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Term insurance is designed for one simple purpose:
👉 Income replacement.
If a person earns today and suddenly passes away,
their family loses:
Monthly household income
Children’s education funds
Home loan EMI support
Lifestyle stability
Term insurance replaces that lost income.
No income = no financial loss
No financial loss = no term insurance
That’s why insurers ask:
What is your income?
Who depends on you?
How long will they need support?
Because term insurance is not:
❌ Investment
❌ Savings plan
❌ Tax product
It is a pure protection plan.
Insurance companies calculate cover based on:
✔ Current income
✔ Future earning potential
✔ Financial responsibilities
If your income is ₹10 lakh per year,
your family may need ₹1–2 crore to survive long-term.
But if income is zero,
there is nothing to replace.
✔ Salaried employees
✔ Business owners
✔ Professionals
✔ Self-employed individuals
✔ Primary earning family members
Because someone depends on their income.
Not because they earn money —
but because their absence creates financial expense:
Childcare cost
Domestic help cost
Family management cost
That also becomes economic loss.
If a person’s death does not create financial loss,
insurance companies will not issue a term plan.
Term insurance protects income — not life.
Life is priceless.
Income is replaceable — and that’s exactly what term insurance does.
Private employees
Government employees
PSU staff
✔ Eligible with salary slips & bank statements
Traders
Shop owners
Professionals (CA, doctor, engineer, advocate, etc.)
Freelancers with income proof
✔ ITR and bank statements required
Allowed as per insurer guidelines
Income proof mandatory
Medicals may be in India or abroad
✅ Housewives are now eligible for term insurance, but under specific conditions.
Wife has no personal income
Husband must be earning
Marriage proof required
Usually ₹25 lakh to ₹1 crore
Generally 10–30% of husband’s approved cover
Depends on insurer underwriting rules
Paid by husband from his bank account
Mandatory in most cases
📌 Reason:
Homemakers have economic value — childcare, household management, and family stability have real financial cost.
❌ Below 18 years of age
❌ No income earner (except housewife case above)
❌ Students without income
❌ Unemployed persons
❌ Retired individuals (mostly)
Minimum age: 18 years
Maximum entry age: 60–65 years
(some plans allow up to 70)
| Annual Income | Approx Term Cover |
|---|---|
| ₹3–5 lakh | ₹50 lakh – ₹1 crore |
| ₹6–10 lakh | ₹1 – 2 crore |
| ₹10–20 lakh | ₹2 – 4 crore |
| ₹20+ lakh | ₹5 crore+ |
(varies by insurer)
✔ Policyholder must be genuine
✔ Income must be verifiable
✔ No fake income declaration
✔ No agent-paid premiums
✔ No premium financing
Wrong information = claim rejection risk.
Anyone whose death can cause financial loss to the family is eligible for term insurance.
Term insurance is not for everyone — it is only for those whose life has financial value to dependents.
Consumables are parts or materials of your car or bike that get used up, worn out, or replaced during repairs—especially after an accident.
These are NOT covered under standard motor insurance, but can be included through a Consumables Add-On Cover.
Engine Oil
Gearbox Oil / Brake Oil / Coolant
Grease & Lubricants
Nuts, Bolts, Screws, Washers
Bearings
Oil Filters / Air Filters
Clips & Fasteners
O-Rings / Gaskets / Seals
AC Gas (Refrigerant)
Fuel Filter
Sundry Items Used During Repairs
Saves you ₹2,000–₹10,000 per accident claim.
Ideal for cars & bikes under 5 years old.
Offers complete protection from small but frequent repair costs.
If your car meets with an accident and requires oil change, nuts, bolts, and lubricants — the consumables add-on ensures these are reimbursed.