ULIP Returns in 30 Years

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Disclaimer: †† Policybazaar does not endorse, rate or recommend any particular insurer or insurance product offered by any insurer. This list of plans listed here comprise of insurance products offered by all the insurance partners of Policybazaar. The sorting is done in alphabetical order (Fund Data Source: Value Research). For a complete list of insurers in India refer to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India website, www.irdai.gov.in

What is the 30-Year ULIP Policy?

A 30-year ULIP policy is a financial product that combines insurance and investment components for an extended period. In this investment plan, policyholders commit to paying premiums over a 30-year duration. The premium is divided into two parts: one allocated to investment in various funds based on the policyholder's preferences, offering the potential for wealth creation, and the other designated for life coverage. The insurance aspect provides a safety net for the policyholder's family in the event of an untimely demise during the policy term, ensuring they receive a death benefit. 

This long-term policy structure aligns with extended financial planning, allowing policyholders to navigate market fluctuations, benefit from compounding, and build substantial wealth. At the end of the 30-year term, policyholders receive maturity benefits, including the accumulated value of the investment component. 

Why Should You Choose a 30-Year ULIP Policy?

A 30-year ULIP can be a strategic choice if you're considering a long-term investment. Here's why:

1. Market-Linked Returns:

   • ULIPs offer market-linked returns on debt and equity fund investments, providing higher returns than traditional savings.

2. Flexibility:

   • Investors can choose and adjust their fund portfolio to leverage market fluctuations.

   • Note: Some plans may have restrictions on the number of switches.

3. Tax Benefits:

   • Tax deductions under Section 80C for invested amounts.

   • Exemption on surrender, partial withdrawal, and maturity proceeds under Section 10(10D).

   • Tax-free death proceeds for all ULIP plans.

   

4. Life Coverage:

   • ULIP policies provide life coverage, ensuring a financial safety net for loved ones.

5. Long-Term Investment:

   • Longer tenure (30 years) enhances ULIP returns, aligning with long-term financial goals.

6. Partial Withdrawals:

   • Policyholders can make partial withdrawals from accumulated funds during financial emergencies.

How Does 30 Years ULIP Policy Work?

Let’s understand the working of ULIP Policy with the help of an example:

Supriya, a 30-year-old woman, purchases a 30-year ULIP policy with a sum assured of Rs. 10 lakhs. She agrees to pay an annual premium of Rs. 50,000.

The insurance company will split her premium into two parts:

• Insurance premium: This part of your premium goes towards providing you with life insurance coverage. The insurance premium amount will depend on your age, gender, and health status.

• Investment premium: This part of your premium is invested in market-linked large-cap, small-cap, mid-cap and flexi-cap funds of your choice. The value of your investment will grow or fall depending on the performance of the underlying funds.

Let's say she chooses to invest her premiums in a growth fund. The growth fund has an average annual return of 10%. After 30 years, her investment will be worth approximately Rs. 44 lakhs.

How are Return Rates Calculated on 30 Years ULIP Policy?

The returns you get from a 30-year ULIP policy depend on various factors like your age, chosen premium, sum assured, and the investment funds you pick. Your premium is split between life cover and investments, and the returns are linked to how well the market funds perform. This policy is a way to build wealth over the long term and provide life coverage. Before you choose a plan, it's important to consider how much risk you're comfortable with and your goals. It's also a good idea to regularly check your plan's terms and consider adding extra protection with riders.