Can I take a loan against my SUD Life AADARSH policy?
Based on payment frequency, how is the premium calculated?
What happens if I surrender my policy before my tenure?
What happens if my policy happens to lapse or gets converted to a Reduced Paid-Up Amount?
Is there a grace period for missed premium payments?
Yes, you can avail of a loan during the policy term if your policy has acquired a minimum amount of surrender value. In fact, the loan amount can be up to 70% of the surrender value. To secure the loan, you will need to assign your policy document as collateral. The loan will be subject to the terms and conditions of the company, including the applicable interest rate
The premium is based on factors such as the: The age of the Life Assured, The Sum Assured and The mode of Premium Payment. These elements are considered when calculating the annual premium, especially when premiums are paid in modes other than annually. The modal factors are: Semi-annual: 0.5108, Quarterly: 0.2582, Monthly: 0.0867
If you decide to surrender your policy after the first policy year, you need to submit a written request to the company. The surrender value will be the higher amount of the: Guaranteed Surrender Value (GSV): The GSV or the Guaranteed Surrender Value is available after paying the premiums for the first two full policy years. OR Special Surrender Value (SSV): The SSV or the Special Surrender Value will acquire after payment of for one full policy year premium
If due premiums are not paid within the grace period for the first full policy year, the policy will lapse. Once lapsed, the life cover will end, and no benefits will be paid. If you’ve paid premiums for at least one year but miss subsequent payments, the policy will become Reduced Paid-Up. In this case, the policy will continue with adjusted benefits: Death Benefit: If the policyholder dies (except in an accident), the reduced death sum assured will be paid. In case of accidental death, the benefit will be double the reduced sum assured and policy will terminate. Maturity Benefit: If the policyholder survives the policy term, they will receive the reduced maturity benefit and policy will terminate. Surrender Benefit: If the policy is surrendered, the higher of the Guaranteed Surrender Value, i.e. GSV or the Special Surrender Value, i.e. the SSV will be paid, and the policy will terminate
Yes, you will be given a grace period of 15 days for monthly premium payments and 30 days for other premium payments to cover any missed premiums