Tata AIA Shubh SIP is a non-participating, unit-linked individual life insurance savings plan that offer a dual benefit of life cover and market-linked returns. The plan comes in 8 variants. One suits people who only want to invest. Others keep the policy running even after the policyholder dies. Below is what each variant does, who can buy it, what it costs and where to be careful.
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Shubh SIP is a Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP) from Tata AIA Life Insurance, available online. You pay premiums once, yearly, half-yearly, quarterly or monthly. After deductions, the money buys units in the funds you select. The value of your policy moves with the NAV of those funds.
Three things set it apart from a normal ULIP:

| Plan option | Best for | What it does |
| Wealth Secure Flexi | Investors who want a fixed term and full switching freedom | Market-linked returns, unlimited free fund switches, term up to 50 years |
| Wealth Secure Retirement | Retirement corpus building | Whole-life cover up to age 100, with a default SWP from age 60 |
| Future Secure (Classic / Prime / Ultima) | Goals like a child's education or marriage | Death benefit paid to nominee, and future premiums funded by Tata AIA; the policy continues to maturity |
| Family Secure (Classic / Prime / Ultima) | Families who depend on your income | Everything in Future Secure, plus a monthly income of 1% of Basic Sum Assured to the nominee |
That gives 2 + 3 + 3 = 8 variants. The three sub-options decide how much premium Tata AIA funds after death:
| Sub-option | Future premiums funded after death |
| Classic | 1x |
| Prime | 2x |
| Ultima | 3x |
With Prime and Ultima, the nominee can take the extra premium amount as income instead of having it invested.
For Wealth Secure, the nominee gets the highest of the Basic Sum Assured, the fund value, or 105% of the premiums paid, and the policy ends.
For Future Secure and Family Secure, the nominee gets a lump sum (the higher of the Sum Assured or 105% of premiums paid). The policy continues, and the fund value stays invested until maturity.
The nominee receives 1% of the Basic Sum Assured every month, for a minimum of 36 and a maximum of 120 months. They can also take the remaining income as one lump sum, discounted at the 10-year G-Sec yield plus 2%.
After five policy anniversaries you can withdraw from the fund. The insured must be at least 18. The minimum is ₹1,000, and the plan charges nothing for partial withdrawals. Three structured options are also available:
If you would rather not pick funds yourself, two options are available:
At maturity you can take the money as a lump sum or spread it over five years. Life cover of 105% of premiums paid continues during that period.

| Parameter | Wealth Secure | Future / Family Secure |
| Entry age | 30 days - 65 years | 18 - 65 years |
| Maturity age | 18 - 85 years (Retirement: up to 100) | 28 - 85 years |
| Policy term | Flexi: 5 to 50 years; Retirement: till age 100 | 10 - 50 years |
| Premium payment term | Single pay (1 year), Limited pay (5-20 years), Regular pay | Limited pay (5-20 years), Regular pay (10-50 years) |
| Single pay available? | Yes | No |
| Premium modes | Single, yearly, half-yearly, quarterly, monthly | Yearly, half-yearly, quarterly, monthly |
| Minimum premium | ₹1,000 (single); ₹1,200 a year (limited/regular) | ₹6,000 a year |
| Top-up premium | Minimum ₹1,000, with 1.25x top-up sum assured | Same |
| Minimum sum assured (regular/limited pay) | 7x annualised premium if under 50; 5x if 50+ | Same |
| Minimum sum assured (single pay) | 1.25x single premium if under 50; 1.10x if 50+ | Not applicable |
The maximum sum assured can go up to 30 times the annualised premium, depending on your age, policy term and premium payment term.
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ULIP charges decide how much of your money actually gets invested, so check them first.
| Charge | What the brochure says |
| Premium allocation | Nil on the online plan (base and top-up); offline: 4% (yearly) or 3% (non-yearly), none after the 10th year |
| Policy administration | 0.25% of annualised premium a month (single pay: 0.025% of single premium), capped at ₹500 a month, none after the 10th year |
| Fund management | 1.20% to 1.35% a year for most funds; Liquid Fund 0.90% |
| Mortality | Deducted monthly from the fund and guaranteed for the policy term |
| Partial withdrawal, fund switching, premium redirection | No charge |
| Discontinuance (in first 5 years) | Applies, reducing to nil from year 5 onwards; see the policy document for the slab |
There are many Tata AIA Investment plans available in the market but in the Shubh SIP Plan, you can spread your money across 27 funds, from 100% equity to 100% debt. Most of them sit at the high-risk end:
| Category | Examples | Risk |
| Large, mid and multi-cap equity | Top 50, Top 200, Multi Cap, Large Mid Cap Innovation, Flexi Growth | High |
| Thematic and small-cap | India Consumption, Small Cap Discovery, Rising India, Sustainable Equity | High |
| Index and factor funds | Nifty Alpha 50, Momentum 50, Sector Leaders, Multifactor, Momentum Value 50 | High |
| Hybrid | Dynamic Advantage Fund (20–80% equity) | Medium |
| Debt and money market | Whole Life Income Fund II, Liquid Fund | Low |
Ramesh, at 35-years buys a Wealth Secure-Flexi. He is paying ₹96,000 a year for 5 years, invested fully in the Large Mid Cap Innovation Fund. Basic Sum Assured is ₹9.6 lakh.
| Policy term | Total premium paid | Fund value at 4% | Fund value at 8% |
| 10 years | ₹4,80,000 | ₹5,58,417 | ₹7,60,150 |
| 15 years | ₹4,80,000 | ₹6,39,194 | ₹10,50,107 |
The 4% and 8% rates are assumed, not guaranteed. They are neither the upper nor the lower limit of what you may get.
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Tata AIA Shubh SIP suits people who want one ULIP to handle investing, family protection and eventually retirement income. Its strongest points are the premium-funding options, nominee control and the withdrawal flexibility. You can also explore the best investment plans to diversify your investment portfolio and invest in a plan that best suits your future goals and risk tolerance.
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