LIC’s Jeevan Pragati (838) Premium, Maturity Calculator – LIC’s Jeevan Pragati (838) Endowment plan is a non-linked policy with profits Endowment Assurance Plan wherein the risks cover automatically increases after every five years during the term of the policy.
Step-by-Step process: (LIC’s Jeevan Pragati (838) Premium, Maturity Calculator)
- Select Plan
- Select Age
- Select Policy’s Term
- Sum Assured
- For Accidental Benefits, mark Check Box
- Click on Calculate
Basic information of policy
- Premium Payment Mode: Yearly, Halfly, Quarterly, Monthly(ECS)
- Term : 12 to 20 Years
- Minimum Entry Age : 12 Year Completed
- Maximum Entry Age : 45 Year (Nearest Birthday)
- Maximum Maturity Age : 65 Year (Nearest Birthday)
- Minimum Sum Assured : 1,50,000
- Maximum Sum Assured : NO LIMIT (Depending upon Income)
- Maximum Accidental Death and Disability Benefit Rider up to age 65.
Policy Benefits:
- On Death : Sum Assured + Vested Bonus + FAB if any.
- Where ‘S.A. on Death’ is defined as the higher of i. 10 times of Anualized Premium, OR ii. Absolute amount assured to be paid on death, which is as under:
- During first five policy years: 100% of the Basic S.A.
- During 6th to 10th policy years: 125% of the Basic S.A.
- During 11th to 15th policy years: 150% of the Basic S.A.
- During 16th to 20th policy years: 200% of the Basic S.A.
- This Death Benefit shall not be less than 105% of all Premiums paid as on death
On Survival:
- On survival Basic Sum Assured + Vested Bonus + FAB if any.
Surrendered Value:
- The Policy can be surrendered at any time during the policy term provided atleast 3 full years premiums have been paid.
Loan
- Loan Facillity is available under this plan, after payment of premiums for at least 3 full years.
Income Tax Benefit
- Premium paid under this plan is eligible for TAX rebate under section 80c.
- Maturity under this plan is free under sec 10(10D).
Great article explaining the LIC Jeevan Pragati (838) plan in detail! The breakdown of the increasing death benefit every five years is particularly interesting for financial planning. This got me thinking about the importance of understanding all aspects of a long-term commitment, whether it’s an insurance policy or a prescribed medication.
On a related note, for anyone considering this policy while also managing their health, it’s crucial to be fully informed about any medications you might be taking. For instance, I was recently researching the comprehensive uses and potential side effects of a vitamin supplement for a family member and found a very detailed, professional resource. It covers everything from dosage and interactions to contraindications. Has anyone here ever cross-referenced their policy’s medical rider benefits with a detailed pharmacological guide like the one for Zomivit at https://pillintrip.com/medicine/zomivit? I wonder if that level of detail is as valuable for making informed health decisions as this calculator is for financial ones.