A Guide To Different Types Of SBI Life Insurance Plans

Term plans from SBI are a very sought after and popular choice. These protection plans are tailored to provide financial relief and security to a policyholder’s family in the unfortunate event of their demise. The term plans from SBI offer only death benefits but also provide riders that offer additional cover such as accidental death benefits.

Top SBI Life Insurance Plans

Here's a list of the top SBI term plans available: 

• SBI Life eShield

Age of Entry: Minimum age is 18 years as at last birthday and maximum age is 65 years as at last birthday. Age at Maturity is 70 years. Policy Term: Minimum Term 5 years and Maximum term 30 years. Sum Assured is minimum sum assured is Rs 25,00,000 and there is no maximum sum assured limit. Premium payment terms are equal to policy terms. Premium payment modes: Yearly, Half-yearly, quarterly and monthly. The plan comes with following riders: Accidental Death Benefit, Accidental total and Permanent Disability and Accelerated critical Illness Cover. The Policy offers Death benefits. The policy offers Surrender benefits for single premium policies. There is no survival benefit or paid up value. 

• SBI Life - Saral Shield

Age of Entry: Minimum age is 18 years as at last birthday and maximum age is 60 years as at last birthday. Age at Maturity is 65 years. Premium payment terms are equal to policy terms. Premium payment modes: Yearly, Half-yearly, quarterly and monthly for level term assurance. Single premium for decreasing term assurance. Riders available are: Accidental Death Benefit, Accidental total and Permanent Disability and Accelerated critical Illness Cover. The Policy offers Death benefits. 

• SBI Life - Grameen Bima

Age of Entry: Minimum age is 18 years as at last birthday and maximum age is 50 years as at last birthday. The policy term is 5 years. Premium payment mode is single. The Policy offers Death benefits equal to the sum assured. The policy offers surrender benefits from the second year onwards. 

• SBI Life - Saral Swadhan+

Age of Entry: Minimum age is 18 years as at last birthday and maximum age is 55 years as at last birthday. Age at Maturity: minimum age of maturity is 28 years and maximum age of maturity is 70 years. Policy Term: minimum term 10 years and maximum term 15 years. Premium payment terms are 10 years. Premium payment modes are yearly. The policy offers death benefits. The policy offers maturity benefits. The policy offers paid up value. 

Features and Benefits of SBI Insurance Plans

• These plans provide financial security to the family of the deceased policyholder thereby preventing any burden of financial commitments such as housing loans or education loans from being passed on.
• The premium amounts to be paid for these term insurance plans are low and affordable allowing people from all walks of life to enjoy the benefits of the plan. The plans also offer options of premium payment terms in either single or regular pay.
• The term insurance plan offer riders that can be purchased for additional coverage such as accidental death benefits.
• The premiums paid towards these term insurance plans are eligible to enjoy tax benefits under sections 80C of the income tax act, 1961.

Conclusion

Anyone who has ever taken an insurance policy would know that the insurer sometimes asks you to submit a medical report as proof of good health and insurability. This is done by the insurer to ensure that the applicant is not suffering from any serious or critical illness which may be life threatening, which in turn drives up the risk factor greatly. However, not every insurer offering a term plan would require you to submit a medical report for the purpose of applying and purchasing an insurance policy.

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Disclaimer: This article is issued in the general public interest and meant for general information purposes only. Readers are advised not to rely on the contents of the article as conclusive in nature and should research further or consult an expert in this regard.