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Why Do You Need A Savings Plan?

A Savings Plan provides life cover while providing financial security and helping you achieve your financial goals through consistent savings and investments.

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Financial discipline

Develop financial discipline by saving regularly and consistently.

Wealth accumulation

Save money and grow your wealth through interest, investment, and bonuses.

Death Benefit

Ensure your loved ones are financially secure, even if something happens to you.

Diversification

Diversify your financial portfolio and reduce risk by investing in different plans.

Emergency fund

Get the safety net of partial withdrawals to tide over financial emergencies.

Flexibility

Tailor your plan with flexible investment periods, premiums, and payout options.

Our Savings Plans At A Glance.

Build wealth through consistent and disciplined savings, while the returns help you beat inflation and achieve your financial goals.

ABSLI Assured Income Plan

UIN: 109N127V16

Our Life Insurance Plans KEY FEATURES Our Life Insurance Plans
  • Guaranteed returns on your investments
  • Loyalty additions boost the benefits
  • Choose from two income payout options

Minimum Sum Assured

₹5,50,000

Minimum Premium

₹50.000/ Year

ABSLI Nishchit Aayush Plan

UIN: 109N137V06

Our Life Insurance Plans KEY FEATURES Our Life Insurance Plans
  • Guaranteed# income
  • Customisable options
  • Lump sum benefit at maturity

Get Maturity Amount

₹ 35 Lakhs1

Pay Premium

₹ 10,000/month for 10 years

ABSLI Assured Savings Plan

UIN: 109N134V08

Our Life Insurance Plans KEY FEATURES Our Life Insurance Plans
  • Maturity corpus with Loyalty Additions
  • Option to cover spouse under the same plan
  • Enhanced coverage through riders

Get Maturity Amount

₹5.81 lakhs2

Pay Premium

₹5,000/month for 6 years

Compare Our Savings Plans

ABSLI Nishchit Aayush Plan ABSLI Assured Savings Plan
Best For People looking for low-risk, guaranteed# income. People looking for lump sum benefit and want to insure their spouse under the same plan.
Entry Age 30 Days 30 Days
Joint Life Protection No Yes
Staggered Death Benefit Yes Yes
Loyalty Additions No Yes
Minimum Annualised Premium Income Only Benefit -
Upto Age 45 years: Rs 50,000
Age 46 years and above: Rs 1,00,000

Other than Income Only Benefit - Rs 30,000

Single Pay: ₹1,00,000

6-12 Pay: ₹30,000

5 Pay: ₹20,000

Whole Life Income Yes No
Tax Saving Yes Yes
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Add Riders for Extra Protection

ABSLI Accidental Death Benefit Rider Plus

UIN: 109B023V02

Provides 100% of Rider Sum Assured as an additional lump sum amount in case of death due to accident of Life Insured. Additionally, the rider premiums collected after the date of accident till date of death, shall be refunded with interest, along with death benefit payable. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years & above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

ABSLI Critical Illness Rider

UIN: 109B019V03

Provides lump sum on survival of 30 days from the date of diagnosis of any of the specified critical illnesses. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years and above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

ABSLI Surgical Care Rider

UIN: 109B015V03

Provides lump sum benefit in case of hospitalisation for a minimum period of 24 hours for undergoing medically necessary surgery in India. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years and above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

ABSLI Waiver of Premium Rider

UIN: 109B017V03

Waives off all future premiums of the base plan and the attached riders throughout the rest of the premium payment in case of diagnosis of Critical Illness, Disability or Death (only if Life Insured is a minor i.e., below 18 years of age and is different from the Policyholder).

ABSLI Hospital Care Rider

UIN: 109B016V03

Provides daily cash benefit in case of hospitalization for a minimum period of 24 hours for medically necessary treatment of any Illness or Injury payable from the first day for the duration of hospitalization. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years and above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

Check Your Eligibility

Before you purchase a Savings Plan, ensure you qualify and have the necessary documents.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Age Depends on the plan and option selected
  • Citizenship Indian citizen residing in India at the time of purchase
  • Income Varied criteria depending upon plan
  • Medical tests Underwriting of genuine medical history
  • Job profile The level of occupational risk needs to be assessed
  • Smoking habits Affect your premium

Documents Needed

  • Proposal form
  • Age proof
  • Photo identity proof
  • Address proof
  • Medical report
  • Income proof
  • PAN/ Aadhaar card
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Things To Keep In Mind

As per the Income Tax Act, 1961

  • Under Section 80C : Deduction on premium payments up to ₹1.5 lakhs
  • Under Section 10(10D)** : Exemption on death benefit

How to claim

    • This applies to death claims as well as rider claims
    • You can make a claim online or at a branch
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  • If the Life Insured dies by suicide within 12 months of the effective date of risk commencement or the date of revival of policy, the policy shall terminate immediately. In such cases, the Company shall pay higher of Surrender Value or (total premiums paid plus underwriting extra premiums paid plus loadings for modal premiums paid excluding applicable taxes) in case the policy has acquired a surrender value; or Total premiums Paid plus underwriting extra premiums paid plus loadings for modal premiums paid excluding applicable taxes in case the policy has not acquired a surrender value.

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Understanding Savings Plan

  • What is a Savings Plan?
  • How does a Savings Plan work?
  • Who should buy a Savings Plan?
  • What are the additional bonuses associated with a Savings Insurance Plan?
  • What factors should determine the duration of your investment in a Savings Plan?
  • What are the key advantages of investing in a Savings Plan?
  • What are the liquidity options offered by a Savings Plan?
  • What are the things to consider before investing in a Savings Plan?
  • How to compare different Savings Plans?
  • Important factors to consider while investing in Savings Plans

What is a Savings Plan ?

  • It is a type of Life Insurance plan that helps you save and grow your money over time while providing life cover.
  • In the event of your death during the term, it ensures that your loved ones are financially secure by paying the sum assured as a lump sum or in regular instalments.
  • A Savings Plan is a very low-risk investment and an excellent option for people with low risk-taking capacity.

How does a Savings Plan work?

  • Buying

    Choose a Savings Plan to suit your financial goals.

  • Paying

    Pay premiums monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually.

  • Growing

    Your savings grow over time through investments and interest.

  • Claiming

    In the event of your death, your beneficiary raises a claim.

  • Death benefit

    They receive the payout as a lump sum or staggered over time.

  • Surviving

    If you survive the term, receive the accumulated wealth.

Who should buy a Savings Plan?

img Young professionals

Starting a Savings Plan early in your career can help you accumulate wealth over time and build a strong financial foundation for the future.

img Parents

Savings Plans can help parents secure their children's future by building a financial safety net for their education, marriage, or other milestones.

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Couples can use Savings Plans to achieve shared financial goals, such as buying a home or preparing for retirement.

img Risk-averse investors

Savings Plans offer stable returns and a lower risk profile than other investment options such as equities or mutual funds.

img People looking for tax savings

Premiums paid towards Savings Plans are tax deductible up to ₹1.5 lakhs in a year.

img People wanting an emergency fund

Anyone looking to create an emergency fund should consider a Savings Plan as a safe and stable option.

What are the additional bonuses associated with a Savings Insurance Plan?

  • Loyalty additions

    Continuously paying premiums on time ensures that they receive rewards in the form of additional sums.

  • Reversionary bonus

    Extra money is added to your Savings Plan annually based on the sum assured and any previous bonuses.

  • Terminal bonus

    Extra money paid out at the end of the policy term, based on the sum assured and any accumulated bonuses.

What factors should determine the duration of your investment in a Savings Plan?

img Your financial goals

Short-term goals like saving for a vacation require a shorter investment duration, while long-term goals like retirement require a longer investment period.

img Your risk appetite

Risk-averse investors may prefer a longer investment period to ensure stable returns and reduce the impact of market fluctuations.

img Your age

Young individuals can afford to invest longer, while older individuals may want to reassess the duration to ensure a stable retirement income.

img Your liquidity needs

If you anticipate needing the funds soon, opt for a Savings Plan with a shorter duration or one that allows partial withdrawals or loans against the plan.

What are the key advantages of investing in a Savings Plan?

img Disciplined saving

Savings Plans provide a structured approach to saving money by regularly setting aside a predetermined amount. It can help you develop a habit of saving and avoid the temptation to overspend.

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It offers the potential to grow your money over the long term through compounding.

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It can help you achieve financial security and achieve your financial goals, such as saving for retirement, purchasing a home, or funding your child's education.

img Flexibility

It lets you choose how much to save, how long to invest, and how you want to receive the money.

img Low risk

Savings Plans are safe investment options, especially those backed by government institutions or reputable financial organisations.

What are the liquidity options offered by a Savings Plan?

  • Partial withdrawals: You can withdraw a portion of your savings from the plan up to a specified limit without terminating the policy, which can be useful during financial emergencies.
  • Loans against the plan: One can avail of a loan limited to a percentage of the sum assured. The interest rate is typically lower than for other types of loans.
  • Surrender value: You can surrender your Savings Plan before the term ends and receive the surrender value, typically the sum of your premiums paid minus any charges and fees.

What are the things to consider before investing in a Savings Plan?

  • Goal

    What are you saving for? A down payment on a house? Retirement? Your child's education? Once you know your goals, you can choose a Savings Plan to help you achieve them.

  • Risk appetite

    How much risk are you comfortable with? Some plans, such as fixed deposits, are relatively low risk, while others, such as mutual funds, are high risk. Consider your risk tolerance when choosing a Savings Plan.

  • Duration

    How long can you invest for? Savings Plans have a lock-in period, so consider your investment timeframe when choosing a Savings Plan. Also, the longer you stay invested, the more you can grow your wealth.

  • Liquidity

    Would you need access to your money? If you need access to your money quickly, you may want to choose a Savings Plan that allows partial withdrawals or loans against the plan.

How to compare different Savings Plans?

  • Size of life cover: Compare the sum assured offered by different Savings Plans. Choose a plan that offers a sum assured that is sufficient to cover your family's financial needs in the event of your demise.

  • Premium: Compare the premiums charged by different Savings Plans. Choose an affordable plan that you can afford to pay regularly.

  • Company credentials: Consider the reputation and financial strength of the insurance company offering the Savings Plan. Choose a plan from a reputable insurance company with a good track record.

Important factors to consider while investing in Savings Plans

  • Start early investment

    The earlier you invest, the more time your money has to grow through compounding.

  • Risk profile

    Consider your risk tolerance before investing. If you are risk-averse, opt for low-risk assets, such as government bonds, instead of higher-risk assets, such as equities.

  • Investment tenure

    The investment tenure is the period for which you will invest your money. Choose a Savings Plan with an investment tenure that aligns with your financial goals.

  • Financial goals

    Are you saving for retirement, your child's education, or a down payment on a house? Choose a Savings Plan that will help you reach your financial goals.

  • Charges

    Compare the charges associated with the best savings investment plans. Some plans charge high fees, which can eat into your returns. Choose a Savings Plan with low charges.

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FAQs on Savings Plans

A Savings Plan is a financial product designed to help individuals save and grow their money over a specific period. It provides a disciplined approach to saving by setting aside a predetermined amount of money regularly.

Here are some key reasons why you should invest in a Savings Plan:

 

• Financial discipline: Savings Plans encourage you to save regularly and consistently, helping you develop a habit and build financial discipline.

• Achieve financial goals: Savings Plans can help you achieve your financial goals, such as buying a home, funding your child's education, or planning for retirement and working towards achieving them systematically. 

• Wealth accumulation: Savings Plans help you save money and grow wealth through interest, returns on investment, or bonuses.

• Diversification: Investing in different Savings Plans allows you to diversify your financial portfolio and reduce risk.

• Emergency fund: A Savings Plan can serve as an emergency fund, providing a financial safety net during unexpected events.

Tax benefits: Savings Plans are eligible for tax benefits* under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

Financial security: A Savings Plan can provide you and your family with financial security, especially during retirement.


• Beat inflation: Savings Plans that offer returns higher than the inflation rate can help you maintain and grow your purchasing power, safeguarding your financial future.


Savings Plans can benefit almost everyone, but they are especially ideal for the following groups of people:

 

• Young professionals: Starting a Savings Plan early in your career can help you accumulate wealth over time and build a strong financial foundation for the future.

• Parents: Savings Plans can help parents secure their children's future by building a financial safety net for their education, marriage, or other milestones.

• Couples: Couples can use Savings Plans to achieve shared financial goals, such as buying a home, planning vacations, or preparing for retirement.

• Risk-averse investors: Savings Plans are a good option for investors with a low-risk appetite, as they offer stable returns and a lower risk profile than other investment options such as equities or mutual funds.

• People planning for retirement: Savings Plans can help people planning for retirement ensure a steady income stream during their post-retirement years and maintain their lifestyle and financial independence.

• People looking for tax savings: Savings Plans that offer tax benefits under the Income Tax Act, such as Life Insurance Savings Plans or tax-saving fixed deposits, can be a good option for individuals looking to save on taxes.

• Emergency fund creators: Anyone looking to create an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses or financial crises should consider a Savings Plan a safe and stable option.

Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance (ABSLI) offers several Savings Plans:


• ABSLI Nishchit Aayush Plan: 


• Guaranteed# income

• 5 income variants to choose from as per your needs

• Lump sum benefit at policy maturity (Except in income only benefit)

• Life cover across the policy term


 

• ABSLI Assured Savings Plan:


• Loyalty additions to boost maturity corpus

• Option to cover your spouse by choosing joint life protection

• Comprehensive Life Insurance coverage

• Guaranteed# maturity benefits

• Option to enhance your cover with riders^^


 

Savings Plans help you save money regularly and grow your wealth over time. Here's how they generally work:


• Choose a plan: There are different types of saving plans, like fixed deposits, recurring deposits, Life Insurance saving plans, and mutual fund SIPs. Choose a plan that fits your financial goals, risk appetite, and investment horizon.

 

• Make regular contributions:Savings Plans require you to save regularly, either monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually. This helps you develop the habit of saving and reach your goals faster.

 

• Grow your savings: Savings Plans invest your money in fixed-interest-bearing instruments or market-linked securities, depending on the type of plan. This helps your money grow over time.

 

• Diversify your portfolio: You can invest in different types of Savings Plans to diversify your financial portfolio and reduce risk.

 

• Get your payout: At the end of the plan's term, you'll receive the accumulated amount, either as a lump sum or in instalments. Some plans also offer partial withdrawals or loans during the investment period.

 

• Death claim filing: If you pass away during the term, your nominee must file a claim with the insurer to receive the lump sum death benefit payout.

 

• Save on taxes: Some saving plans offer tax benefits* under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. This can help you reduce your tax burden while building wealth.


One needs to meet the following criteria to be able to purchase a Savings Plan from ABSLI:

  • Age: The minimum and maximum age limits vary depending on the plan type. Aditya Birla allows age of the entry/maturity/etc. depending upon the plan or option chosen.
  • Citizenship or residency: You typically need to be a citizen or resident of India to invest in a savings plan in India.
  • Income source: Some plans may require a regular source of income to ensure consistent contributions.
  • KYC compliance: You must complete the Know Your Customer (KYC) process by submitting identity and address proof documents.
  • Risk profile: Some plans may require assessing your risk profile to ensure the plan aligns with your risk appetite and investment objectives.
  • Plan-specific criteria: Depending on the plan type, additional eligibility criteria may exist, such as a medical examination or specific age and health-related criteria for Life Insurance Savings Plans.

The claims process for a Savings Plan can vary depending on the type of plan and the financial institution offering it. However, the general steps are as follows:

• Notify the company: Inform the insurance company or financial institution about the claim event as soon as possible. You can do this by calling their customer service helpline, visiting their branch office, or using their online claim notification service.

• Gather the required documents: Collect all the necessary documents for filing the claim. These may include the original policy document, identity proof, address proof, death certificate (in the case of death claims), and any other documents specific to the claim event.

• Submit the claim form and documents: Fill out the claim form, providing accurate and complete information and submit the completed claim form and required documents to the insurance company or financial institution, either in person or through their online submission process.

• Claim assessment: The company will assess the claim based on the submitted documents and information. They may ask for additional documents or clarification if required.

• Claim approval and payment: If the claim is approved, the insurance company or financial institution will process the payment and disburse the claim amount to the nominee or policyholder.

Riders^^ are add-ons that you can purchase with your Savings Plan to increase its coverage and provide more comprehensive protection. The riders^^ available for Savings Plans are:

• ABSLI Accidental Death Benefit Rider Plus
UIN: 109B023V02
Provides 100% of Rider Sum Assured as an additional lump sum amount in case of death due to accident of Life Insured. Additionally, the rider premiums collected after the date of Accident till date of death, shall be refunded with interest, along with death benefit payable. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years & above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

• ABSLI Critical Illness Rider
UIN: 109B019V03
Provides lump sum on survival of 30 days from the date of diagnosis of any of the specified Critical Illnesses. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years and above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

• ABSLI Surgical Care Rider
UIN: 109B015V03
Provides lump sum benefit in case of hospitalisation for a minimum period of 24 hours for undergoing medically necessary surgery in India. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years and above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

• ABSLI Waiver of Premium Rider
UIN: 109B017V03
Waives off all future premiums of the base plan and the attached riders throughout the rest of the premium payment in case of diagnosis of Critical Illness, Disability or Death (only if Life Insured is a minor i.e., below 18 years of age and is different from the Policyholder).

• ABSLI Hospital Care Rider
UIN: 109B016V03
Provides daily cash benefit in case of hospitalisation for a minimum period of 24 hours for medically necessary treatment of any Illness or Injury payable from the first day for the duration of hospitalisation. This rider is only applicable for a Life Insured aged 18 years and above and the rider Policy Term cannot exceed the base Policy Term.

A Savings Plan offers several advantages, including disciplined savings, potential for capital growth, diversification of investments, tax advantages, and the opportunity to achieve specific financial goals such as education, retirement, or buying a home.

The following factors can impact the premium of your Savings Plan: 

 

• Age: Younger people typically have lower premiums than older people because they are less likely to get sick or injured.

• Gender: Women typically pay lower premiums than men because they have a longer life expectancy.

• Medical History: If you have health problems, you have to pay higher premiums because the insurance company is more likely to have to pay out a claim for you.

• Lifestyle: Smoking, drinking, and being overweight can increase your risk of health problems, affecting your premiums. 

• Profession: Some professions are riskier than others, such as construction, mining, oil exploration, or firefighting. If you have a risky job, you will likely have higher premiums.

• Policy type: The type of policy you choose can also affect your premium. For example, term Life Insurance is typically less expensive than Life Insurance with additional riders.

• Sum insured: The higher the sum insured, the higher your premium.

 

Savings Plans can benefit almost everyone, but they are especially ideal for the following groups of people:


• Young professionals: Starting a Savings Plan early in your career can help you accumulate wealth over time and build a strong financial foundation for the future.

• Parents: Savings Plans can help parents secure their children's future by building a financial safety net for their education, marriage, or other milestones.

• Couples: Couples can use Savings Plans to achieve shared financial goals, such as buying a home, planning for vacations, or preparing for retirement.

• Risk-averse investors: Savings Plans are a good option for investors with a low-risk appetite, as they offer stable returns and a lower risk profile than other investment options such as equities or mutual funds.

• People planning for retirement: Savings Plans can help people planning for retirement ensure a steady income stream during their post-retirement years and maintain their lifestyle and financial independence.

• People looking for tax savings: Savings Plans that offer tax benefits under the Income Tax Act, such as Life Insurance Savings Plans or tax-saving fixed deposits, can be a good option for individuals looking to save on taxes.

• Emergency fund creators: Anyone looking to create an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses or financial crises should consider a Savings Plan as a safe and stable option.


The golden rule of saving money is to spend less than you earn. It means creating a budget, sticking to it, and finding ways to reduce your expenses and increase your income.

Here are some tips for following the golden rule of saving money:

  • Create a budget. It is the first step to understanding where your money is going and identifying areas where you can cut back. Many budgeting methods are available, so find one that works for you and stick to it.
  • Reduce your expenses. Once you have a budget, you can start looking for ways to reduce your expenses, which may involve cutting back on unnecessary spending, such as eating out less or shopping less frequently. You can also save money on essential expenses by negotiating better deals with your service providers or shopping for cheaper alternatives.
  • Increase your income. Try to increase your income to give yourself more money to save, which involves getting a part-time job, starting a side hustle, or asking for a raise at your current job.

Saving money can be challenging, but it is important to remember that even small amounts can add up over time. By following the golden rule of saving money, you can reach your financial goals and build a secure future for yourself and your family.

Here are the steps on how to get started with a long-term savings plan:

  • Choose a savings plan. Many Savings Plans with insurance are available, so choosing one that is right for you is important. Consider your financial needs and goals, as well as your risk tolerance. You can also compare the different plans offered by other insurance companies.
  • Decide how much you can afford to save. It is important to be realistic about how much you can afford to save each month. Make sure to factor in your other financial obligations, such as rent, home loan, and debt payments.
  • Set up a regular savings schedule. Setting up a regular savings schedule is the best way to save money. It could mean setting up a direct monthly transfer from your checking account to your savings account. Or you could put aside a certain amount of money each time you get paid.
  • Review your plan regularly. Reviewing your Savings Plan regularly and adjusting as needed is important. For example, if you get a raise at work, you can afford to save more each month. Or, if your financial situation changes, you may need to reduce your savings contributions.

Here is an example of how you can get started with a long-term savings plan:

  • You are a 30-year-old professional who is looking to save for retirement. You have researched and decided to choose a Savings Plan with insurance retirement.
  • You decide to save ₹ 10,000 per month.
  • You set up a direct monthly transfer from your salary account to your savings account.
  • You review your Savings Plan regularly and make adjustments as needed. For example, if you get a raise at work, you can afford to save more each month.
  • You continue to save money consistently for the next 30 years.

When you retire, you will have saved a significant amount of money. And, thanks to the insurance component of your savings plan, you will have a guaranteed income stream for the rest of your life.

Have an emergency fund of at least 3-6 months of living expenses saved before investing. It will give you a financial cushion to fall back on in case of unexpected events, such as job loss, medical emergency, or other unexpected event.

Once you have an emergency fund, you can start investing with any amount of money. However, starting small and gradually increasing your investment contributions over time is important as your income and financial situation improve.


Consider the following before picking a Savings Plan for yourself: 

 

Evaluate financial goals: What are your financial goals? Are you saving for retirement, your child's education, or a down payment on a house? Choose a Savings Plan that will help you reach your financial goals.

Check features, Riders^^, and flexibility: Choose a plan that offers guaranteed returns, life cover, and maturity benefits, and Riders^^ such as accidental death benefits, critical illness benefits, and waiver of premium benefits.

Determine investment horizon: The investment horizon is the duration of investment. Choose a Savings Plan with an investment horizon that aligns with your financial goals.

Assess risk appetite: Consider your risk-taking capacity before investing in a Savings Plan. If you are risk-averse, opt for low-risk assets, such as fixed deposits, instead of high-risk assets, such as equities.

Review and compare: Once you have considered all the factors, start reviewing and comparing different Savings Plans and choose a plan that meets all your investment criteria.

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# Provided all due premiums are paid.

*Tax benefits are subject to changes in tax laws. Kindly consult your financial advisor for more details.

**Sec 10(10D) benefit is available subject to fulfilment of conditions specified therein.

^ As per annual audited figures submitted to IRDAI for the period FY 22 – 23 for individual death claims paid.

$ As on 30th November 2023

$$ As on 31st December 2023

^^There are exclusions attached to the riders. For more details on risk factors, terms and conditions, please read the rider sales brochure carefully before concluding the sale.

¹ Male- 25 yrs invests in ABSLI Nishchit Aayush Plan with Level Income + Lumpsum Benefit. He chooses premium payment term 10 yrs , policy term 40 years, benefit option -Long Term Income, Sum Assured 7 times of Annualized Premium and Deferment Period 0 years. Annualized Premium is ₹1,20,000 (Exclusive of GST.). Annual Income of ₹45,900 (45,900*40=18,36,000) + Maturity Benefit (₹16,80,000) = ₹35,16,000

² Assured Savings Plan: Scenario: Healthy female age 21, investment for 6 years, maturity benefit after 12 years, payment frequency monthly, Sum Assured Rs.8,34,000 lakhs, monthly investment Rs.5000/-. You give Rs.3.60 lakhs and get Rs. 5,81,400 lakhs.

ABSLI Nishchit Aayush Plan (UIN: 109N137V06) is a non-linked non-participating individual savings life insurance plan.

ABSLI Assured Savings Plan (UIN: 109N134V08) is a non-linked non-participating individual savings life insurance plan.

ADITYA BIRLA CAPITAL DIGITAL LIMITED is a corporate agent of Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance Company under IRDAI Registration No: CA0871 and does not underwrite the risk or act as an insurer.

Registered Address: 18th Floor, One World Center, Tower 1, Jupiter Mills Compound,841 Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road Delisle Road, Mumbai Maharashtra 400013. Participation by the ABCD’s clients in the insurance products is purely on a voluntary basis.

The Trade Logo “Aditya Birla Capital” Displayed Above Is Owned By ADITYA BIRLA MANAGEMENT CORPORATION PRIVATE LIMITED (Trademark Owner) And Used By ADITYA BIRLA SUN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (ABSLI) under the License. This policy is underwritten by Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance Company Limited (ABSLI). GST and any other applicable taxes will be added (extra) to your premium and levied as per extant tax laws. An extra premium may be charged as per our then existing underwriting guidelines for substandard lives, smokers or people having hazardous occupations etc. For policies issued on minor life, the date of commencement of risk shall be the date of commencement of the policy. Where a policy is issued on a minor life, the policy will vest after attainment of majority of the Life Insured. Where the Life Insured (whether major or minor) and Proposer/Policyholder is different, on the death of the Proposer/Policyholder, his legal heirs, in accordance with the existing succession laws, will be considered as new Proposer/Policyholder. Tax benefits are subject to changes in tax laws.

For more details on risk factors, terms and conditions, please read the sales brochure carefully before concluding the sale. Registered Office: One World Centre Tower 1, 16th Floor, Jupiter Mill Compound, 841, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road, Mumbai - 400013.

IRDAI Reg No.109 | Toll Free No. 1-800-270-7000 | Website: https://lifeinsurance.adityabirlacapital.com | CIN: U99999MH2000PLC128110 | ADV/3/23-24/3895

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IRDAI is not involved in activities like selling insurance policies, announcing bonus or investment of premiums. Public receiving such phone calls are requested to lodge a police complaint.