Many people choose LIC for trust but does it really give the option to finish premium payments early?
Is there a way to get full life cover while paying only for a few years instead of the entire term?
And why do so many buyers search for this one feature before finalizing their policy?
In LIC’s limited pay term plans, you pay the premium only for a few years, but your life cover continues for a much longer period.
For example, you might choose a 30-year policy but pay premiums only for 10 or 15 years; after that, you don’t pay anything, yet your family stays protected till the end of 30 years.
LIC plans that allow limited pay
LIC Term Plan
What limited pay means here
Typical premium term options
New Tech-Term
Pay for 10 or 15 years, cover till 40 years max
10 years, 15 years
New Jeevan Amar
Pay for “policy term – 5 years” or “policy term – 10 years”
Term–5, Term–10
Yuva Term
Separate limited pay options like 10 or 15 years
10 years, 15 years
So,
LIC does give you the choice:
either pay smaller premiums every year for the whole term (regular pay)
pay higher premiums for fewer years and then relax (limited pay).