ING Life India, part of ING group today launched their new non linked and non participative child plan ‘ING Aashirvad’, which helps parents plan for their child’s future landmark.
Ajay Kapoor, regional vice-president (North), ING life Insurance introduction the new product ‘ING Aashirvad’ maintained the new product was a traditional product and guaranteed development advantage selected by the policyholder.
Kapoor added ‘ING Aashirwad’, a unique product which helps parents plan for child’s future comes with 4 guarantees. The guarantee of maturity value as decided by parent, that of death benefit in case of any possibility of the policyholder, coverage for child after the maturity of the product and policy continuing in case of any eventuality of the parent(policyholder).”
ING Life India having Rs 4,500 crore asset under management, had previously announced their plan to infuse Rs 240 crore additional capital to fund the 5 years growth purpose, including growing the business base by 5 times.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Bajaj Allianz bets large on child-focused policy
It’s catch ‘em young for Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance, a part of the Bajaj Allianz group, one of the most important private sector life and general insurance companies in India. The company is locating to thrive on children's plans in the days to approach.
The company has four children-focused policies — Bajaj Allianz Child Gain, Bajaj Allianz Young Care II, New UnitGain-II and UnitGain Protection Plus-II.
“But there are many more in the pipeline and we are already working on quite a few child-focused plans which will be rolled out in the days to approach,” Akshay Mehrotra, head of marketing at Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance told FC on Monday.
Mehrotra said while the present input of children plans is only 6-8(%) per cent of the company’s total portfolio, it will go up significantly in the days to come for more reasons than one.
“Our experience and regular feedback from customers suggests that people are more and more opting for need-based products, policies and, therefore, we see enormous potential to grow in this area,” he said.
The key features of Bajaj Allianz Child Gain include insurance cover for parents — with counter life insurance, waiver of premiums, family income benefit and an option to purchase additional insurance at maturity.
Bajaj Allianz Young Care II offers good-looking investment options, loyalty units, flexibility to decrease premiums and tax benefits. Two other policies (New UnitGain and UnitGain Protection Plus) come with new UL Term Rider and are, therefore, attractive for parents.
Significantly, there is amazing for those who cannot afford a policy for their children as well — a unique initiative called ‘Two Bright Futures’. Under this initiative, the company will set aside Rs 100 for every plan sold towards funding the education of under-privileged children. The mopped up corpus will be handed over to select NGOs across the country, which are working for a similar cause.
“There are many children who cannot pursue basic education due to various limitations. Through this initiative we are ensuring a bright future for a child who needs our support the most,” Mehrotra said. The company has teamed up with Mumbai-based Aseema Trust and as the fund grows it will get associated with more NGOs.
The company has four children-focused policies — Bajaj Allianz Child Gain, Bajaj Allianz Young Care II, New UnitGain-II and UnitGain Protection Plus-II.
“But there are many more in the pipeline and we are already working on quite a few child-focused plans which will be rolled out in the days to approach,” Akshay Mehrotra, head of marketing at Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance told FC on Monday.
Mehrotra said while the present input of children plans is only 6-8(%) per cent of the company’s total portfolio, it will go up significantly in the days to come for more reasons than one.
“Our experience and regular feedback from customers suggests that people are more and more opting for need-based products, policies and, therefore, we see enormous potential to grow in this area,” he said.
The key features of Bajaj Allianz Child Gain include insurance cover for parents — with counter life insurance, waiver of premiums, family income benefit and an option to purchase additional insurance at maturity.
Bajaj Allianz Young Care II offers good-looking investment options, loyalty units, flexibility to decrease premiums and tax benefits. Two other policies (New UnitGain and UnitGain Protection Plus) come with new UL Term Rider and are, therefore, attractive for parents.
Significantly, there is amazing for those who cannot afford a policy for their children as well — a unique initiative called ‘Two Bright Futures’. Under this initiative, the company will set aside Rs 100 for every plan sold towards funding the education of under-privileged children. The mopped up corpus will be handed over to select NGOs across the country, which are working for a similar cause.
“There are many children who cannot pursue basic education due to various limitations. Through this initiative we are ensuring a bright future for a child who needs our support the most,” Mehrotra said. The company has teamed up with Mumbai-based Aseema Trust and as the fund grows it will get associated with more NGOs.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Bajaj Allianz Life launches ‘Two Bright Futures’ plan
Bajaj Allianz has launched a single proposal called ‘Two Bright Futures’. Under this plan, the company will set away Rs.100 for every child insurance plan sold towards financial support the education of under-privileged children.
This plan has been implemented from 20th May onwards. The funding corpus would be handed over to select NGO’s crossways the countries, which are working for a related cause.
This amount will be set aside exclusively by Bajaj Allianz and no amount will be deducted from the customer who purchases a child insurance plan from Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance.
In the first phase of the plan, Bajaj Allianz has tied-up with Aseema Trust, a Mumbai-based organization working towards providing holistic education to children living on the streets or in slum communities. Aseema works in partnership with the Municipal Corporation of better Mumbai to impart value-based and quality education to children from pre-primary to Standard 10.
Bajaj Allianz handed more than the first contribution cheque of Rs.4.24 lakh to Aseema Trust last week. This amount will be used to purchase books, uniforms, bags, stationery and support classes.
Akshay Mehrotra, Head – Marketing, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance said “Through this insurance plan we are ensuring a brilliant future for a child who needs our support the most. We feel that the ‘Two Bright Futures’ program would be a small step in shaping their futures.”
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This plan has been implemented from 20th May onwards. The funding corpus would be handed over to select NGO’s crossways the countries, which are working for a related cause.
This amount will be set aside exclusively by Bajaj Allianz and no amount will be deducted from the customer who purchases a child insurance plan from Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance.
In the first phase of the plan, Bajaj Allianz has tied-up with Aseema Trust, a Mumbai-based organization working towards providing holistic education to children living on the streets or in slum communities. Aseema works in partnership with the Municipal Corporation of better Mumbai to impart value-based and quality education to children from pre-primary to Standard 10.
Bajaj Allianz handed more than the first contribution cheque of Rs.4.24 lakh to Aseema Trust last week. This amount will be used to purchase books, uniforms, bags, stationery and support classes.
Akshay Mehrotra, Head – Marketing, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance said “Through this insurance plan we are ensuring a brilliant future for a child who needs our support the most. We feel that the ‘Two Bright Futures’ program would be a small step in shaping their futures.”
For More Information about Child Plan. Click Here
Latest Children Plan
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