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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Unit-Linked Insurance Plans

1. What does ULIP stand for?

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The word ULIP[4] stands for Unit-Linked Insurance Plan. ULIPs are a combination of life insurance and investment. The investments made can be chosen by the policyholder as per the options available with the insurer. The investments help the policyholder gain returns while also ensuring that life insurance stays intact. 

2. What are the different types of funds that ULIP plans invest in?

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The different types of funds[8][9][11] in which ULIPs invest are:

 

  • Equity funds with majorly high-risk assets like equities and company stocks
  • Debt funds with maximum low-risk instruments like debts and bonds
  • Balanced funds where the money is distributed within high, low, and moderate risk assets
  • Liquid funds with fixed-income assets like government securities and treasury bills
  • Cash funds with assets of extreme liquidity like money market securities.

3. How much return is guaranteed in ULIPs?

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The returns generated in ULIP[11] depend on the nature of the funds in which the investment has been allocated. The choice of these funds depends on the risk tolerance of the investor. For example, if he prefers higher risk to earn higher returns, the investment may focus on equities or related assets. Again, if he is a risk-averse person, debt funds may be chosen to keep potential risks low and secure the investment.

4. How are units allotted under a ULIP plan?

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A part of the premium you pay for ULIP makes for its investment component. The money is utilised to buy units of different financial assets as per the risk appetite of the investor. This is done by pooling the money from various policyholders into a mutual fund-like structure, termed as unit-linked funds. Thereafter, the units are allotted[4] in terms of the fund choices.

5. How can I track the fund value of my ULIP?

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You can track the fund value of your ULIP[15][26] through the calculation of the Net Asset Value (NAV) per unit and estimate the total returns accordingly. This can be done through two methods: Absolute Returns and CAGR. However, using a ULIP calculator may save you from complicated estimations.

6. What are the main benefits of ULIP plans?

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The main benefits of your ULIP plans[4] are:

 

  • It may financially shield your loved ones if you die untimely
  • It can help you realise your long-term goals through wealth creation
  • It may save you from potential losses by offering facilities like fund switches and premium redirection
  • It can entitle you to tax benefits under the provisions of the Income Tax Act 1961

7. Can we increase premiums for a ULIP plan?

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Yes, you can increase premiums for a ULIP plan[13] provided you pay your premiums regularly on time. The top-up premium facility in some ULIP plans enables you to top up or increase premiums multiple times within the policy term on an irregular basis. However, this can be continued till the total top-up premiums paid are less than a specified percentage of total premiums paid. The premium top-ups may be availed for using surplus funds to increase the investment component of your policy.

8. Can a ULIP be purchased with a single payment?

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Yes, there is a version of ULIP called the single pay ULIP[10] that can be purchased with a single payment. Here, the total premium amount is paid at one go.

9. Can partial withdrawals be made from the ULIP amount?

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Yes, partial withdrawals[14] can be made from the ULIP account only after the 5-year lock-in period is over.

10. What does fund value mean?

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A fund value[4] is the total returns accumulated from your ULIP investment on the day of maturity of the policy.

11. How long is the lock in period for ULIP policies?

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The lock-in period[11] is for 5 years  from policy purchase.

12. How can I reduce risk in my ULIP investment?

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You can reduce risk in your ULIP investment by switching[20] to low-risk funds. 

13. Is interest on ULIP taxable?

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Yes, returns on ULIP is taxable[25] if the total premiums paid in a year exceeds Rs 2.5 lakhs or if the annual premium is less than Rs 2.5 lakhs but not meeting Section 10(10D) conditions.

14. Is ULIP a good investment plan?

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A ULIP may be a good investment plan[1] for those who seek a life cover and a wealth creation opportunity in a single product.

15. What is the difference between a ULIP plan, Mutual Funds, and SIP?

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The prime difference[17] is  ULIP is a life insurance plan that caters to both insurance and investment needs, while mutual funds and SIPs are investment opportunities only.

16. What happens if I can’t continue ULIPs after five years?

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You can surrender[28] your ULIP policy and get back the accumulated fund value. However, do check your policy terms and conditions before discontinuing plans.

17. What is sum assured in a Unit-Linked Insurance Plan?

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A sum assured in a unit-linked insurance plan[11] is the chosen life cover that is paid as a death benefit to the policyholder’s nominee in the event of the unforeseen.

18. Can I withdraw my ULIP after five years?

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Yes, you can withdraw your ULIP after five years[28].

19. Can I withdraw my ULIP after three years?

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No, you can’t withdraw your ULIP after three years[28] [29].

20. Is ULIP tax-free after five years?

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No, A ULIP may not necessarily be tax-free[25] after five years.

21. Is ULIP tax-free upon maturity?

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A ULIP is tax-free upon maturity[25] only if its annual premium doesn’t exceed Rs 2.5 lakhs or for policies where premium is lower than Rs 2.5 lakhs, Section 10(10D) conditions are met.

22. What is the average return on ULIPs?

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The average return on ULIP[11] depends on the policy tenure and the funds chosen.

23. Is ULIP better than Fixed Deposits (FDs)?

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Fixed deposits come with a fixed return, while ULIPs offer returns depending on the market situation. Those who look to grow the money beyond the guaranteed fixed returns and are ready to take risks for the same might find ULIP to be a suitable  bet[1].

24. How can I make money through ULIPs?

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Yes, you may make good money through ULIPs[11] if you stay invested in equity funds for a long time but this will be associated with market risk.

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ULIP – Unit Linked Insurance Plan

How does an untimely death impact a family? Although it’s a personal and emotional loss, there’s more to it. If the deceased was an income earner, the death would mean a sudden financial loss, too. Thus, to ensure that loved ones don’t have to endure any monetary hardship in such an unforeseen crisis, saving for the future has become a practice for ages.


Even just a couple of decades back, an average Indian household preferred keeping their money safe in conservative savings avenues or traditional life insurance rather than dealing with market risks in investment. But with time, as life grew uncertain, so did the purchasing power of money. In turn, there’s an increasing demand for financial instruments that would help one financially secure the loved ones’ future in his/her absence and accumulate wealth to beat the heat of inflation. This is where Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) may come into the picture.

What are unit-linked insurance plans?

For years, people in India have focused on traditional life insurance to create a financial backup for their loved ones. The idea behind it was to leave behind for them a lump sum of money that would save them from financial struggles if an income earner in the family is suddenly no more. Receiving the sum assured as the death benefit was a ray of hope for the bereaved family too, to cope with the unforeseen crisis. It would help them to maintain the same lifestyle as before, repay debts or outstanding loans, if any, and save a corpus for long-term goals in life. The thought that the loved ones won’t have to face any crisis in the event of the unforeseen was a source of mental peace for many.

 

But over the past decade or two, the growing inflation has changed the vision. While the need for getting insured remains  a priority, the idea of accumulating wealth beyond that has started making sense. Behind this is the fear of the life cover falling short of requirements, in case the purchasing power falls drastically in the future. This has led many people to think that getting insured may not be sufficient to financially cover their loved ones in the future. And there, emerged the need for investment and wealth creation alongside a regular life cover.

 

Protecting  financial future of  your loved ones’ and growing wealth simultaneously seems to be the need of the hour. People often are looking for options that serve both. This has created a demand for combination products that would match their needs.

 

Crafted to meet such requirements, a unit-linked insurance plan,[1] (ULIP) is a life insurance plan that has a combination of life insurance with an investment component that is    associated with risk to accumulate money. Like traditional life insurance, here too the policyholder pays regular premiums. A part of that premium goes towards life coverage . Meanwhile, the remaining portion, acts as the investment component, where the money is invested in various kinds of assets like equities, bonds, or a mix of both to fetch returns. Here, the policyholder gets to choose the assets depending on their  financial goals and the amount of risk they can withstand to seek  returns. By combining the two sides, insurance and market-linked investment , ULIP takes care of the insurance needs as well as acts as a tool for wealth creation.

Why are ULIPs popular?

Historically, India has been a country of sparing individuals, who prioritised saving for the future or securing a financial foothold for their loved ones in their absence, relying on insurance and traditional saving paths with returns. But as inflation grew[2], many struggled to cope with their post-retirement life. A recent study has shown that 80% of respondents fear their retirement savings won’t suffice. From there, the need to grow wealth in tandem with financially protecting the family’s future has emerged. The same has been corroborated in a recent survey[3], where 2 out of every 3 respondents have been keen to invest in ULIP plans in the coming year.


Benefits behind the popularity


For any financial solution to be popular, there have to be certain benefits that would solve crucial problems of life. Likewise, experts believe[3] that the combination of insurance and investment opportunity in the Unit Linked Insurance Plan with its set of benefits may have been a solution for two major financial goals in a single product. Thus, it may have been considered a fitting product by those looking to cushion their loved ones’ futures financially and grow their money simultaneously.


Accordingly, the following are being pointed out as the reasons[3] [4] behind its popularity.


  • Flexible switch of funds:

    For every investor, the thought of losing hard-earned money is like a nightmare. There are quite a lot of people around who tend to refrain from a potential investment fearing losses due to downturns of the market. A unit-linked insurance plan offers a plausible solution to this.


    ULIP plans allow flexible fund switching between equity and debt funds depending on the market situation and the policyholder’s preference. If the policyholder feels sceptical about the performance of the investment component or prefers taking less or more risk, he/she can opt to alter the allocation of money within equities and debt funds accordingly. For instance, initially a policyholder chases higher returns by investing in risky assets like equities. With time, if he feels like slowing down and securing his/her investment, the fund switch facility may come in handy. Alternatively, if the market turns unfavourable, then also this facility can turn out to be useful.


    Moreover, working on a long-term plan like ULIP, this fund-switching feature may fetch higher returns, making it suitable for long-term goals like building a retirement corpus or creating a fund for the child’s overseas education or marriage. Here one can attempt to accumulate bigger wealth by investing in equities in the first leg of the journey and eventually move to less risky assets to keep the corpus safe for the long-term goals.


  • Change in life cover with evolving needs :

    The life cover in ULIP plans is essentially the most crucial part. Like other life insurances, the coverage or the sum assured in ULIP plans is provided to the nominee in the event of the life assured’s death within the policy term. Going by the idea of life insurance, the death benefit should suffice as a fund meant for sustenance of their current lifestyle, repayment of loans, and as a corpus for long-term targets. But what if you purchase insurance when you are young and without liabilities but increasingly feel like the coverage may not be sufficient when you get married or have children?


    A ULIP may sort this crisis out. Like other insurance products, the unit-linked insurance plan also offers the option of additional coverage in alignment with evolving life stages through additional riders. If opted, it offers the option of enhancing the coverage to meet the requirements of changed life goals. Like, if the life assured gets married in the course of a policy term, he/she might want to create an additional fund as the retirement corpus for the spouse. Or, if he/she welcomes a little bundle of joy, there might be a requirement of more comprehensive coverage to etch a smooth academic career for the child. For instance, opting the increasing coverage rider, one may get to enhance the coverage amount aligning to the inclusion of a new member in the family like a spouse or a baby.


    Accordingly, the life cover portion of the premium can be updated through the corresponding rider.


  • Tax saving :

    Be it insurance or investment, the target behind opting for financial products is not just ensuring the life cover or funding the long-term goals through wealth creation. Another aspect that allures income earners to these instruments are the tax benefits they offer. This is because, the Government of India is looking to boost investment and savings among citizens and also promotes these products by offering them exemptions and deductions under the provisions of the Income Tax Act 1961. Likewise, the financial products that help income earners save on taxes alongside the specific targets may garner more popularity.


    The same happens with ULIP plans too. Here, the policyholder can avail themselves of a set of tax benefits through this policy. Once you purchase a ULIP, the annual premium payment up to Rs 1.5 lakhs is eligible for deduction under section 80C of the Income Tax Act 1961 (incase of old tax regime). Meanwhile, the death benefit is tax-free, and the maturity benefit is also subjected to considerable deductions under section 10(10D). Besides, if the policy has health-related riders, additional deductions can be claimed under section 80D[18] (in case of old tax regime).


How does the ULIP plan work?

To make the most of a financial product, especially those with an investment component, it’s immensely important to know how it functions. This may not only help one to understand how it can benefit him/her, but might also help in identifying the loopholes or the areas where things can go wrong. Accordingly, it could be easier to align the product and its benefits with one’s needs, affordability, risk tolerance, and financial goals.


So, here’s an overview of how a ULIP works.


A unit-linked insurance plan (ULIP) is a financial product[4] specifically crafted to meet the needs of both insurance and market-linked investment. The payment towards the ULIP plan is also termed as a premium. But here, instead of the whole premium, a part of it is allocated towards the life cover or the sum assured. This assured lump sum amount is paid to the nominee as a death benefit if the life assured passes away within the policy term.


The remaining portion of the premium is invested in market-linked funds to fetch returns and grow the wealth over time through the power of compounding. Depending on the policyholder's risk appetite, the insurer pools it in with funds available from other policyholders. A policyholder’s money is invested in equities, debt funds, or a combination of the two on the basis of the level of risk he/she is willing to take. Depending on this investment component, the maturity benefit of the ULIP policy depends on the performance of the funds chosen. However, the longer the investment horizon, the higher the chances increase to earn bigger returns riding on the power of compounding.


It’s also crucial to note here that ULIP plans have a five-year lock-in period during which no withdrawal of the fund is possible. Hence, they foster long-term investment by mandating a disciplined structure.


How to select the best ULIP plan in India

There are several insurance and investment companies in India that offer various financial instruments catering to your needs. Some are focused on insurance needs, some offer investment avenues, others, a third kind, may be designed to serve you both. A unit-linked insurance plan falls in this third category. There are a lot of companies that have ULIP plans in their platter. Each product is designed to match your needs in a specific way. It may indeed be a task to choose one from an array of options that would be tailor-made for your requirements, goals, and affordability.


To ensure that you gain the most from your investment, you may choose the best ULIP aligned to your needs, affordability, and preferences. While, it’s also crucially important to find the one that has the well-performing funds in its kitty. Here’s a list of key factors to consider to select the best ULIP plan in India catering to your needs[6][7]:


Defining financial goals:


Unless you have a set financial goal in your mind, working towards building a corpus is a tough game. Similarly for an investment, a definite goal can always help you navigate well through your financial journey and reach the desired target on time. For any financial exercise, it may thus be a wise bet to start with the goals you want to fulfill.


Following this basic financial logic, if you have clarity on why you need the money and how much should suffice, picking the best ULIP for your needs may be easier. For example, if you want to create a corpus for your child’s higher education or your retirement, staying invested in a ULIP for a long term may be advantageous with its combined benefit of insurance protection as well as savings. Alternatively, if you're at a juncture in life where you're planning to get married or settled shortly after buying a ULIP policy, choosing a ULIP that has optional riders to enhance coverage according to the evolving needs of life may resonate more.


Insurance coverage and objectives:


A life insurance product is designed to financially secure a policyholder’s family in the unforeseen event of his/her demise. The sum assured as a death benefit is ideally expected to provide cover for policyholder's family and manage their cost of living, take care of outstanding loans, and create a corpus for long-term goals like a child’s education or marriage or retirement living. Knowing your goals beforehand may thus be helpful to identify the correct sum assured for a life insurance plan and fulfill your needs.


Though it has an investment component, a unit-linked insurance plan is more of an insurance product. Hence, if you have clarity on the goals you want to target with it, it may be easier to choose a sum assured matched to your needs for your ULIP plan. Choosing an adequate life cover accordingly may be a comprehensive financial backup for your family to cope and sustain, fulfilling the targets even in your absence.


Also, having the financial goals set in your mind, you may also be in a better position to understand how much wealth you need or wish to accumulate. Thus, a clarity of objectives may guide you on how to allocate the money in the investment components to earn optimum returns and balance risk and rewards.


ULIP features and benefits:


Every life insurance plan has its own set of features and benefits that may fit the specific needs of people. If you know with clarity what features and benefits are on offer in a particular product, it may be easier for you as well to gauge if it matches with your needs and expectations . A clear understanding of the respective features and benefits may lead you to the right choice.


There are a lot of ULIP plans available to make your selection from. To pick the best ULIP policy, you may look for the features and benefits and compare the ULIP plan options available. It may be ideal to compare features like[6][7]:


Life cover and corresponding premium payments:


Getting insured isn’t just about deciding the life cover needed to financially protect your family from unforeseen struggles. To keep the policy and the life cover active till the end of the term, regular payment of premiums as per the chosen schedule is also mandatory. Choosing sufficient life cover at affordable premiums and a comfortable payment schedule may help you financially protect your loved ones without being a pinch on the pocket. Especially when you buy ULIP online, there’s a scope to calculate the life cover you need or the corresponding premiums payable and compare available plans based on that.


Charges involved related to mortality, premium allocation, fund and policy management, fund switches and withdrawals, policy surrender, or discontinuation:


Every insurance or investment comes at certain costs, which are deducted from the premium. Charges covering these costs are assigned to you for the policy administration and the services it offers. In turn, the life cover or the benefits might get affected too. ULIP is no exception either. It also has charges that affect the life cover and the fund value of the policy. So, knowing about those charges in your ULIP plan beforehand may help you understand details like what costs you are paying for and whether it would be profitable to alter the investment allocation, surrender, or discontinue the policy if need be. Accordingly, picking out the best ULIP policy from the available options may seem easier.


Lock-in period and withdrawal details:


The lock-in period is essentially a time frame within which no withdrawals of the invested amount are permissible. The concept is in place to ensure that the money stays invested and keeps rolling for a considerable time to generate better returns. Having clarity of the lock-in period and withdrawal details of the ULIP policy can help you figure out how long the invested money cannot be taken out or utilised for other requirements, or when and how the partial or full withdrawal facilities are available in each of them. Based on that, picking a plan suited to your financial goals may be easier.


Tax benefits available:


When you invest in a financial instrument, you ideally want to save on taxes too. Nearly every insurance or investment product these days comes with various options of tax benefits. Thus, as you invest your hard-earned money in them, you may get to enjoy exemptions or deductions that reduce the taxable income, and in turn, the tax payable. Unit-linked insurance plans too come with certain tax benefits that may help you claim deductions in your taxable income (incase of old tax regime). Hence, checking the tax benefits in the available ULIP plan options and tracing the corresponding deductions and exemptions may help you gauge which of them would suit your tax planning the most and how. An informed pick can reduce your worries.


Transparency of information shared by the insurer:


It is always easier to make a choice when you know every detail about the option to be selected from . You may get to gauge better if you know how each of them can benefit you, the potential losses, all the charges payable, exclusions and limitations in coverage, policy lapse and surrender specifications etc.. It is a wise choice to make the policy choice based on the transparency of information shared by the insurer. It can save you from unnecessary struggles in the future.


Claim settlement and solvency ratios:


In the event of an unforeseen death in the family, getting hassled endlessly just to get the death claim settled from the insurance company may be a harrowing ordeal for those already going through a major personal loss. So, when you choose an insurance plan, you would want to ensure that your loved ones face no such hardship in your absence. Checking the claim settlement and solvency ratio of the insurer may sort your concern.


The claim settlement ratio in an insurance reflects the insurer's capability to settle claims. It is measured through the percentage of settled claims out of total claims in a year. The solvency ratio, on the other hand, denotes the company’s capital adequacy. Hence, if both the ratios have a high value, it would mean the insurance company is financially stable and the probability of getting the claim settled smoothly is higher.


ULIP being primarily an insurance product, knowing the claim settlement ratio and solvency ratio of the corresponding insurer may be helpful. Picking the best ULIP plan based on those ratios may save your family from unwanted hassles in unforeseen situations.


Types of ULIP Plans

Any insurance product, comes in various shapes and sizes, catering to different needs and affordability. Knowing these types may give you an edge regarding the choice of a product that best fits to your requirements and exception.


Like any other insurance plan, ULIP too has different types that can cater to various needs and preferences of policyholders. Unless you have good knowledge of these types, it may be a little tricky to choose the one that would meet your needs in the desired manner. Broadly, unit-linked plans can be differentiated according to two major categories. These can further be classified into subtypes depending on where your premium gets invested or the nature and features of the insurance component.


ULIP plans based on investment focus:


A portion of your ULIP premiums gets invested in market-linked funds to grow your wealth through the returns earned and the power of compounding. Depending on this investment component, these plans can be of the following types[4][11] according to the nature of the funds they invest the premiums in.


Equity ULIPs:


These plans invest available funds into equities or related assets like company stocks. Going by the pattern of equities, these ULIP policies may earn you returns but at greater risks. Hence, these plans cater to those who have high-risk preferences Equity ULIPs take time to grow your money and may be deemed fit for long-term goals.


Debt ULIPs:


This category of ULIPs invests in debt funds, bonds, etc., which have low risks involved. These plans may be suited to people who , look forward to lesser risk. Hence, this category of ULIPs can be a preferred bet for the risk-averse investors.


Balanced fund ULIPs:


Here the portion of the premium is invested in a mix of equity and debt funds based on the policyholder’s risk tolerance. These ULIP investments are designed to balance potential losses and gains from the risky and less or no-risk fund, thus mitigating losses, if any. Based on the risk appetite of the policyholder, the money is allocated accordingly, keeping preferred proportions of risky and risk-free assets. Hence, such plans may be a suitable choice for those with low to medium risk tolerance who want to grow their money but are scared of potential losses.


Why invest in ULIPs?

Knowing why you want to invest in a particular financial product gives you clarity about what features or benefits you might be looking for in it. It might also give you a fair idea of what targets you want that product to fulfill. Whether you are considering an insurance or investment instrument, if you know why purchasing the same can be beneficial, half the work is done.


As a recent survey notes, there has been considerable inclination of investors towards purchasing ULIPs[3]. If you are someone giving it a thought, it may be useful to know whether or how these policies benefit you. Here’s a clear understanding of the specific advantages offered by a ULIP can help further. Reasons why you can choose to invest in unit-linked insurance plans may be solidified with the following features available in unit-linked insurance plans.


Premium redirection[12]:


At the time of purchase of a ULIP plan, one needs to allocate the premium into chosen funds. However, there’s the option of premium redirection, through which one can reallocate the investment in a different mix of instruments for future premiums. This feature might be helpful if you prefer to take lesser or bigger risks in the future, based on the evolving needs and stages of life, or anticipate the market to behave in a certain way in the future. Generally, this facility can be availed free of cost in most ULIP plans.


Fund switches[12]:


There can be scenarios where you are sceptical or unhappy about the performance of your existing funds or planning to grow your money in a bigger way compared to the recent allocations. A ULIP policy offers you the option to switch funds and reallocate your money between a new combination of debts and equities. However, insurers mostly offer only a few fund switches for free. Post that, if you prefer further adjustments or alterations of your funds, charges per switch are to be paid.


Top-up Plan[13]:


ULIP plans offer a top-up premium facility only to the policyholders who pay their premiums on time on a regular schedule. This feature allows them to increase the premium payment over the regular amount irregularly at any point of the policy term, provided the total of top-up premiums doesn’t exceed a specified percentage of total premiums paid. The topped-up premium can be utilised for increasing the investment component of the investment plan and might translate to a higher sum assured in some ULIPs. This facility may thus help a policyholder more if he/she is keen to invest further in market-linked funds.


Lock-in period withdrawal facility[14]:


A ULIP comes with a mandatory lock-in period of five years within which no withdrawal of funds is allowed. Beyond this period, full or partial withdrawals can be made by the policyholder if all the premiums have been paid for the first five years of the policy. This may encourage you to stay invested for the long term and thus accumulate bigger wealth. In turn, these plans may suit people who start early with the ULIP purchase when they have no or fewer liabilities.


What is a ULIP calculator?

When you invest in a ULIP plan, the policy is designated to provide a death benefit and a maturity benefit. The death benefit is the outcome of the insurance component where a sum assured is payable to the nominee in the event of demise of life assured within the policy period. The maturity benefit, on the other hand, is payable if the life assured survives the policy term. It is generated through the investment component, and the amount paid is the total fund value at the time of the policy maturity.

 

While the sum assured in a ULIP plan is surely a source of mental peace, ensuring a financial shield to the family in the life assured’s absence, the maturity benefit may interest him/her more. Because it’s the policyholder who will receive and enjoy the benefit and fulfil desired long-term goals with the pay-out. But to set targets and purchase a policy to fulfil them, one needs to know beforehand how much returns the investment component of the ULIP policy may fetch from the market. But calculating the expected returns from a chosen set of funds is no easy deal. Here’s where a ULIP calculator may turn a saviour.

 

A ULIP calculator is an online estimation tool available on the internet and most of the insurance company websites. Here you need to input details of your investment plan, based on which the calculator estimates the expected returns. So, as you key in details like the premium you decide to invest and its frequency, the probable funds in your portfolio, and the policy tenure, i.e., the investment horizon, the online calculator fetches for you how much returns your ULIP investment is expected to generate.

 

Knowing the benefits of a ULIP calculator may help you understand the tool and its functionality in a better way. Here’s a glance.

 

Quick and easy estimation:

 

A ULIP calculator may save you from the pain of dreaded calculations. Here you need to input the parameters, like the amount of investment or its tenure and the frequency of premium payment, and the tool provides the estimations on your fingertips instantly. Hence, while it saves time, it saves you from hassles too.

 

Projection of future returns:

 

A ULIP calculator estimates the expected returns from a ULIP policy based on the amount of investment and premium payment frequency. This may help you gauge whether the plan suits your financial targets and risk appetite.

 

Assessment of risk and returns:

 

Calculating possible returns, a ULIP calculator may guide you to the best allocation of funds given your risk tolerance. This in turn may help you balance risk and returns in your investment portfolio.

 

Comparison of available plans:

 

When you are stuck in your choice of the best ULIP plan among the available options, a ULIP calculator may come to your rescue. Calculating the expected returns can help you make a correct pick based on your financial goals and risk-taking ability.

 

Who should consider investing in ULIPs?

When it comes to making financial decisions, it’s always better to align them to individual goals and abilities to execute the decision in the correct manner. This would lead to higher chances of reaping benefits from it and help in making correct choices of financial products accordingly. Likewise, every financial instrument in the market has its own set of features that may fit the bill for specific categories of people and their respective needs. It’s therefore crucial to trace beforehand who should ideally choose these products to avoid wrong investment decisions and losses thereby.


Let’s take the case of ULIPs. Do you know who should consider investing in them? Here’s a guide[17] [4] to make an informed choice.


Those looking for long-term investment:


A ULIP insurance plan has an investment component in its premium, which is invested in equities, debt funds, or combinations of both. Relying on the power of compounding, it is expected to yield better returns over a longer investment horizon. So, if you are looking for a long-term investment option for future goals like a child’s higher education, marriage, or retirement corpus, a ULIP may be useful.


Those who need both insurance and investment:


A ULIP is a combination product offering both insurance and investment opportunities in a single policy. Hence, if you are looking to financially protect your loved ones through life insurance and grow your wealth at the same time, purchasing a ULIP policy may be beneficial.


Those seeking to save on taxes:


A ULIP policy is designed to provide tax benefits on annual premium payments, death, and maturity benefits under the provisions of the Income Tax Act 1961. So, if you want to save on taxes through your investment (incase of old tax regime), the ULIP may be a worthy pick.


Those preferring low/medium/high investment risks:


With market-linked investments, come risks of losses too. A ULIP invests a portion of the premium into funds chosen by you to fetch returns from the market and grow your wealth. Moreover, the plan allows fund switches through which you can reallocate your money to avoid losses or potential risks. So, if you prefer low to medium risk, a ULIP may empower you to select funds or reallocate your investment by switching towards less risky funds (like debt). If at any life stage, your risk appetite is higher and depending on the market performance, you may switch or allocate your investment towards high-risk funds (like equity).


Benefits of ULIP

Every financial product has a specific set of benefits that may cater to certain needs of people. Knowing them with clarity can be useful, as it will enable you to pick the right product suited to your needs. A combination of an insurance and a market-linked investment opportunity, a unit-linked insurance plan too has a set of specific benefits that can cater to varied needs. If you know them, the chances are higher that you will pick the product tailor-made to your requirements. Moreover, this may lead to a better utilisation of the ULIP returns and consequently the fulfillment of the desired goals. So, if you decide to purchase a ULIP plan, it may be useful to know and understand the policy benefits well. Here’s a look at the list.


Maturity and Death Benefits[11]:


A unit-linked insurance plan is a life insurance plan combining an insurance and an investment component subject to market risks. A part of the premium towards the ULIP policy forms the life cover, while the remaining portion gets invested into equities, debt instruments, or a mix of both.


If the life assured dies within the policy term, the nominee is entitled to a death benefit. The amount payable is the specified sum assured of the policy, which is designed to act as a financial shield for the bereaved family in a crisis.


The maturity benefit, on the other hand, is generated from the investment component of the ULIP. The amount is payable when the policy matures and the life assured  survives through the entire term. Thus, the maturity benefit of a ULIP policy is the total fund value at the end of the policy term. The same depends on the nature of the fund chosen for the investment component and how they perform through the policy term.


Wealth creation through long-term investments[11]:


Designed to meet long-term investment goals, the investment horizon in a ULIP plan is also of a long tenure.. In these policies, the wealth creation is taken care of by the investment component of the premium. Here a part of each premium paid is invested in equities, debt instruments, or a combination of the two. The money thus invested earns returns from the market-linked funds, which in turn grow in volume through the power of compounding. In the process, the power of compounding at each stage or premium schedule yields returns from the principal amount invested, as well as on the returns already accumulated. Thus, the wealth may grow in the long term, as compared to a simple rate of returns.


Flexibility and fund switching[1][12] [13]:


The investment component in a ULIP policy premium can lead to losses too, owing to volatile market conditions. This can be avoided or minimised if the policyholder has a scope to alter, adjust, or reallocate his/her investment as per the market conditions, predictions, or changes in life stages or risk tolerance. On similar lines, the insurance part may also turn out to be more useful if there’s a scope to enhance the life cover. The same has been addressed by the ULIP features. A unit-linked insurance plan offers the flexibility of topping up the premium as and when required to increase the investment or adding riders to the existing insurance part for more comprehensive coverage catering to evolving needs of life. The investment component in ULIP policies also offers the facility of multiple fund-switching within the policy term. This may come to your aid if the market takes a downturn, increasing the risk of losses, or you feel that your fund’s performance is not up to the mark. The fund switch feature in a ULIP allows you to alter and adjust the fund allocations, minimising potential losses or optimising returns thereby. You may thus have the advantage of switching funds from equities to debts when the market conditions are bad or from debts to equities when the situations are good to reap better returns from high-risk assets. Accordingly, the fund value gets optimised.


Tax benefits[18]:


Like other insurance or investment instruments, ULIP too offers tax benefits to the policyholder. Here you can claim deductions for annual premium payments up to Rs 1.5 lakhs under section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961 (incase of old tax regime). The maturity benefit is also eligible for tax exemption subject to section 10(10D). Besides, the death benefit payable to the nominee in the event of the policyholder’s demise is also tax-free under section 10(10D). Moreover, if you add health-related riders to your ULIP plan, they too enjoy tax deductions of up to Rs 25,000 per annum under section 80D (incase of old tax regime). So, if you are looking to save taxes through your insurance and investment, a ULIP counts as a worthy choice.


How ULIPs can be used to maximize tax benefits

Whether it is an insurance or an investment opportunity, it’s not just the end goal of financial protection or wealth creation that allures a taxpayer into purchasing it. A lot of financial products come with certain tax benefits that helps him/her save on taxes. These benefits are designed to offer exemptions from tax or deductions of the taxable income to the policyholder under the provisions of the Income Tax Act 1961. The Government too offers these provisions under various sections and subsections of the Act to inculcate and boost investment and saving habits of the citizens.


Like any other insurance product or investment instrument, the unit-linked insurance plan too has its own set of tax benefits. Being a hybrid product catering to insurance and investment needs, it has tax-related advantages available in both the components. Having a clarity of these advantages and how you can save on taxes through them may help in maximizing the tax benefits available.


Tax benefits on Premiums[18] [24]:


A combination of insurance and investment opportunity, ULIP plans require you to pay premiums in a chosen schedule and frequency. The premium you pay gets divided into two parts—one forms the life cover while the other gets invested into the funds you select to fetch returns from the market. But the gain doesn’t end here. As you pay premiums on a regular basis for your ULIP policy, it makes you eligible for a tax deduction through its insurance component. You can claim this deduction in your taxable income against annual premium payments up to Rs 1.5 lakhs under section 80C of the Income Tax Act 1961, just like other life insurance products.


However, it may be worthy to note here that this benefit can be availed only if you follow the old tax regime for your income tax return calculations.


Tax-free maturity amounts[25]


It’s the maturity benefit in a ULIP policy that sets it apart from other life insurance products. Unlike its traditional counterparts, the unit-linked insurance plan doesn’t have a fixed payout on maturity. Instead, the maturity amount here depends on the performance of the funds in which your ULIP policy has invested. If the policyholder survives the policy term, what he/she receives as the maturity benefit is the total fund value or the total returns earned by the policy. Naturally, the amount increases if the funds perform well.


While getting a large chunk of money at the end of your ULIP policy term seems quite lucrative, it could have invited higher taxes too. To save the policyholder from this trouble, ULIP plans have tax benefits available on maturity benefits too. Under section 10(10D) of the Income Tax Act 1961, the lumpsum maturity amount can be entirely tax-free. However, there are conditions to be fulfilled under the amendment through the Finance Act, 2021.


The amendment states that for the ULIP policies issued on or after 1st February 2021, the maturity benefit, including the bonus, will be tax-free:


  • If the annual premium paid for the ULIP policy does not exceed Rs 2.5 lakhs
  • If the total annual premium paid for multiple ULIP policies purchased doesn’t exceed Rs 2.5 lakhs.

To understand this better, let’s take the following example.


Mr X and Mr Y both purchase ULIP policies with Rs 35 lakhs and Rs 15 lakhs, respectively. Suppose both have a policy tenure of 10 years with annual premiums of Rs 3 lakhs and 1 lakh, respectively. Now at the end of the policy term, X receives Rs 48 lakhs and Y gets Rs 20 lakhs.


Now, since Y’s annual premium is less than Rs 2.5 lakhs, he’ll enjoy the maturity benefit without paying taxes subject to meeting Section 10(10D) condition. But X is liable to pay taxes for the maturity amount as he has paid annual premiums over the specified limit of Rs 2.5 lakhs.


Tax-free payout


Any insurance or investment plan comes with a payout. While the death benefit and maturity amount are offered to the policyholders as a payout in case of an insurance plan, the returns are earned from the payout in an investment instrument. Being the combination of the two sides, a unit-linked insurance plan mixes the payout patterns. Here, like any other insurance plan, ULIP provides a death benefit to the nominee if the policyholder dies within the policy term. But the maturity payout comes from its investment component and is the total return or fund value earned.


But both being large and chunky payments, one might wonder if the payouts of ULIP are tax-free[11] [25]. Well, the answer is yes. When it comes to the death benefit, the payout is completely tax-free under section 10(10D) of the Income Tax Act 1961. The maturity benefit, however, doesn’t enjoy complete exemption from taxes. Introduced by the Finance Act 2021, the amendments to section 10(10D) require a ULIP to fulfil certain conditions for a tax-free maturity payout. For ULIP plans issued on or after 1st February 2021, the maturity amount is exempted from taxes only if the annual premium payment of a single ULIP policy or the aggregate annual premium payment from multiple ULIPs purchased by a person is less than or equal to Rs 2.5 lakhs [subject to Section 10(10D) conditions].


Understanding how you can save taxes through your ULIP plan is thus crucial. Only then can you maximise all the available benefits and save yourself from an unnecessarily huge income tax burden.


Role of ULIPs in wealth creation

These days’ people are increasingly looking out for products that would address more than one financial need. Financial instruments that cater to multiple needs may have garnered attention and popularity as they take away the hassles of purchasing and management of multiple products, saving time, energy, and loads of research thereby.  


A unit-linked insurance plan may score in this aspect. A combination of an insurance and an investment opportunity, a ULIP policy caters to both the needs through a single premium. A part of it forms the life-cover for the insured while the remaining is invested in chosen funds to fetch returns. The latter part is thus the investment component of ULIP that helps you accumulate wealth over a long term.


As experts say, any investment in market-linked assets may benefit you more if you have a clarity of its functioning, features and benefits. If you are keen to purchase a ULIP policy in a bid to grow your wealth, understanding its role in wealth creation may help you make the most of your investment opportunity.


Flexible Investment Options[12][13]:


As the professional journey begins, young and energetic income earners these days start considering investment options. The idea is to start early with the wealth creation and accumulate as much corpus as possible to beat inflation in future. But at the start of your career, salaries or earnings are often meagre making them invest less or choose lower premiums. But as they scale up the career path, incomes increase making the investors seek options where they can invest more to pump up the growth of wealth.


Again, as investments are subject to market risk, many might fear losing money and prefer staying away high risk-high gain options despite having no or less liabilities early in life. This results in lesser wealth accumulation through low-risk and risk-free assets, compared to the corpus that could have been accumulated by investing in risky assets.


Crafted to meet both these requirements, a unit-linked insurance plan comes with flexible investment options. Here, not only one gets the opportunity to invest surplus funds or additional incomes to earn bigger returns, mitigating potential losses from risky investments also becomes feasible.


So, how do these happen?


To address the concern of starting with lower premiums, ULIP offers to its disciplined customers a top-up premium facility. The policyholders who pay their premiums regularly on time are presented with an option of paying top-up or increased premiums multiple times throughout the policy tenure. So, even if one starts the journey with a low premium and low amount investment thereby, the ULIP plan lets him/her increase the premium if they have higher income or surplus funds later on. In turn, there is bigger amount available to invest which may fetch higher returns. The life cover of the policy may also get increased in accordance with increased, though there’s no compulsion. However, the tax benefits remain same for both the regular and top-up premiums.


Mitigating the market risks on the other hand may be feasible by the fund switch and premium redirection facilities of a ULIP plan. Young and in early stage of career, a policyholder may be in a position to aggressively allocate the ULIP investment entirely in equities in search of higher returns. However, with age his/her needs, priorities, and willingness to take risk may change. Also, even if there’s no such scenario, the market can take a bad shape leading to potential losses. In both the cases the fund switch and premium redirection facilities may help. A fund switch option in a ULIP policy allows reallocation of existing investment from equities to debt or balanced funds or vice versa, as and when needed. The premium redirection on the other hand offers the same facility for future premiums if one anticipates a change in the life stage or the market conditions in times to come.


Solving concerns, the flexible investment options may thus help you a better accumulation of wealth.


Steps to purchase a ULIP plan online

Suppose you are looking to buy a ULIP plan to meet the combined requirement of insurance and investment. Making the purchase online may not only save time and complicated paperwork but can also take you through a smooth and hassle-free buying experience.

Checking out this step-by-step procedure may help you here.

Research and compare ULIP policies:

There are quite a few insurance companies available who have ULIP plans on their platter. Each of these products has its own set of features and benefits, which may cater to varied needs and expectations. So how do you choose the one that is tailor-made for you? To trace the best ULIP plan in India that matches your criteria, you may need to do good research and compare the details. A good look at the following things may help.

Life cover and policy term:

A ULIP plan is designed to fulfil both your insurance and investment needs. So, while the life cover needs to suffice for your financial protection requirements, the policy tenure should match the wealth creation goals you have set for yourself. Different ULIP plans come with different sum assured and policy terms. You may pick a sum that would smoothly cover the financial needs of your family in your absence. On the other hand, if you have long-term goals like a retirement corpus or funds for your child’s marriage, a long policy tenure may be worthy. Since the power of compounding works well in longer horizons, it may bring you a bigger scope of wealth creation.

Benefits and riders available:

Different plans come with different sets of features and benefits as well as optional riders to enhance your coverage. However do note that these benefit are available at an additional nominal premium. Some benefits include especially those related to coverage, fund value, and income taxes, as well as the availability of important riders covering accidents and critical or terminal diseases, are crucial, as these would optimise your gain from the policy. Hence, checking them beforehand and taking your pick accordingly may be a fruitful practice.

Charges:

A ULIP plan has various charges for premium allocation, fund management, mortality, administration, and services like surrender or withdrawal. The deduction of these charges may affect the life cover and fund value of your policy. Thoroughly checking and comparing these charges in each option can help you select the one with lower charges to gain more from your investment.

Rules and regulations:

Facilities and services like surrenders, withdrawals, fund switches, or premium redirections are governed by specific rules set by different insurers. These rules can affect your choice and timing of opting for these facilities. Hence, comparing plans based on the rules may help you find the policy that best suits your needs.

Exclusions and limitations:

Often insurance policy coverages exclude or get limited for certain areas or situations. It’s critical to identify them before you make your choice of plan. This may save your family members from unwanted hassles at the times of crises.

Claim settlement and solvency ratio:

Claim settlement and solvency ratios are the reflection of an insurer’s track record of settling claims and financial stability. A high ratio in each case may lead to a higher probability of getting death claims settled. While you compare plans, these ratios should be critical points on your checklist. Selections based on them may help your loved ones avoid unwanted struggles in the event of the unforeseen.

Evaluate your financial goals:

Everyone has separate targets to fulfil in life. Insurance or investment opportunities chosen based on those targets may fetch better benefits or returns. So, that makes it even more important to choose and evaluate your financial goals correctly. Whether you want to fund your child’s overseas education or buy a property at retirement both require separate choices of plans. So, before you finalise your choice of ULIP, it may be a wise step to identify specific goals and the fund needed to support it. Based on that, taking your pick may be a good bet.

Understand fund options and allocation:

A unit-linked insurance plan splits your premium to utilise the portions in its insurance and investment component. A part of the premium is invested in market-linked funds of your choice based on risk appetite to earn returns. As the policy expires, the amount you receive as a maturity benefit is the total fund value on the date. But not all ULIPs offer a similar number and nature of funds to choose from. Hence, understanding the ULIP offerings in terms of fund choices that suit you, the track record of fund performances, and the allocation and reallocation of your investment through fund switch and premium redirection facilities may be critical. An informed choice of a ULIP plan based on this knowledge may help avoid potential losses and lead to better gains.

Check premium payment options:

To keep your ULIP policy active till the end, you would need to pay all the premiums on time as per the decided schedule and frequency. So, it’s important that your choice of ULIP policy aligns with your affordability and convenience. Checking the available premium payment options and picking the one that suits you may be worthwhile. For example, if you are a salaried person, a regular pay option with annual, half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly premium payment as per your convenience may seem a good fit.

Review policy features and benefits:

Before you take the final step towards the purchase of a ULIP, reviewing the policy features and benefits is an important check. You can look for the smallest details in features, tax benefits available, the rider choices, investment offerings and options, and charges and penalties associated just so that you don’t regret it later on.

Fill in the application form:

As you take the first step towards the purchase procedure, you’ll need to fill in an application form. A careful reading of the terms and conditions and eligibility criteria may help you on this part. You can fill in the details online, check the ULIP calculator for premiums payable for the coverage you need, and make the necessary choices of options as and when required to furnish the required information correctly. You may resort to the available guidelines to submit the relevant supporting documents.

Make the first premium payment:

As you submit the application, you will have to wait for the insurer to approve the policy proposal. The risk cover will only begin after the receipt of the premium. After the proposal is accepted, it’s time for the first premium payment to complete the purchase. You can make an online payment through your preferred avenue from the options available.

Receive the policy confirmation and documents:

Once you are done with the online application and the corresponding first premium payment, an online confirmation will reach your email inbox. You may receive the policy document in the mail post the necessary approvals from the insurance company.

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The Unit Linked Insurance Products do not offer any liquidity during the first five years of the contract. The policyholder will not be able to surrender or withdraw the monies invested in Unit Linked Insurance Products completely or partially till the end of the fifth year.

ULIPs are different from the traditional insurance products and are subject to the risk factors. The premium paid in ULIPs are subject to investment risks associated with capital markets and the NAVs of the units may go up or down based on the performance of fund and factors influencing the capital market and the insured is responsible for his/her decisions. Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Company Limited is only the name of the Life Insurance Company and Bajaj Allianz Life Future Wealth Gain IV - A Unit- linked Non- Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN:116L202V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Goal Assure IV - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L204V01), Bajaj Allianz Life LongLife Goal III is A Unit-linked Non-Participating Whole Life Insurance Plan (UIN:116L203V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Invest Protect Goal III - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L205V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Magnum Fortune Plus III - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L207V02), Bajaj Allianz Life Goal Based Saving III - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN:116L206V01),  Bajaj Allianz Life Fortune Gain II- A Unit-linked Non Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN- 116L196V02) and Bajaj Allianz Life Smart Wealth Goal V - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L201V03) are only the name of the unit linked insurance contracts and does not in any way indicate the quality of the contract, its future prospects or returns. Please know the associated risks and the applicable charges, from your Insurance agent or the Intermediary or policy document issued by the insurance company. The various funds offered under this contract are the names of the funds and do not in any way indicate the quality of these plans, their future prospects and returns.

Nifty 500 Multifactor 50 Index Fund is available Bajaj Allianz Life Future Wealth Gain IV - A Unit- linked Non- Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN:116L202V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Goal Assure IV - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L204V01), Bajaj Allianz Life LongLife Goal III is A Unit-linked Non-Participating Whole Life Insurance Plan (UIN:116L203V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Invest Protect Goal III - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L205V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Magnum Fortune Plus III - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L207V02), Bajaj Allianz Life Goal Based Saving III - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN:116L206V01), Bajaj Allianz Life Fortune Gain II- A Unit-linked Non Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN- 116L196V02) and Bajaj Allianz Life Smart Wealth Goal V - A Unit-linked Non-Participating Individual Life Savings Insurance Plan (UIN: 116L201V03)

In addition to the already existing funds, Nifty 500 Multifactor 50 Index Fund is now available with the above mentioned products. Customer has an option to choose from other available funds apart from Nifty 500 Multifactor 50 Index Fund

^^As on 30th May 2025

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