Best LIC insurance policy : introduced new insurance policy, know what is special in it and how much money will be available on maturity, check details here

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Best LIC insurance policy : introduced new insurance policy, know what is special in it and how much money will be available on maturity, check details here
Best LIC insurance policy : introduced new insurance policy, know what is special in it and how much money will be available on maturity, check details here

LIC Dhan Rekha Policy: Life Insurance Corporation of India ie LIC is one of those insurance companies in the country, in which it is considered very safe to invest. 

This company is run by the government and offers different investment plans to the investors.

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LIC Dhan Rekha Policy: Life Insurance Corporation of India ie LIC is one of those insurance companies in the country, in which it is considered very safe to invest. This company is run by the government and offers different investment plans to the investors. Now this insurance company has started a new plan.

The name of this plan is Dhan Rekha Insurance Policy (LIC Dhan Rekha Policy).

LIC said in its statement that in this insurance policy named Dhan Rekha Policy, a fixed part of the basic sum assured will be given as survival benefit at regular intervals, provided the policy is in running condition.

Who can take the

policy On maturity of the policy, the policyholder will be given the full Sum Assured without deducting the amount already received. Under this scheme, a minimum sum insured of Rs 2 lakh can be kept while there is no limit on the maximum amount.

As per the policy terms, it can be taken in the name of the child from 90 days to the age of eight years. Similarly, the maximum age limit is also from 35 years to 55 years.

The plan

has been launched in 3 terms. The company has launched this policy with 3 different terms. In this, these three terms are 20 years, 30 years and 40 years. You can select any one term from it. You will have to pay the premium amount under this. If you opt for the term of 20 years, then you will have to pay premium for 10 years.

Apart from this, if you choose a term of 30 years, then you will have to pay premium for 15 years. On the other hand, if you choose a term of 40 years, then you will have to pay premium for 20 years. Apart from this, you can also pay a single premium.

 

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