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IndiaFirst Life Cash Back Plan

IndiaFirst Life Cash Back Plan

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Death Benefits

  • Ensures your family's financial security in case of the life assured's unfortunate demise by paying higher of 10 times the annualised premium or sum assured on maturity along with accumulated guaranteed additions.

Regular assured payouts

  • Meet your short and medium term financial goals through regular assured payouts

Guaranteed Additions:

  • Boost your investments through Guaranteed Additions

Long-term investment benefits

  • Enjoy long term investment benefits by paying only for a limited period

Tax Benefits

  • Avail tax benefits under section 80C and section 10(10D) as per the prevailing Income Tax Laws
Age at Maturity
Maturity Age Years
Minimum NA
Maximum 70 years
Age at Entry (For a 9 years Plan)
Age for Entry Years
Minimum 15 years
Maximum 45 years
Age for Entry (For a 12 years Plan)
Age for Entry Years
Minimum 15 Year
Maximum 50 years
Age for Entry (For a 15 years Plan)
Age for Entry Years
Minimum 15 years
Maximum 55 years
Sum Assured
Sum Assured Amount
(In Rs)
Minimum 50,000
Maximum No limit (subject to underwriting)

DISCLAIMER

Bank of Baroda is authorized by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority to act as a Corporate Agent from 01.04.2019 to 31.03.2022 for procuring or soliciting business of Life Insurance , General Insurance & Standalone Health Insurance under Registration Code CA0004".Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation. For more details on risk factors, terms and conditions please read sales brochure carefully before concluding a sale. The purchase of Insurance product by Bank of Baroda customers is purely on a voluntary basis. The insurance products are underwritten by respective Insurance company. Bank of Baroda does not perform any Insurance e-commerce activity on its website. The contract of insurance is between the Insurer and the Insured; and not between the Bank and the Insured.

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