A beginner's guide to investment linked plans
An investment linked plan (ILP) is a hybrid insurance product that combines life
insurance along with an investment component. When buying life insurance, you
might have had a friend or two recommend that you look into ILPs. If you are
considering doing so, you may want to read this blog first as we give you an
overview of what an ILP is.
How do ILPs work?
When you sign up
for an ILP, you get a choice between single-premium and regular premiums. The
premiums that you pay are used to buy units in sub-funds that can potentially
help you earn through their returns. A part of the premiums that you pay will
be used for buying life insurance coverage.
You can also
switch between funds as your investment goals and risk appetite change. You
also get the option of adjusting your life insurance coverage as your needs
change. For instance, some insurers allow you to reduce your life insurance
coverage all the way down to zero after a certain age (usually around 50
years).
What are some of the benefits of an
ILP?
Taking an ILP can
hold many advantages for you. Let’s take a look at some of these –
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