Child Education Planning

Let Your Child Dream Big Without Worries!

As a parent, your kids are the most important part of your lives. Smallest of your happy moments depend on them. While trying to maintain a balance between emotions & practical life, managing spending and savings often becomes a tricky task.

Why invest in child policies?

  • Ever rising college tuition fee
  • Expensive private school and foreign university fee
  • Future marriage expenses

How Do Child Plans Work?

Child plans allow parents to choose a life cover amount and how and where they want to invest their money for their child’s future. If anything happens to the insured parent during the policy term, the child receives the payout. We can understand how these policies work better through an example. Mr Kumar purchases a 10-year child plan for his 7-year-old son. He opts to make annual payments that get invested for his child’s future. Seven years after purchasing the policy, Mr Kumar meets with a fatal accident. After filing a claim, his son receives regular payouts, which is a part of the plan benefits. Mr Kumar’s son does not have to pay the remaining three premiums. On maturity, he receives the remaining maturity benefit amount, allowing him to use the money for his higher education.

Features of Child Insurance Plans

When you purchase a child insurance plan, you can enjoy:

1. Building a Corpus for Your Child’s Education

As a parent, you want to ensure that your child has everything they need to succeed. With a child insurance plan, you can build up a significant corpus for their future education. By investing instead of simply saving, you can give your child a higher education abroad or pay for the best engineering and medical colleges in India.

2. Returns That Combat Inflation

If you opt for a market-linked child plan, you could earn anywhere between 10-12% returns on your investment. Since inflation is currently around 6%, your investment allows you to battle inflation with ease.

3. Partial Withdrawals for Emergencies

If there’s a medical emergency, you can make a partial withdrawal against the policy to pay for your child’s treatment.