Edelweiss Tokio Life’s Active Income Plan – A Comprehensive Income Plan
Combining life cover & customized pay-outs for financial needs
- Comprehensive Income plan providing insurance cover and regular income in changing markets: Till ages 75/85/99
- Ensures regular income to family even in case of Life Insured's death or diagnosis of critical illness with the nominee eligible to enjoy benefits up to the policy term of 99 years
- Provides flexibility to draw an income either early (at the end of 2nd policy year) or after the premium payment term
- Provides an option to choose from level and increasing income
- Caters to the needs of wide range of age groups. Entry age ranges from 0 to 65 years with the policy term of up to age of 99 years.
In keeping with its customer-centric commitment to innovate,
Edelweiss Tokio Life 'Active Income Plan', takes customer needs across their life cycle into consideration, current and post pandemic. Edelweiss Tokio Life 'Active Income Plan' offers the flexibility of availing regular income till age 75/85/99 as per choice. 'Active Income Plan' also offers various income options to choose from, with and without family benefit - making the plan extensively comprehensive and best suited for evolving customer needs.
Edelweiss Tokio Life 'Active Income Plan' is comprehensive, power packed with unique features that make it a unique proposition for customers. It is a plan one can buy for their children to safeguard their long-term financial needs, or for themselves in middle age to enjoy steady cashflows needed to cover unexpected expenses. It also serves as an ideal purchase for retirement planning.
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