Minimum Age - 18 years Maximum Age - 65 years
Maximum Maturity Age - 100 years
Minimum term - 5 years Maximum term - 100 years
Base sum assured: Rs 50 lakhs to 1 crore
The policy loan is not available under Zindagi Protect Plan.
Annual, half-yearly, quarterly & monthly
Here are the benefits associated with the Edelweiss Life Zindagi Protect
You can add the following riders to your Edelweiss Life Zindagi Protect:
In case of the policyholder’s demise due to the accident benefits are paid to their nominee.
Under this rider, you will be paid an immediate lump sum amount, upon the diagnosis of any listed 12 critical diseases including cancer, and brain tumor. With the immediate lump sum amount you will be able to manage the expenses for the treatment of the disease.
Under this rider, all the future premiums of your ongoing term plan will be waived off, in case you are diagnosed with any listed 12 critical diseases or you get physically disabled due to an accident during the policy term.
Under the accidental disability rider, benefits are offered in case of the policyholder’s disability or demise due to the accident.
Here is the list of exclusions associated with the plan:
Edelweiss Life Zindagi Protect is a pure-term plan that comes with various benefits such as a premium break option, child's future benefit, riders, joint life cover, and 100 years of coverage.
If you are still confused about which term plan is best for you then you can contact us at PolicyX.com. One of our insurance representatives will contact you shortly, understand your requirements, and choose a plan that suits your needs.
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