IndiaFirst Life Insurance launches new G.O.L.D. plan
In a move to provide enhanced financial security and stable income to its policyholders, IndiaFirst Life Insurance Company has recently launched a groundbreaking insurance product – the Guarantee of Life Dreams (G.O.L.D.) Plan. This non-linked and non-participating insurance plan is designed to offer regular, long-term income to policyholders to ensure a prosperous and worry-free future.
One of the standout features of the G.O.L.D. Plan is its flexibility in premium payment terms. Policyholders can choose from premium payment terms of 6, 8, or 10 years, depending on their financial preferences and goals. This tailored approach allows individuals to align their premium payments with their current financial situation while enjoying the benefits of a comprehensive insurance plan.
Understanding the importance of long-term financial planning, IndiaFirst Life Insurance offers policy terms of 30 years and 40 years for the G.O.L.D. Plan. This extended coverage ensures that policyholders can enjoy the fruits of their financial decisions well into their retirement years, allowing them to live their dreams without worries.
The G.O.L.D. Plan’s affordability makes it accessible to a wide range of individuals seeking reliable financial protection. With a starting premium as low as ₹4,176 per month, policyholders can embark on their journey towards financial security without straining their budgets. Furthermore, the plan provides the flexibility to choose between annual and installment-based premium payments, accommodating different financial preferences.
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