unit Price
• Switching between Funds is not allowed when Wheel of Life Portfolio Strategy II, Trigger Based Portfolio Strategy or Auto Transfer
Portfolio Strategy is opted for.
You may, at any Policy Anniversary, switch out from any of the four unique portfolio strategies i.e. Investor Selectable Portfolio Strategy,
Wheel of Life Portfolio Strategy II, Trigger Based Portfolio Strategy or Auto Transfer Portfolio Strategy and switch into anyone of the
following three strategies - :
Investor Selectable Portfolio Strategy
Wheel of Life Portfolio Strategy II
Auto Transfer Portfolio Strategy
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• Trigger Based Portfolio Strategy can be opted for only at inception. Once You have opted out of Trigger Based Portfolio Strategy, You
cannot choose the Trigger Based Portfolio Strategy again during the Policy Term
• Switching out of portfolio strategy can be done by giving a 30 days written notice to the Company prior to the Policy Anniversary
• On switching in to the Investor Selectable Portfolio Strategy from any of the other portfolio strategy, the existing Funds and the new
premiums paid will be allocated into the Fund(s) of your choice.
• On switching in to the Wheel of Life Portfolio Strategy II or Auto Transfer Portfolio Strategy any, the existing Funds and the new
Premiums paid will be allocated as per the respective portfolio strategy.
Miscellaneous charge, as mentioned in the Table of Charges, will be applicable
Quarterly & Monthly Premium Payment Frequency will be available under auto-debit options as approved by RBI
Miscellaneous charge, as mentioned in the Table of Charges given below, will be applicable for the option.
Top-up Premium
Top-up Premium option is not available under the Policy.
Settlement Option
Option to take Maturity Benefit in instalments -
a. You will have the option to receive your Maturity Benefit in installments (payable yearly, half yearly, quarterly or monthly) spread
over a maximum period of five (5) years
b. The Policy monies will continue being invested in the same Fund(s) and in the same proportion as on the Maturity date. However, you
have the option to switch fund(s)
c. The first instalment will be payable on the Maturity Date
d. The amount paid out to you in each installment will be the outstanding fund value, as at that installment date divided by the number
of outstanding installments, hiked-up by 0.5%. Therefore, each installment is equal to [Fund Value / No. of Outstanding Installment] *
1.005. The hike-up is called the Return Enhancer
e. Installment payment will be made by redeeming units from the Funds at the unit price applicable on the installment date
f. Savings risk during the settlement period will be borne by You
g. During this period, in case of death of the Life Assured, the Death Benefit, which will be the higher of 105% of Total Premium paid or
outstanding fund value, will be paid as a lumpsum to the nominee and the Policy will be terminated
h. No partial withdrawals are allowed during the settlement period
i. Only fund management charge and mortality charge shall be applicable during the settlement period
j. Alternatively, you will have an option to withdraw the Fund Value completely, anytime during the settlement period. The Fund Value
will be calculated as the total number of outstanding units in the policy multiplied by the unit price as on date of complete withdrawal
Option to take Death Benefit in instalments -
a. In case of death of the Life Assured during the Policy term, the nominee will have the option to receive the Death Benefit in
installments (payable yearly, half yearly, quarterly or monthly) spread over a maximum period of five (5) years
b. The Death Benefit will be unitized in the same Fund(s) and in the same proportion as on the date of intimation of death. However, the
nominee has the option to switch fund(s)
c. The first instalment of the Death Benefit will be payable on the date of intimation of death
d. The amount paid out to the nominee in each installment will be the outstanding fund value, as at that installment date divided by the
number of outstanding installments, hiked-up by 0.5%. Therefore, each installment is equal to [Fund Value / No. of Outstanding
Installment] * 1.005. The hike-up is called the Return Enhancer
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e. Installment payment will be made by redeeming units from the Fund(s) at the unit price applicable on the installment date
f. Savings risk during the settlement period will be borne by the nominee
g. No risk cover will be available
h. No partial withdrawals are allowed during the settlement period
i. Only fund management charge shall be applicable during the settlement period
j. Alternatively, the nominee will have an option to withdraw the Fund Value completely, anytime during the settlement period. The
Fund Value will be calculated as the total number of outstanding units in the Policy multiplied by the unit price as on date of complete
withdrawal
Tax Benefits
Premium paid, Maturity Benefit, Death Benefit, partial withdrawal, Retired Life Income and Surrender Benefit may be eligible for tax
benefits as per extant Income Tax Act, subject to the provision stated therein.
You are requested to consult your tax consultant and obtain independent tax advice for eligibility and before claiming any benefit under
the Policy.
Revival
A discontinued Policy can only be revived subject to following conditions:
• The Company receives Your request for revival within three (3) years from the date of the first unpaid premium, provided the
Policy is not terminated already.
• Such information and documentation as may be requested by the Company is submitted by You at Your own expense.
• The Policy may be revived on the original Policy terms & conditions, revised terms & conditions or disallowed revival, based on
board approved underwriting guidelines.
• On revival of the discontinued Policy,
1. The Policy will be revived restoring the risk cover, Guaranteed Death Benefit, PROMC, PROWC or Loyalty additions.
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2. All the due but unpaid Premiums will be collected without charging any interest or fee.
3. If the Policy is a discontinued Policy, the Discontinuance Value of the Policy together with the amount of Discontinuance
charge (without any interest) as deducted by the Company on the date of discontinuance of the Policy, shall be restored to the
chosen fund(s) in the same proportion as it existed on the Date of Discontinuance, at their prevailing Unit Price.
4. The Premium Allocation Charge as applicable during the discontinuance period shall be deducted from Regular Premiums
paid or from the Fund at the time of revival.
5. The Loyalty Additions, PROMC & PROWC due-but-not-allotted during the period the Policy was in Discontinuance shall be
added to the Fund Value.
Force Ma’jeure
a) As per Regulation 33 & 34 of the IRDAI (Unit Linked Insurance Products) Regulations, 2019, the company will declare a ‘Single’ Unit
Price or Net Asset Value (NAV) for each segregated fund on a day-to-day basis.
b) The company specifies that, in the event of certain force majeure conditions, the declaration of Unit Price or NAV on a day-to-day
basis may be deferred and could include other actions as a part of investment strategy (e.g. taking exposure of any Segregated Fund
(SFIN###) up to 100% in Money Market Instruments [as defined under Regulations 2(j) of the IRDAI (Investment) Regulations, 2016])
c) The Insurance Company shall value the Funds (SFIN) on each day for which the financial markets are open. However, the Insurance
Company may value the SFIN less frequently in extreme circumstances external to the Insurance Company i.e. in force majeure
events, where the value of the assets is too uncertain. In such circumstances, the Insurance Company may defer the valuation of
assets for up to 30 days until the Insurance Company is certain that the valuation of SFIN can be resumed.
d) The Insurance Company shall inform IRDAI of such deferment in the valuation of assets. During the continuance of the force majeure
events, all request for servicing the Policy including Policy related payment shall be kept in abeyance.
e) The Insurance Company shall continue to invest as per the fund mandates. However, the Insurance Company shall reserve its right to
change the exposure of all or any part of the Fund to Money Market Instruments [as defined under Regulations 2(j) of IRDAI
(Investment) Regulations, 2016] in circumstances mentioned under points (a and b) above. The exposure to of the fund as per the
fund mandates shall be reinstated within reasonable timelines once the force majeure situation ends.
f) Some examples of such circumstances [in Sub-Section a) & Sub-Section b) above] are:
i) When one or more stock exchanges which provide a basis for valuation of the assets of the Fund are closed otherwise than for
ordinary holidays.
ii) When, as a result of political, economic, monetary or any circumstances out of the control of the Insurance Company, the
disposal of the assets of the Fund are not reasonable or would not reasonably be practicable without being detrimental to the
interests of the continuing Policyholders.
iii) In the event of natural calamities, strikes, war, civil unrest, riots and bandhs.
iv) In the event of any force majeure or disaster that affects the normal functioning of the Insurance Company.
In such an event, an intimation of such force majeure event shall be uploaded on the Insurance Company’s website for information.
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Charges Details
Prevailing Annualized Premium Policy Year 1 to 5 Policy Year 6 till PPT
Premium Less than `10 lacs 6% 3%
Allocation Charge `10 lacs & above Nil
For online sales - Nil
Policy
Administration Nil
Charge (PAC)
Fund Fund Management Charge per annum
Equity Growth Fund II 1.35%
Accelerator Mid Cap Fund II 1.35%
Pure Stock Fund 1.35%
Pure Stock Fund II 1.30%
Fund
Asset Allocation Fund II 1.25%
Management
Bluechip Equity Fund 1.25%
Charge (FMC)
Flexi Cap Fund 1.35%
Sustainable Equity Fund 1.35%
Bond Fund 0.95%
Small Cap Fund 1.35%
Dynamic Asset Allocation Fund 1.35%
Individual Short Term Debt Fund 0.95%
Midcap index Fund 1.35%
Discontinued Life Policy Fund 0.50%
This charge would be adjusted in the Unit Price
Miscellaneous
A miscellaneous charge of `100/-
Charge
Mortality / Waiver of Premium Charge will be deducted at each monthly anniversary by cancellation of units.
Female Life Assured will be eligible for an age-set-back of 3 years.
For sub-standard lives, extra mortality charge will be applicable which will be deducted as charges by
Mortality / Waiver cancellation of units.
of Premium Sample mortality charge for LongLife Goal without Waiver of Premium variant per annum per thousand of sum
Charge at risk for a healthy male life is shown below:
Age (yrs) 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
` 0.74 0.80 0.99 1.41 2.28 3.91 6.16 8.99
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Sample Mortality and WOP charges for LongLife Goal with Waiver of Premium variant per annum per
thousand of sum at risk for a healthy male life is shown below:
a) In a policy where Policyholder and Life assured are different:
Life Assured Age (yrs) 25 30 35 40 45 50
Mortality Charge ` 0.74 0.80 0.99 1.41 2.28 3.91
Policyholder Age (yrs) 50 55 60 65 70 75
Mortality / Waiver WOP (On Death and
4.06 6.31 9.14 13.45 20.41 31.20
of Premium APTD) `
Charge b) In a policy where Policyholder and Life assured are same:
Life Assured Age (yrs) 25 30 35 40 45 50
Mortality Charge ` 0.74 0.80 0.99 1.41 2.28 3.91
WOP (On APTD) ` 0.15
Sum at risk is equal to Maximum of [Death Benefit – Fund Value, zero]. Additionally if LongLife Goal with Waiver
of Premium variant is opted for, the sum at risk for WOP is the sum of all outstanding Premiums, as on date of
calculation of WOP charge
Revision of Charges
After taking due approval from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority, the Company reserves the right to revise the
above mentioned charges, except the Premium Allocation charge, WOP charge and the mortality charge which are guaranteed
throughout the Policy Term:
Fund management charge up to a maximum of 1.35% per annum of the NAV for all the funds except Discontinued Life Policy
Fund and 0.50% p.a. for the Discontinued Life Policy Fund.
Policy administration charge up to a maximum of ` 500 per month.
Miscellaneous charge up to a maximum of ` 500/- per transaction
Partial Withdrawal charge up to a maximum of ` 500/- per transaction
Switching charge up to a maximum of ` 500/- per transaction
The Company shall give an advance notice of 3 months for any change in charges. The Policyholder/Life Assured who does not agree
with the revised charges shall be allowed to surrender the Policy, at the prevailing Unit Value. Discontinuance/Surrender Charge will be
applicable if the surrender is during the Lock-in Period, otherwise, not.
Termination
All risk cover under the Policy will terminate immediately, and the Policy will terminate on payment of the last instalment -
• If You have opted for the Settlement Option.
The Policy shall automatically and immediately terminate on the earlier occurrence of any of the following events:
• On foreclosure of the Policy
• On the date of receipt of intimation of death of the Life Assured, unless Settlement option has opted for
• On payment of Discontinuance Value or Surrender Benefit.
• The Maturity Date, unless the Policyholder has opted for the Settlement Option.
• The expiry of the Settlement period, if opted.
• On cancellation of Policy during Free look period
Grace Period
A grace period of 30 days for yearly, half yearly & quarterly Premium payment frequency and 15 days is available for monthly Premium
payment frequency from the due date of Regular Premium payment, without any late fee, during which time the Policy is considered
to be in-force with the risk cover without any interruption as per the Policy terms and conditions.
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Foreclosure
If the fund value under any policy, after three (3) policy years, is lower than one (1) Prevailing annualized premium, the policy shall be
foreclosed, and any discontinuance value / surrender benefit shall be paid to the policyholder, as per the conditions in the surrender
benefit section above. The implementation of this will ensure that some benefit is made available to the policyholder, which is fair to
the policyholder.
Before foreclosure of the policy, the policyholder will be given the option to pay any premiums due under the policy or to pay top-up
premium, as applicable.
Suicide Exclusion
In case of death due to suicide within 12 months from the date of commencement of the Policy or from the date of latest revival of the
Policy, the nominee or beneficiary of the Policyholder shall be entitled to fund value, as available on the date of intimation of death. Any
charges other than FMC or guarantee charge recovered subsequent to the date of death shall be added to the fund value as at the date
of intimation of death.
Definitions
a. Fund Value: The Fund Value is equal to the total number of units pertaining to Regular Premium existing in each fund under a
Policy multiplied by the respective Unit Price on the relevant Valuation Date.
b. Paid-up Sum Assured: Paid-up Sum Assured means a proportion of the prevailing Sum Assured, where the proportion is the ratio
of the total number of Regular Premiums paid to the total number of Regular Premiums payable under the Policy.
c. Unit Price: Market value of investment held by the fund plus value of current assets less value of current liabilities and provisions, if
any, divided by number of units existing on Valuation Date. This calculation will be done before creation / redemption of units.
d. Discontinued Life Policy Fund: It is the fund maintained by the Company that is set aside and is constituted by the Fund Value
of the Discontinued Life Policies determined in accordance with the “IRDAI (Unit Linked Insurance Products) Regulations,
2019” and any subsequent modification made therein by the IRDAI.
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e. Discontinuance Value:
1. The Discontinuance Value of the Policy will be higher of:
a) The Fund Value less the discontinuance/surrender, as on date of discontinuance/surrender accumulated at the rate of return
earned on the Discontinued Life Policy Fund net of fund management charge.
b) The Fund Value less the Discontinuance/Surrender charge, as on date of discontinuance/surrender accumulated at the guaranteed
rates of investment return net of fund management charge. The current guaranteed rate of investment return is 4% p.a.
2. Unless death of the Life Assured has happened earlier, the Discontinuance Value shall be payable to the Policyholder after the lock-in
period of 5 Policy Years or at the end of revival period, as the case may be, however on death of Life Assured during the period of
Discontinuance, the Discontinuance Value as on the date of intimation of death at the Company’s office shall be payable.
3. The current cap on Fund Management Charge on the Discontinued Life Policy Fund is 0.50% per annum, as per the “IRDAI (Unit Linked
Insurance Products) Regulation, 2019”.
4. The Fund Management Charge and the minimum guaranteed rate of investment return as mentioned above, for the calculation of the
Discontinuance Value may change from time to time as per the IRDAI guidelines.
f. Valuation Date: The date when the Unit Price of the Fund is determined. We aim to value the funds on each day the financial markets are
open. However, we may value the funds less frequently in extreme circumstances, where the values of assets are too uncertain. In such
circumstances, we may defer the valuation of assets for up to 30 days until we feel that certainty as to the value of assets is resumed. The
deferment of valuation of assets will be with prior consultation with the IRDAI.
g. Accidental Total Permanent Disability means, disability of the Life Assured/Policyholder as a result of bodily injury caused by an accident
(a sudden unforeseen and involuntary event caused by external and visible means) and such injury shall within 180 days of its occurrence
solely, directly and independently of any other cause, resulting in the Life Assured/policyholder disability which must be permanent and
total.
It is defined as an event that must result in one of the following:
a. Loss of both eyes
b. Loss of both arms or both hands
c. Loss of one arm and one leg
d. Loss of one arm and one foot
e. Loss of one hand and one foot
f. Loss of one hand and one leg
g. Loss of both legs
h. Loss of both feet
i. Removal of lower jaw
Loss of both eyes means total loss of vision in both eyes, certified by an ophthalmologist.
If the disability is due to amputation / dismemberment, loss of hand will mean amputation / dismemberment above wrist, loss of arm will
mean amputation / dismemberment above elbow, loss of feet will mean amputation/dismemberment above ankle and loss of leg will mean
amputation / dismemberment above knee.
In permanent total disability, both the limbs should have motor-grade power less than or equal to 2/5.
The disability has to be certified by a registered medical practitioner. Claim intimation should be received in writing within 60 days of
occurrence of the disability.
The Disability Benefit is paid if and only if disability is detected as per above Disability Condition
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