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Apply NowWith the digitisation of financial products and services, accessibility to different types of life insurance has grown significantly, helping you buy term insurance online in just a few minutes. However, the swift process has also made it easier to overlook some key factors that should be a part of your consideration before you buy an online term insurance plan.
Here is a quick guide on how to buy a term insurance plan while maximising benefits and safeguarding your interests.
Don't go by generic ballpark figures, as seen in advertisements. Assess the coverage required basis your family's/dependents lifestyle needs, outstanding liabilities, future goals such as children's education or a comfortable retirement for your spouse, and of course, inflation. The general rule of thumb is to have insurance coverage at least 10x or 15x your annual income.
Pure term life insurance plans are the most affordable as they do not have any investment component. However, the premium cost should not be the primary consideration when choosing the right term life insurance plan. The insurer's reputation, a high claim settlement ratio, and shorter turnaround time on claim settlements are factors to consider.
Term insurance is a protection plan that serves as an income replacement in case of your untimely demise. Therefore, the insurance should provide coverage at least until you are actively employed, say till age 60 or 65. Consider a higher tenure if you have liabilities beyond retirement, such as a mortgage, so your family can use part of the claim proceeds to settle liabilities without being financially saddled.
Considering most people now buy term insurance online, insurance companies do not insist on a medical screening unless you want a high insurance cover. In either case, you should opt for a pre-insurance medical test. With this, the onus of detecting any underlying health issues and risks shifts to the insurer and minimises the chances of dishonouring a claim from your nominees.
Buying a term plan is only the beginning of the journey. Select a payment schedule that is convenient to you. If paying the entire premium once a year seems like a burden, you can opt for half-yearly, quarterly, and even monthly instalments. Alternatively, if you don't want to carry the responsibility of paying premiums for decades, you can opt for a limited premium paying term as well.
Ensure you don't let the coverage lapse due to non-payment by setting up an ECS with your bank for auto-debits.
In closing
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