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Bajaj Allianz offers a wide range of life insurance plans through which customers can secure their lives as well as their family’s financial well-being.
An overview of their life insurance products:
- Term Plans – Bajaj Allianz offers basic term life insurance plans through which customers can insure their lives for a high sum assured.
- ULIPs – The company also offers various Unit Linked Insurance Plans which combine the best of insurance and investment to provide security for one’s family. These plans come with the aim of helping the customer plan for various long-term objectives, such as retirement, children’s education and marriage, etc.
- Traditional Plans – Bajaj Allianz’s money-back plans are geared towards the needs of those customers who are looking for both life insurance and savings for the future. These plans combine traditional life insurance with investment, compounded over time, to pay out a regular income to the customer once the plan has matured.
- Life + Health Insurance Plans – Bajaj Allianz also offers a range of unique hospitalisation-cum-insurance plans that take care of the customers’ hospitalisation bills and provide financial support to their dependents in case of their unfortunate death.
- Pension Plans – With the awareness that retirement is one of the largest worries of the populace, Bajaj Allianz has created a range of plans specifically for generating a retirement income.
- Women Insurance Plans – Bajaj Allianz also offers women-specific plans which provide investment benefits, savings, retirement solutions and medical insurance, all in one.
- Additional Rider Benefits – Bajaj Allianz’s life insurance policies are customizable in a variety of ways. They can be extended to cover additional risks such as disability, critical illness, loss of ability to work, etc. via the various riders offered by the company and person as well.
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