IRDA revises norms for traditional policies.
IRDA in its recent board meeting has revised
the norms for traditional life insurance products by adding minimum death
benefit and minimum surrender value to the products.
J. Hari Narayan, Chairman, IRDA shared with
Cafemutual, “The life insurance products has been revised and aligned with the
pension products in some aspects of benefits. The aim was to enhance customer
protection keeping in view the long-term nature of life insurance products.”
As per the draft guidelines released by IRDA
in June last year, it was proposed that the minimum sum assured should be
higher by 10 times the annual premium or 0.5 times of the annual premium
multiplied by the term of the policy for those who are below 45 years.
For below 45 years, the minimum sum assured
is higher by 10 times the annual premium or 0.5 times the annual premium
multiplied by the term of the policy or 105 per cent the premium paid as on the
date of the policyholder’s death.
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