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SBI Life Insurance Company offers a range of life insurance plans and policies in India, to help you protect you and your family. Buy life insurance at affordable premium.<br>
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What is Life Insurance Policy ? • These days, practically every aspect of your life can be easily covered by a life insurance policy. However, life insurance and general insurance are two of the most widely used and fundamental insurance plans. Although some people might confuse the two terms, they are actually quite different. You can differentiate between life insurance and general insurance with the aid of this article.
Advantages of Life Insurance Policy There are numerous advantages to getting a life insurance policy: • Financial stability and mental peace you feel the most secure if you have life insurance. This is so that if someone goes away, their family and loved ones would be provided for financially. We all have financial responsibilities, but having enough life insurance assures that, in the event of your untimely death, your debts will be paid off and your loved ones will be financially secure. • Making Money you have the opportunity to increase your wealth with certain life insurance policy types. In addition to offering life insurance, these policies invest your premium in a range of asset classes in order to offer market-linked returns and assist you in conserving money. • Tax reductions Two tax benefits exist for life insurance policies. In accordance with the limitations outlined in Section 80C of the Income Tax Act of 1961, the premiums paid are tax deductible. You can currently reduce your tax burden by deducting up to 1.5 lakh in premiums from your gross income each year. On the other hand, the maturity insurance plans can be totally tax-free. Under the conditions outlined in Section 10(10D) of the Income Tax Act of 1961, this tax credit is granted. • Buy when you're young to save more money while you're still young, you may lock in affordable premiums with life insurance plans. If you purchase the same insurance when you are older than you would have been when you purchased it when you were younger, you might have to pay a significantly higher premium.
