Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has introduced two new insurance plans; LIC Jan Suraksha Plan (880) and LIC Bima Lakshmi Plan (881) aimed at serving distinct segments of the population. These are LIC's first offerings under the newly implemented next-generation GST regime, according to a statement by the insurer.
LIC Jan Suraksha Plan (880): Affordable Coverage for Low-Income Groups
The LIC Jan Suraksha Plan (UIN: 512N388V01) is a life micro-insurance, non-linked, non-participating individual savings plan targeted at the lower-income demographic. It offers a lump sum benefit on maturity and financial protection to the family in case of the policyholder's death during the term.

This endowment plan comes with guaranteed additions of 4% of the annualised premium every policy year, which will accrue throughout the term of the policy.
Key Details of LIC Jan Suraksha Plan: Eligibilty, Policy Term, Premium and All
- Eligibility: Entry age between 18 and 55 years
- Sum Assured: Minimum Rs 1,00,000; Maximum Rs 2,00,000 (in multiples of Rs 5,000)
- Policy Term: 12 to 20 years
- Premium Paying Term: Policy term minus 5 years
- Payment Mode: Limited premium
- Auto Cover: Available after 3 full years of premium payments
- Policy Loan: Available after one year and one full premium payment
LIC Bima Lakshmi Plan (881): Exclusive Insurance Plan for Women
The second plan, LIC Bima Lakshmi Plan, is a non-linked, savings-cum-protection plan designed exclusively for women. It offers life cover, fixed periodic money-back benefits, and coverage for select critical illnesses through an optional rider.
In-force policies will receive guaranteed additions of 7% of the total tabular annual premium each year. Paid-up policies will earn proportionate guaranteed additions.
Key Details For LIC Bima Lakshmi Plan: Eligibilty, Policy Term, Premium and All
- Eligibility: Women aged 18 to 50 years
- Policy Term: 25 years
- Premium Paying Term: 7 to 15 years
- Minimum Sum Assured: Rs 2,00,000 (in multiples of Rs 10,000)
- Maximum Sum Assured: No upper limit (subject to underwriting)
- Auto Cover: Activated after 3 years of premium payments
- Riders: Female critical illness rider and other standard riders available
Additional Features of This Newly Launched LIC Scheme:
- Choice of three survival benefit options
- Option to defer survival benefits
- Installment-based payout option for maturity or death benefits
- Attractive incentives for higher sum assured
- Option to enhance coverage through rider benefits
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