Term insurance that your family deserves
Enjoy up to 15%* discount on premiums with flexible payment options.
Get a lump sum payout to support your dependents’ financial needs in your absence.
Higher coverage with lower premium, compared to endowment or money-back policies.
Buy critical illness or accidental death add-ons for added protection.
Keeps your policy active if you're unable to pay premiums due to illness or disability.
Critical illness rider provides additional coverage in case you're diagnosed with a serious illness like cancer or heart disease.
Pay premium for a shorter period while enjoying coverage for the entire policy term.
Offers additional payout in the event of death due to an accident.
Refunds all premiums paid if policyholder survives the policy term.
Coverage for a set period; pays a fixed amount if the insured dies during the term.
Life cover with savings; offers fixed returns for future goals.
Periodic payouts with guaranteed sum to nominee if the policyholder passes.
Lifetime coverage up to age 100 with maturity or death benefits.
Combines insurance and investment with fund selection options.
We recommend the right cover amount as per your financial needs.
We help you choose plans from the reputable term life insurers.
Get tax benefit under Section 80C.
Term insurance is the primary aspect of financial planning. Many people keep postponing their term insurance purchase without realising the importance. Amit, a 35-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru, considers himself financially savvy with a stable job, two kids and a growing investment portfolio. A recent conversation with one of his friends who survived a deadly accident made him think about the glaring gap in his financial planning. That is the need for term life insurance, which can secure his family in future if something unforeseen happens. Amit decided to avail of a term insurance coverage, thinking it would be a straightforward task. It was when he contacted the agent that he realised the challenges of understanding jargon, a lot of paperwork, and a push for expensive plans. That is when he turned to the internet in search of the best term insurance plan and was puzzled to see varying premiums quoted by different insurance companies. Let us explore how term insurance premiums vary, how they are calculated and how online tools can help you calculate premiums and compare policies.
When it comes to securing your family’s financial future, a term insurance policy is one of the smartest and most affordable options. It promises a substantial life cover at a relatively low premium, offering peace of mind that your loved ones will be financially protected even in your absence. But before an insurer hands over this protective financial umbrella, there's one crucial step involved: medical tests. At Jio Insurance Broking, we often get asked — “Why do I need to take medical tests for term insurance?” or “Which tests are required?” This blog breaks it down for you. Let’s explore why these tests are essential, what they include, and how they can actually benefit you in the long run.
Amit Gulati, a 36-year-old freelance graphic designer with an irregular income, took a home loan to purchase a flat for his family. With no steady salary and other EMIs running, he knew the risk of default was high. Tragically, a sudden illness took his life two years later. Thankfully, Amit had bought a term insurance plan. The ₹75 lakh payout helped his wife clear the outstanding loan and ensured their home remained theirs, offering security in the face of loss.
Indian families hold wealth in various assets, including gold, property, stocks, and more. Transferring these assets to heirs is a legally complex and lengthy process without effective estate planning. Appointing nominees, writing a will, and setting up a trust can help reduce disputes among heirs. However, liquidity is one of the major concerns when transferring assets like property and gold that may not help heirs to meet immediate debt payouts and manage living expenses. Term insurance is an excellent tool that fills this gap and supports a smooth transfer of the legacy. Take the case of Vinay, an Entrepreneur based in Bengaluru passed away in his late 40s in an accident, leaving his family shattered both emotionally and financially. He had invested in multiple properties and also had made a will to distribute them among his spouse and children. However, it could not provide them with immediate cash to meet the living expenses, business debts and asset transfer expenses. Fortunately, he had purchased a term insurance policy with a significant cover of INR 2 Cr. The tax-free compensation received helped the family sail through this tough time, and without it, estate planning would have been incomplete.
Mr. Gupta is a 40-year-old banker, father of two, and the primary earning member of the family. A busy schedule, a stressful work environment and health had always taken a back seat. What shook him and his family was the unexpected and sudden diagnosis of stage II cancer. While he had a basic term insurance policy and employer-sponsored health insurance coverage, costly treatments took a toll not only on his emotional health but also on his financial health. They had to sell some of their assets and liquidate savings for the prolonged treatment. Had he opted for a critical illness rider with a term insurance plan, the financial burden of the journey to recovery would have been eased. Like Mr. Gupta, many Indians make the mistake of not availing the game-changing rider while customising their term insurance plan. Let us learn more about the critical illness rider that comes with a term insurance policy.
Imagine you’ve done the responsible thing — bought a term insurance policy to protect your family’s financial future. But what happens if life throws a curveball and you’re unable to continue paying premiums due to a critical illness or a permanent disability? Does your policy lapse just when you need it the most? This is where the Waiver of Premium in Term Insurance comes in — a smart rider that keeps your protection intact even if you can’t pay the premiums anymore. In this article, let’s break down what this rider is, how it works, and why it could be a crucial part of your financial planning — especially when you choose a policy with Jio Insurance Broking, a trusted name in making insurance simple and accessible.
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Premium paying term is the number of years for the insured/policyholder to pay the premium.
Term Insurance policies act as a safety net for the family. You can get a huge amount of life cover (i.e. the sum assured) at a comparatively low premium.
Riders are optional, extra terms that go into effect along with your basic policy, at an additional cost. Simply put, a rider provides additional coverage and added protection against risks.
The term insurance coverage amount should be enough to support your family financially after you. It is recommended to have life cover of at least ten times of your annual income.
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