What
percentage of the premiums I pay is allocated to my account
value?
The
percentage varies by policy year as follows:
Policy
Year |
Net
Allocation as a Percentage of Premium |
1 |
50% |
2-5 |
94% |
6
onwards |
100% |
In
addition, will be a monthly charge of Rs 25.
Would
I be able to make withdrawal from my account value or take
loan while I am paying the premium?
Yes you may make
withdrawal from your account value after the policy has
run for at least 5 years, subject to minimum and maximum
withdrawal amount as per company rules. You may also take
loan up to 90% of the net cash surrender value as provided
in the policy provisions.
But please note the main purpose of the account value is
to meet you child's college fee. It is therefore , not advisable
to utilize the accumulated funds for any other purpose.
What
is the difference between the account value and cash surrender
value?
Cash
surrender value equals the account value less a surrender
charge. The surrender charge depends on the policy years
as follows:
Policy
Year |
Net
Allocation as a Percentage of Premium |
1 |
100% |
2 |
50% |
3 |
25% |
4 |
15% |
5 |
10% |
6
onwards |
Nil |
How
will the account value growth during the premium paying
period?
Please note that
the growt of account value depends on:
The
amount and timing of your premium payments and
The
investment yield that will be credited to your account value
every month
None
of these factors can be predicted so many years in advance.
However,
an illustration will be provided to give you an idea of
how each premium payment will increase the account value
upto the time the college fees payments commence.
Please
note that all the amounts shown in the illustration are
projections and are not guaranteed.
| The
above Plan is referable to the individual life Non-participating
statutory Fund |