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LIC Launches Jan Suraksha (880) & Bima Lakshmi (881) Plans

1 min read Source: Economic Times
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Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) launched two new life insurance plans — Jan Suraksha (Plan 880) and Bima Lakshmi (Plan 881) — under its first product launches post the GST regime. These plans aim to cater to specific demographics, focusing on financial inclusion and women empowerment.

LIC Jan Suraksha (Plan 880)

Type: Non-participating, non-linked individual savings plan.

Target Audience: Lower-income individuals.

Key Features:
  • Policy Term: 25 years
  • Premium Paying Term: 5 years
  • Entry Age: 18–55 years
  • Minimum Sum Assured: ₹50,000
  • Guaranteed Additions: 4% of annualized premium at year-end
  • Loan Facility: Available after one year of premium payment
  • Auto Cover: Commences after 3 full years of premiums

Significance: Promotes long-term savings and life cover for economically weaker sections.

LIC Bima Lakshmi (Plan 881)

Type: Non-linked plan with life cover and periodic money-back options.

Target Audience: Exclusively women.

Key Features:
  • Policy Term: 25 years
  • Premium Paying Term: 7–15 years
  • Entry Age: 18–50 years
  • Minimum Sum Assured: ₹2,00,000 (no maximum, subject to underwriting)
  • Critical Illness Rider: Optional with additional premium
  • Auto Cover: After 3 full years of premium

Significance: Supports women’s financial empowerment and provides periodic liquidity along with life cover.

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