ICICI Prudential Life Insurance : Home Assure

November 25th, 2007 Leave a comment Go to comments

Home Assure is extremely affordable Term Life Insurance Plan offers you protection against your loan amount with complete convinience in application. In case of an unfortunate event of death, the financial security of your family is not affected. The family need not direct their savings towards paying off the outstanding loan. ICICI Prudential will pay the outstanding amount to the bank directly. Your family will continue to retain the home purchased by your hard earned money.

Age at entry                              18 – 60 years

Maximum Cover ceasing age        70 years

Term of the plan                        2 -22 years

Minimum Sum Assured               Rs.25,000

Maximum Sum Assured              Equivalent to the loan amount

Advantages of Home Assure Plan

1.  All you have to do is pay a single premium to opt for the insurance cover and you will continue to remain covered throughout the insurance tenure i.e. the under-construction period (if applicable) + the original home loan tenure.

2. You will need to state in advance the expected under-construction period as 0,1, or 2 years. This will be added to the home loan term to compute the total insurance term.

3. You will be covered for the entire loan amount (santioned home loan + single premium paid). The premium is very affordable and there will be a minimal increase in the EMI due to the loan for the insurance premium

4. The insurance cover would start from the date of first disbursement of the home loan and ICICI Prudential shall accept risk from the date the premium is debited to the account of the life assured.

5. The insurance cover would be as per the original loan schedule.

6. On survival upto the end of term, no benefit will be payable.

Tax benefits: Premium paid for the policy and critical illness benefit rider will be eligible for tax benefit under Sec. 80C and 80D respectively. Any amount paid to you will be eligible for tax benefits under Sec. 10 (10D) as per prevailing Income Tax laws.

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