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In 2026, many Indian families find regular term plans "unsatisfactory" because they offer no return if the policyholder survives. Term Insurance with Return of Premium (TROP) bridges this gap, acting as a hybrid between pure protection and a savings tool by refunding your premiums at maturity.
A term plan with return of premium is a life insurance policy that provides a death benefit to your family if you pass away. Still, unlike regular term insurance, it also pays a survival benefit. If you outlive the policy term, the insurer refunds 100% of the total base premiums paid during the tenure.
The following top-tier plans are available for comparison and purchase through Jio Insurance Broking:
| Criteria | Typical Requirement |
|---|---|
Entry Age | 18 to 65 years. |
Maturity Age | Up to 85 or 99 years. |
Income | Usually requires a minimum annual income of ₹3–5 Lakhs. |
Nationality | NationalityIndian Residents, NRIs, and OCIs. |
| Feature | Regular Term Plan | TROP Plan |
|---|---|---|
Maturity Benefit | None | 100% Premium Refund. |
Premium Cost | Low (Pure Protection) | Higher (approx. 1.5x - 2x). |
Surrender Value | Zero | Available |
Best For | Maximum cover at lowest cost | Protection + Maturity refund. |
| Insurer | Plan Name | Key Benefit |
|---|---|---|
Max Life | Smart Term Plan Plus | Special Exit Value - option for 2X premiums back. |
HDFC Life | Click 2 Protect Supreme | Premium Break benefit for 12 months. |
Tata AIA | Sampoorna Raksha Promise | Express claim settlement in 4 hours. |
ICICI Pru | iProtect Smart | Payout for 64 critical illnesses. |
A TROP calculator requires your age, smoking status, and tenure. In 2026, it also displays the "Net Cost of Insurance," which is often zero or negative since you get all premiums back, though it factors in the time value of money.
It is worth it for those who find "pure term" plans unappealing. However, financially, it is often better to buy a regular term plan and invest the difference in a Mutual Fund.
Yes. Premiums are tax-deductible under Section 80C (old regime), and the maturity refund is tax-exempt under Section 10(10D), provided the premium is <10% of the sum assured.
Yes, smokers pay a significantly higher term plan with return of premium because their risk of mortality is higher.