1.
Can I purchase the optional add-on riders without a base life insurance cover?
It is only possible to opt for a rider^ with a base life insurance plan. These riders cannot be purchased as standalone coverage. When you buy a life insurance policy, you can choose from different riders that can enhance your policy. However, do note that optional riders come at a nominal but additional premium over and above the base policy’s premium.
2.
How to make a life insurance claim with Tata AIA Life Insurance, and how long does it take to receive the amount?
Your claim settlement is our priority. To file a claim with Tata AIA Life Insurance, you can get in touch with us or visit any of our office branches. We will settle the claims under 4 hours**.
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3.
How long does my life insurance plan stay active?
Your life insurance plan will stay active for the entire policy term as chosen by you. However, all the premiums should be paid on time and in full as per the selected premium payment term and mode. Moreover, the policy should not have been surrendered or terminated.
4.
How can I customize my life insurance policy?
Your life insurance policy can be easily customized since you can choose the sum assured, the policy term, the premium payment term and amount, and also the premium payment mode and frequency. You can further customize your life insurance plan with optional riders5 that can be added to the policy for additional coverage at an additional premium cost.
5.
How many riders can I purchase on one life insurance plan?
You can add multiple riders5 to your life insurance plan from the selection offered under the policy. However, every rider comes with an additional premium charge. If you choose only the riders you need, depending on the risk or event you may be most susceptible to, you can keep your policy premiums reasonable and affordable.
6.
How many nominees can be added to a life insurance policy?
You can add multiple nominees to your life insurance policy and also specify the percentage of the sum assured that each nominee will receive in case of your demise. Be sure to update the nomination details of your policy regularly, especially in case of changes in your family situation, to ensure that the benefits of the policy are paid out to your beneficiaries.
7.
Will I get a return for my life insurance plan at the end of the policy tenure?
Whether you can receive a return on your life insurance plan will depend on the type of life insurance policy you choose. For instance, in the case of pure protection plans like term insurance, there are no maturity benefits paid out at the end of the policy term. But if you buy a term plan with a return of premium, you will get the total of all the paid premiums at the end of the policy term.
In the case of savings plans, you receive a maturity benefit which comprises your saved financial corpus in the plan as well as any applicable bonuses. With Unit-Linked Insurance Plans, the maturity benefit is the total fund value of your investment.
8.
Who should opt for a life insurance plan?
Here are some categories of people who should consider opting for a life insurance plan in India:
●Sole Earning Member: If you have dependents who rely only on your income, life insurance provides financial security to your loved ones in case of your unexpected demise.
●Business Owners: As a parent, a life insurance policy can help to secure the future of your children in case of your untimely demise, by providing funds for their education and other needs.
●Parents: Non-Participating, Unit Linked Individual Life Insurance Savings Plan (UIN:110L174V02)
●Those With Financial Liabilities: If you have loans or debts, such as a home loan or car loan, a life insurance policy can help to pay off these liabilities in case of your death and relieve your loved ones of this burden.
9.
What are the various premium payment options?
The premium payment options can vary from one policy to another. There are three premium payment modes, and they are:
●Single Pay – Pay the whole amount in one go as a lump sum premium.
●Limited Pay – The premium paying term is shorter than the policy term.
●Regular Pay – Pay regular premiums each month, quarter, year, or every six months for the entire policy term.