LIC’s single Premium Pension plan ‘ LIC Jeevan Shanti’ (Plan No. 850) is currently one of the popular Pension plans. It offers the guaranteed pension to the policyholder, with options like an immediate pension or deferred pension.
However, LIC is soon planning to stop offering the ‘immediate pension’ option under ‘Jeevan Shanti’ plan.
LIC is now proposing to launch new single premium plan – ‘LIC Jeevan Akshay VII Pension Plan (857) on 25th August 2020. It offers various versions of ‘immediate pension’.
Below are some of the key features of LIC’s new pension plan – Jeevan Akshay VII;
| Minimum Purchase Price | Rs 1,00,000 |
| Maximum Purchase Price | Not Applicable |
| Premium Payment | Single (one-time) |
| Annuity Payable Mode | Monthly, Quarterly, Half-yearly & Yearly |
| Minimum Entry Age | 30 years |
| Maximum Entry Age | 85 years |
| Joint life cover | Available |
Under an immediate annuity plan, you pay a lump sum amount once and the insurance company pays you a pension for life. The pension payment starts immediately on purchase of insurance policy. The insurer will pay you a pension for life.
For example : A policyholder (aged 40 years) pays Rs 10 lakh as Single premium and opts an immediate annuity payment plan/option. The Insurer (LIC) pays you Pension immediately.
Kindly note that Guaranteed Additions and death benefit are generally not available under the Immediate Annuity plan options.
LIC Jeevan Akshay VII Pension Plan offers different kind of annuity variants under Immediate Plan. (Note that annuity or pension amount is a taxable income.)
The maximum entry age for Option-J alone is 100 years.
Below is an illustration of annuity payment under different plan options.
Example : Jeevan Akshay Plan for a 50 year old male and yearly annuity payment mode.
Once the Premium quotes are available, this section will be updated with IRR calculation ….
If you are young and/or have considerable ‘earning phase’ of your life is still available, you may plan your retirement with better investment alternatives.
There is no doubt that you need to plan for your retirement. But, you may do it with investment products which are more flexible, transparent, simple and easy to understand.
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(This article is based on the very limited available information. If required, will update/edit the above given information.)
(Post first published on : 20-August-2020)
This post was last modified on July 12, 2023 6:03 pm
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If I chose Option-A, Kindly clarify about Return of purchase price on death of Policy Holder.
Dear vipul,
Option - A does not have 'return of purchase price' feature..