Maximum loan available = 90% of surrender value
Surrender value = Paid up value
Paid up value = (No. of premiums paid/Total no. of premiums payable) x Sum
Assured
No. of premiums paid = 17 (Half yearly)
Total no. of premiums payable = 33 x 2 = 66 (Half yearly)
Paid up value = (17/66) x Rs. 2,00,000 = Rs. 1,00,000
Maximum loan available = 90% of Rs. 1,00,000 = Rs. 90,000
The maximum permissible loan available is Rs. 90,000
Facebook acquired WhatsApp for $19 billion in 2014. WhatsApp had 450 million active users who used the messaging app on a daily basis. The acquisition helped Facebook gain a stronger presence in the mobile market as WhatsApp users provided valuable mobile user data and traffic that complemented Facebook's existing desktop user base. While an unprecedented sum, the $42 per user acquisition cost for WhatsApp was lower than comparable social media platforms and could prove a worthwhile investment if WhatsApp monetizes its large user base.
This document summarizes the career opportunities and benefits of becoming a life insurance agent with LIC of India. It outlines that life insurance agents can earn unlimited commissions, often becoming one of the highest paid professions. Agents receive ongoing renewal commissions for the lifetime of policies they sell. Top agents earn numerous benefits such as cars, housing loans, international travel, and pensions. The role requires ongoing training but no separate devoted time, as it can be done alongside other careers or businesses. Becoming an agent provides social service to families and supports nation-building activities through LIC's investments.
Mr. Bala is determined to be a resident and ordinarily resident based on the following:
- He satisfied the second basic condition of staying in India for 75 days in the previous year and 400 days in the 4 preceding years.
- He has been a permanent resident of India before first leaving in 2016, satisfying the additional conditions.
Mr. Tamilarasan is determined to be a resident and ordinarily resident based on the following:
- He satisfied the second basic condition of staying in India for 169 days in the previous year and over 365 days in the 4 preceding years
- He left India for the first time in 2020, satisfying the additional conditions.
Mr. Gowtham is
Facebook acquired WhatsApp in a $19 billion deal in 2014. The acquisition was Facebook's largest to date and included $4 billion in cash, $12 billion in Facebook stock, and $3 billion in restricted stock units. Facebook sought to gain WhatsApp's large user base of over 450 million monthly active users and leverage WhatsApp's platform to expand its global user base and diversify its revenue sources beyond the U.S. market. However, some privacy advocates raised concerns about how Facebook would use WhatsApp users' personal data going forward.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of banking in India. It discusses 3 phases: the early phase from 1786 to 1969 which saw the establishment of the first banks but also failures; the nationalization phase from 1969 to 1991 where the government took control of private banks; and the new post-1991 phase of reforms and liberalization. It also describes the current banking structure in India including scheduled commercial banks, cooperative banks, and regional rural banks. Overall it traces the evolution of banking in India from its beginnings to the present system.
The document discusses income from house property under the Indian Income Tax Act. It provides information on determining the annual rental value and net annual value of let out and self-occupied properties. It includes definitions of key terms like municipal rental value, fair rental value and standard rent. It also discusses the treatment of different scenarios such as vacancy losses, partial letting, subletting income and interest on housing loans. Several numerical examples are provided to illustrate the calculation of annual rental value, gross annual value, standard deduction and net income from house property.
This document discusses retail loans offered by Bank of India. It provides an overview of the loan application and sanctioning process, including how credit scores are analyzed using CIBIL, Equinox and Equifax software. Key steps in the process include submitting a loan application, credit analysis, preparing loan documents, verifying documents, updating the loan system and disbursing funds to the customer. Factors that positively and negatively affect credit scores are also outlined.
Facebook acquired WhatsApp for $19 billion in 2014. WhatsApp had 450 million active users who used the messaging app on a daily basis. The acquisition helped Facebook gain a stronger presence in the mobile market as WhatsApp users provided valuable mobile user data and traffic that complemented Facebook's existing desktop user base. While an unprecedented sum, the $42 per user acquisition cost for WhatsApp was lower than comparable social media platforms and could prove a worthwhile investment if WhatsApp monetizes its large user base.
This document summarizes the career opportunities and benefits of becoming a life insurance agent with LIC of India. It outlines that life insurance agents can earn unlimited commissions, often becoming one of the highest paid professions. Agents receive ongoing renewal commissions for the lifetime of policies they sell. Top agents earn numerous benefits such as cars, housing loans, international travel, and pensions. The role requires ongoing training but no separate devoted time, as it can be done alongside other careers or businesses. Becoming an agent provides social service to families and supports nation-building activities through LIC's investments.
Mr. Bala is determined to be a resident and ordinarily resident based on the following:
- He satisfied the second basic condition of staying in India for 75 days in the previous year and 400 days in the 4 preceding years.
- He has been a permanent resident of India before first leaving in 2016, satisfying the additional conditions.
Mr. Tamilarasan is determined to be a resident and ordinarily resident based on the following:
- He satisfied the second basic condition of staying in India for 169 days in the previous year and over 365 days in the 4 preceding years
- He left India for the first time in 2020, satisfying the additional conditions.
Mr. Gowtham is
Facebook acquired WhatsApp in a $19 billion deal in 2014. The acquisition was Facebook's largest to date and included $4 billion in cash, $12 billion in Facebook stock, and $3 billion in restricted stock units. Facebook sought to gain WhatsApp's large user base of over 450 million monthly active users and leverage WhatsApp's platform to expand its global user base and diversify its revenue sources beyond the U.S. market. However, some privacy advocates raised concerns about how Facebook would use WhatsApp users' personal data going forward.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of banking in India. It discusses 3 phases: the early phase from 1786 to 1969 which saw the establishment of the first banks but also failures; the nationalization phase from 1969 to 1991 where the government took control of private banks; and the new post-1991 phase of reforms and liberalization. It also describes the current banking structure in India including scheduled commercial banks, cooperative banks, and regional rural banks. Overall it traces the evolution of banking in India from its beginnings to the present system.
The document discusses income from house property under the Indian Income Tax Act. It provides information on determining the annual rental value and net annual value of let out and self-occupied properties. It includes definitions of key terms like municipal rental value, fair rental value and standard rent. It also discusses the treatment of different scenarios such as vacancy losses, partial letting, subletting income and interest on housing loans. Several numerical examples are provided to illustrate the calculation of annual rental value, gross annual value, standard deduction and net income from house property.
This document discusses retail loans offered by Bank of India. It provides an overview of the loan application and sanctioning process, including how credit scores are analyzed using CIBIL, Equinox and Equifax software. Key steps in the process include submitting a loan application, credit analysis, preparing loan documents, verifying documents, updating the loan system and disbursing funds to the customer. Factors that positively and negatively affect credit scores are also outlined.
The document discusses the proposed merger of State Bank of India with its five subsidiary banks and Bharatiya Mahila Bank. It provides background on SBI and explains what a merger is. The proposed merger would make SBI one of the top 50 largest banks in the world by assets. However, some analysts believe the merger could initially increase SBI's operating costs and hurt profitability due to having to provide benefits to employees of the subsidiary banks. The merger aims to increase market share and competitiveness but may also be challenging to integrate different banks and their people, technology, products and branches.
Vijay Mallya is an Indian businessman who took over his father's UB Group conglomerate in 1983. Under his leadership, UB Group grew into a multi-billion dollar business with interests in alcohol, aviation, fertilizer, and other industries. Mallya is known for his lavish lifestyle and extravagant purchases, but has also faced criticism over business failures like the debt issues that led to the shutdown of his Kingfisher Airlines. The document provides an overview of Mallya's background and career as head of UB Group, as well as details about the company's businesses and Mallya's notable purchases and awards.
This document provides a summary of a summer training report for an MBA program. It discusses a summer training project conducted at HDFC Bank in Bhavnagar, India. The first few pages provide background information on HDFC Bank and banking in India. It then outlines the report's contents which will cover organizational structure, products, services, marketing, finance, HR, data analysis, findings, recommendations and conclusions from the training project.
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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance has directed SEBI to investigate and submit a report within two weeks on alleged malpractices at NSE related to co-location servers and sharing of price sensitive information. A report on a website had claimed the committee asked SEBI chairman to look into allegations that some institutions profitted illegally from NSE's algo trading system. NSE denies the allegations and has filed a Rs 100 crore defamation suit against the news portal that published a whistleblower's letter about market manipulation through NSE's co-location facility.
The document summarizes the PMC Bank fraud scandal in India. It provides background on PMC Bank, describing it as a multi-state co-operative bank that grew to 137 branches over 35 years, serving small businesses and housing societies. It then explains that loans to the financially distressed real estate company HDIL were not reported as non-performing assets, despite signs of trouble, and that HDIL loans accounted for over 73% of PMC's total advances. The scandal came to light in 2019 and led to restrictions on deposits, criminal investigations, arrests and hardship for depositors.
State Bank of India Vision and Mission (Ravi Kulkarni)Ravi9964592092
The State Bank of India aims to be the most trusted and preferred global financial services provider. Its vision is to offer high quality customer service worldwide. The bank strives to speak to young Indians, go above and beyond for customers, and use technology to drive excellence. It aims to offer a wide range of competitive banking products while ensuring customer satisfaction and efficient operations. The bank's values include honesty, respect, knowledge sharing, and community contribution.
The Bank of Baroda was founded in 1908 in India and was later nationalized by the Indian government in 1969. It is currently one of the largest banks in India with over 5,500 branches worldwide. In 2018, the Indian government proposed merging Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank, and Dena Bank to create the third largest bank in India in an effort to consolidate the country's banking system. Bank of Baroda offers a wide range of personal and commercial banking services both within India and internationally.
1) ICICI Bank was originally promoted in 1994 and was originally a wholly-owned subsidiary of ICICI Limited, an Indian financial institution. Over time, ICICI's ownership was reduced through public offerings and acquisitions.
2) The document discusses ICICI Bank's mission, vision and CSR initiatives which focus on education, healthcare, skill development, financial inclusion and rural development.
3) It provides details on ICICI Bank's investment products and services like equities, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, precious metals, and life insurance; and average historical returns for each.
Born in a Gujarati Jain family, Harshad Mehta moved from Raipur to Mumbai to find his future. He worked as a dispatch clerk and later got a broker's card, starting his own venture called Grow More Research and Asset Management Company Ltd. Mehta engineered a rise in the BSE stock exchange in 1992 through manipulative practices. He was later charged with multiple criminal offenses related to diverting funds through fake bank receipts and misusing the ready forward system. The scam had widespread impacts, including a steep fall in stock prices and losses of confidence in the financial system. The government established inquiries and reforms to address the issues brought to light by the scam.
Ponzi schemes are fraudulent investment operations that pay returns to investors from their own money or subsequent investors' money rather than from actual profits. The document discusses various exotic financial instruments like plantation schemes, collective investment schemes, chit funds and Ponzi schemes. It explains how Ponzi schemes work, highlighting the case of Charles Ponzi, who originated the concept. Several Indian financial scams like Saradha and others that functioned as Ponzi schemes are also described. Regulatory authorities in India and other countries take measures like investor awareness programs to educate people about such frauds.
Maximum marginal rate of tax is very complicated topic in Income Tax. This PPT will help you understanding well this topic in a easy and practical manner.
From Riches to rags: The Story of Vijay MallyaMuskanMittal22
Vijay Mallya is a fugitive Indian businessman. He is the subject of an Extradition effort by the Indian Government to return him from the UK to face charges of financial crimes of India.
Also known as "playboy of the east".
About Monetary policy review committee role, function, issues, challenges and way that how to solve those problem. Reason for increasing the problems in monetary policies. How monetary policy committee members are selected.
Sahara India Pariwar is an Indian conglomerate accused of fraudulently raising ~Rs. 24,000 crore from investors through optionally fully convertible debentures (OFCDs) issued by two of its companies. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) alleged this was an illegal public issue done without proper regulatory approvals. The case went to the Supreme Court, which ordered Sahara to repay the investors. Sahara has been engaged in a long legal battle to repay the amount while its chairman Subrata Roy spent over two years in jail for contempt of court over non-payment.
This document provides information about becoming an LIC (Life Insurance Corporation of India) agent. It outlines the attractive commission structures, benefits such as club memberships and loans, support systems for agents, growth opportunities in the insurance sector, and how LIC investments help nation building activities. Becoming an LIC agent allows one to earn an unlimited income while pursuing their main career or profession and requires minimum age of 18 years along with 50 hours of training and licensing.
Facebook acquired WhatsApp, a mobile messaging app with over 450 million users and only 55 employees. WhatsApp has seen rapid growth and could generate $1 billion in revenue within a few years. The acquisition will help Facebook gain WhatsApp's capabilities and large user base, and prevent it from becoming a competitor that could threaten Facebook's relevance as communication needs change. Facebook paid for WhatsApp using a mix of cash, Facebook stock, and restricted stock, demonstrating its strategy of using its highly valued stock as a currency to acquire new technologies and stay ahead of market shifts.
HDFC Bank was established in 1994 as one of the first private sector banks in India. It is committed to maintaining high ethical standards and focuses on operational excellence, customer focus, product leadership, and people. The bank provides a wide range of financial products and services. It has over 1,400 branches across India and aims to be a world-class Indian bank through high quality customer service and risk management practices. The bank has received several awards recognizing its leadership in areas such as retail banking, trade finance, and IT governance.
Punjab National Bank Fraud (Nirav Modi Scam) ppt presentation slideshareFatema Tandiwala
A case study presentation on Punjab National Bank scam (Nirav Modi)
India's second largest state-owned lender Punjab National Bank disclosed on Feb. 14, 2018 that it was the victim of the country’s largest bank fraud.
PNB revealed that fraudulent transactions by billionaire jeweler Nirav Modi and related entities amounted to $1.77 billion or over Rs 11,400 crore.
The key accused in the case were jeweler and designer Nirav Modi, his maternal uncle Mehul Choksi, and other relatives and some PNB employees.
Nirav Modi and his relatives escaped India in early 2018, days before the news of the scam became public.
PNB scam has been dubbed as the biggest fraud in India's banking history.
Does Corporate Governance really stays the same in the reality as it's been explained to students...?
Such cases really raise many questions on that note.
This document provides information about career opportunities as an LIC agent. It summarizes some top agent performances, including Shri S. B. Choudhary who earned over Rs. 2 crore in commission in 2002. The document outlines the changing role of agents from just selling policies to providing financial advice. It highlights LIC's financial strength as India's largest insurer and asset manager, as well as its wide range of insurance products. The document concludes by inviting the audience to join LIC's team of agents and share in the business opportunities and rewards.
The document discusses the proposed merger of State Bank of India with its five subsidiary banks and Bharatiya Mahila Bank. It provides background on SBI and explains what a merger is. The proposed merger would make SBI one of the top 50 largest banks in the world by assets. However, some analysts believe the merger could initially increase SBI's operating costs and hurt profitability due to having to provide benefits to employees of the subsidiary banks. The merger aims to increase market share and competitiveness but may also be challenging to integrate different banks and their people, technology, products and branches.
Vijay Mallya is an Indian businessman who took over his father's UB Group conglomerate in 1983. Under his leadership, UB Group grew into a multi-billion dollar business with interests in alcohol, aviation, fertilizer, and other industries. Mallya is known for his lavish lifestyle and extravagant purchases, but has also faced criticism over business failures like the debt issues that led to the shutdown of his Kingfisher Airlines. The document provides an overview of Mallya's background and career as head of UB Group, as well as details about the company's businesses and Mallya's notable purchases and awards.
This document provides a summary of a summer training report for an MBA program. It discusses a summer training project conducted at HDFC Bank in Bhavnagar, India. The first few pages provide background information on HDFC Bank and banking in India. It then outlines the report's contents which will cover organizational structure, products, services, marketing, finance, HR, data analysis, findings, recommendations and conclusions from the training project.
Sebi action in rs60000 cr nse colo scandal is eyewash startling revelations i...mrchavan143
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance has directed SEBI to investigate and submit a report within two weeks on alleged malpractices at NSE related to co-location servers and sharing of price sensitive information. A report on a website had claimed the committee asked SEBI chairman to look into allegations that some institutions profitted illegally from NSE's algo trading system. NSE denies the allegations and has filed a Rs 100 crore defamation suit against the news portal that published a whistleblower's letter about market manipulation through NSE's co-location facility.
The document summarizes the PMC Bank fraud scandal in India. It provides background on PMC Bank, describing it as a multi-state co-operative bank that grew to 137 branches over 35 years, serving small businesses and housing societies. It then explains that loans to the financially distressed real estate company HDIL were not reported as non-performing assets, despite signs of trouble, and that HDIL loans accounted for over 73% of PMC's total advances. The scandal came to light in 2019 and led to restrictions on deposits, criminal investigations, arrests and hardship for depositors.
State Bank of India Vision and Mission (Ravi Kulkarni)Ravi9964592092
The State Bank of India aims to be the most trusted and preferred global financial services provider. Its vision is to offer high quality customer service worldwide. The bank strives to speak to young Indians, go above and beyond for customers, and use technology to drive excellence. It aims to offer a wide range of competitive banking products while ensuring customer satisfaction and efficient operations. The bank's values include honesty, respect, knowledge sharing, and community contribution.
The Bank of Baroda was founded in 1908 in India and was later nationalized by the Indian government in 1969. It is currently one of the largest banks in India with over 5,500 branches worldwide. In 2018, the Indian government proposed merging Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank, and Dena Bank to create the third largest bank in India in an effort to consolidate the country's banking system. Bank of Baroda offers a wide range of personal and commercial banking services both within India and internationally.
1) ICICI Bank was originally promoted in 1994 and was originally a wholly-owned subsidiary of ICICI Limited, an Indian financial institution. Over time, ICICI's ownership was reduced through public offerings and acquisitions.
2) The document discusses ICICI Bank's mission, vision and CSR initiatives which focus on education, healthcare, skill development, financial inclusion and rural development.
3) It provides details on ICICI Bank's investment products and services like equities, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, precious metals, and life insurance; and average historical returns for each.
Born in a Gujarati Jain family, Harshad Mehta moved from Raipur to Mumbai to find his future. He worked as a dispatch clerk and later got a broker's card, starting his own venture called Grow More Research and Asset Management Company Ltd. Mehta engineered a rise in the BSE stock exchange in 1992 through manipulative practices. He was later charged with multiple criminal offenses related to diverting funds through fake bank receipts and misusing the ready forward system. The scam had widespread impacts, including a steep fall in stock prices and losses of confidence in the financial system. The government established inquiries and reforms to address the issues brought to light by the scam.
Ponzi schemes are fraudulent investment operations that pay returns to investors from their own money or subsequent investors' money rather than from actual profits. The document discusses various exotic financial instruments like plantation schemes, collective investment schemes, chit funds and Ponzi schemes. It explains how Ponzi schemes work, highlighting the case of Charles Ponzi, who originated the concept. Several Indian financial scams like Saradha and others that functioned as Ponzi schemes are also described. Regulatory authorities in India and other countries take measures like investor awareness programs to educate people about such frauds.
Maximum marginal rate of tax is very complicated topic in Income Tax. This PPT will help you understanding well this topic in a easy and practical manner.
From Riches to rags: The Story of Vijay MallyaMuskanMittal22
Vijay Mallya is a fugitive Indian businessman. He is the subject of an Extradition effort by the Indian Government to return him from the UK to face charges of financial crimes of India.
Also known as "playboy of the east".
About Monetary policy review committee role, function, issues, challenges and way that how to solve those problem. Reason for increasing the problems in monetary policies. How monetary policy committee members are selected.
Sahara India Pariwar is an Indian conglomerate accused of fraudulently raising ~Rs. 24,000 crore from investors through optionally fully convertible debentures (OFCDs) issued by two of its companies. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) alleged this was an illegal public issue done without proper regulatory approvals. The case went to the Supreme Court, which ordered Sahara to repay the investors. Sahara has been engaged in a long legal battle to repay the amount while its chairman Subrata Roy spent over two years in jail for contempt of court over non-payment.
This document provides information about becoming an LIC (Life Insurance Corporation of India) agent. It outlines the attractive commission structures, benefits such as club memberships and loans, support systems for agents, growth opportunities in the insurance sector, and how LIC investments help nation building activities. Becoming an LIC agent allows one to earn an unlimited income while pursuing their main career or profession and requires minimum age of 18 years along with 50 hours of training and licensing.
Facebook acquired WhatsApp, a mobile messaging app with over 450 million users and only 55 employees. WhatsApp has seen rapid growth and could generate $1 billion in revenue within a few years. The acquisition will help Facebook gain WhatsApp's capabilities and large user base, and prevent it from becoming a competitor that could threaten Facebook's relevance as communication needs change. Facebook paid for WhatsApp using a mix of cash, Facebook stock, and restricted stock, demonstrating its strategy of using its highly valued stock as a currency to acquire new technologies and stay ahead of market shifts.
HDFC Bank was established in 1994 as one of the first private sector banks in India. It is committed to maintaining high ethical standards and focuses on operational excellence, customer focus, product leadership, and people. The bank provides a wide range of financial products and services. It has over 1,400 branches across India and aims to be a world-class Indian bank through high quality customer service and risk management practices. The bank has received several awards recognizing its leadership in areas such as retail banking, trade finance, and IT governance.
Punjab National Bank Fraud (Nirav Modi Scam) ppt presentation slideshareFatema Tandiwala
A case study presentation on Punjab National Bank scam (Nirav Modi)
India's second largest state-owned lender Punjab National Bank disclosed on Feb. 14, 2018 that it was the victim of the country’s largest bank fraud.
PNB revealed that fraudulent transactions by billionaire jeweler Nirav Modi and related entities amounted to $1.77 billion or over Rs 11,400 crore.
The key accused in the case were jeweler and designer Nirav Modi, his maternal uncle Mehul Choksi, and other relatives and some PNB employees.
Nirav Modi and his relatives escaped India in early 2018, days before the news of the scam became public.
PNB scam has been dubbed as the biggest fraud in India's banking history.
Does Corporate Governance really stays the same in the reality as it's been explained to students...?
Such cases really raise many questions on that note.
This document provides information about career opportunities as an LIC agent. It summarizes some top agent performances, including Shri S. B. Choudhary who earned over Rs. 2 crore in commission in 2002. The document outlines the changing role of agents from just selling policies to providing financial advice. It highlights LIC's financial strength as India's largest insurer and asset manager, as well as its wide range of insurance products. The document concludes by inviting the audience to join LIC's team of agents and share in the business opportunities and rewards.
This document discusses concepts related to interest and annuities, including simple interest, compound interest, and annuity formulas. It provides examples of calculating simple interest on principal amounts over periods of time at given interest rates. It also defines terms used in annuities such as immediate annuity, annuity due, and annuity certain. Formulas are given for calculating accumulated value and present worth of annuities paying a fixed amount over a number of periods at a compound interest rate. Worked examples demonstrate applying the formulas to various scenarios.
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This is the presentation of 2nd Mini Conference as a part of Relativity's Knowledge Series program at Coimbatore & Bangalore. We introduced "Learning Via Gamification" via this program and was a great success. Participants learn real & live scenarios & nuances of compliance.
The document introduces JEEVAN SARAL, a new non-linked insurance plan with innovative features. Some key features include no surrender penalties after 5 years, loyalty additions, and flexibility through partial surrenders. The plan provides life insurance with guarantees and potential returns over the policy term. Illustrations show projected policy values and benefits over 25 years for a 35 year old insured paying an annual premium of Rs. 4,704 under different investment return scenarios.
- The document outlines financial details received and invested by Mr. Sangyan Ambani between ages 18-23 for graduation and post-graduation, and amounts received for marriage.
- It then shows a proposed insurance plan called "Magic Plan - New Bal Suraksha" that would provide financial protection for Mr. Ambani's daughter Kum. Swaragini Ambani in case of his unfortunate death.
- The plan combines two LIC plans and would involve an annual premium of Rs. 3,60,266 for the first two years then Rs. 3,54,272 annually. It would provide lump sum and annual payouts totalling Rs. 2,62,95,410 to the
This document summarizes the financial details of an insurance plan for Mr. Sangyan Ambani and his daughter Kum. Swaragini Ambani. It shows the annual premium amounts and benefits payable at different ages for both individuals. Key benefits include a lump sum payment of ₹2.62 crore to the family if Mr. Ambani passes away, and an annual payment of ₹5.56 lakh to Kum. Swaragini Ambani until she turns 21 to help with her education expenses. The plan is intended to secure Kum. Swaragini Ambani's future financially in case of her father's unfortunate death.
This document summarizes the key details of the Family Health Optima (FHO) health insurance plan. The FHO plan provides floater coverage for families up to 2 adults and 3 children. It offers sum insured amounts between Rs. 200,000 to Rs. 15,00,000. The plan provides cashless hospitalization coverage and pre/post hospitalization benefits. It also offers additional benefits like daycare procedures, automatic restoration of sum insured, bonus additions for claim-free years, and portability to other plans. The document outlines the eligibility criteria, exclusions, renewal terms, and underwriting process for the FHO plan.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like depression and anxiety.
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Think of starting a business and you require lot of these.....Capital, Premise, Knowledge-skills, full time, man power etc. But Power of reliance business can be started in spare time with just 1000/- and by involving your near and dear by showing this presentation get 2 people involved and get TIME FREEDOM, MONEY FREEDOM, ABROAD TOURS, CAR AND HOUSE AS REWARDS.
This document provides information about the Jeevanlakshya insurance plan offered by LIC of India. Key details include that it is available for ages 18-50, with terms of 13-25 years, and payment terms of yearly, half-yearly, quarterly or monthly. The sum assured ranges from Rs. 100,000 to maximum of Rs. 1,00,000 + Rs. 10,000. Loans are available after 3 years and there is a 2 year revival period. A term rider is recommended. At maturity, the sum assured, bonuses and final additional bonus are paid out, providing approximately 2.5 times the total premiums paid. Death benefits include payment of the sum assured and annual income
This document provides information about Social Security benefits in the United States. It discusses who is eligible for benefits, how benefits are calculated, and how non-covered pensions from government employment can affect Social Security benefits through provisions like the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset. The document also includes examples of how these provisions are applied to calculate benefit amounts.
The document outlines revised club rules for different manager positions, including criteria for entry, continuation, and benefits. Key criteria include minimum number of lives/policies, renewal commission amounts, and first year commission. Benefits include vehicle advances, housing loans, medical insurance, travel expenses, and more. The criteria must be met in the qualifying year and two of the last three years. Lapsation of policies cannot exceed 15%. Shortfalls may be compensated with higher commissions or criteria in other areas. All members must undergo training every four years.
Compound interest is the addition of interest to the principal sum of a loan or deposit, or in other words, interest on principal plus interest. It is the result of reinvesting interest, or adding it to the loaned capital rather than paying it out, or requiring payment from borrower, so that interest in the next period is then earned on the principal sum plus previously accumulated interest. Compound interest is standard in finance and economics.
Compound interest is contrasted with simple interest, where previously accumulated interest is not added to the principal amount of the current period, so there is no compounding. The simple annual interest rate is the interest amount per period, multiplied by the number of periods per year. The simple annual interest rate is also known as the nominal interest rate (not to be confused with the interest rate not adjusted for inflation, which goes by the same name).Compound interest is the addition of interest to the principal sum of a loan or deposit, or in other words, interest on principal plus interest. It is the result of reinvesting interest, or adding it to the loaned capital rather than paying it out, or requiring payment from borrower, so that interest in the next period is then earned on the principal sum plus previously accumulated interest. Compound interest is standard in finance and economics.
Compound interest is contrasted with simple interest, where previously accumulated interest is not added to the principal amount of the current period, so there is no compounding. The simple annual interest rate is the interest amount per period, multiplied by the number of periods per year. The simple annual interest rate is also known as the nominal interest rate (not to be confused with the interest rate not adjusted for inflation, which goes by the same name).Compound interest is the addition of interest to the principal sum of a loan or deposit, or in other words, interest on principal plus interest. It is the result of reinvesting interest, or adding it to the loaned capital rather than paying it out, or requiring payment from borrower, so that interest in the next period is then earned on the principal sum plus previously accumulated interest. Compound interest is standard in finance and economics.
Compound interest is contrasted with simple interest, where previously accumulated interest is not added to the principal amount of the current period, so there is no compounding. The simple annual interest rate is the interest amount per period, multiplied by the number of periods per year. The simple annual interest rate is also known as the nominal interest rate (not to be confused with the interest rate not adjusted for inflation, which goes by the same name).
It has been decided to introduce LIC’s New Endowment Plan (Plan No. 814) with effect from 3rd January, 2014.
The Unique Identification Number (UIN) for LIC’s New Endowment Plan is ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬512N277V01. This number has to be quoted in all relevant documents furnished to the Policyholders and other users (public, distribution channels).
This is a regular premium paying conventional With-Profits Endowment Assurance plan. The benefits and other details of the plan are given in the document.
This document summarizes an LIC life insurance plan called Jeevan Umang. It provides a combination of annual survival benefits from the end of the premium paying term until maturity, as well as a lump sum payment at maturity or on death. Key benefits include a death benefit, annual survival benefits of 8% of the basic sum assured, and a maturity benefit equal to the basic sum assured plus bonuses. The plan allows policy loans and participation in profits through bonuses. Eligibility and premium amounts are also outlined.
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2. 1. If the date of birth is 24, June 1979, the proposal is dated
26.11.2004, the policy is to commence from 15th April 2004, and the
term of the policy is 30 years, which among the following would be
the correct statement.
1. Age nearest birthday on maturity will be 55
2. Age next birthday on maturity will be 56
3. Age last birthday on maturity will be 55
4. All the above statements are wrong
2. Calculate age nearer birthday, last birthday and next birthday,
incase date of proposal was 7.8.03 and date of birth was 8.4.1956.
1. Age nearer birthday 47, next birthday 48, age last birthday 47
2. Age nearer birthday 48, next birthday 49, age last birthday 48
3. Age nearer birthday 46, next birthday 47, age last birthday 46
4. none of the above
3. 3. If the date of birth is 24. June 1979. the proposal is dated 16.8.2004
and the policy is to commence from 15 April 2004, which among the
following would be the correct statement
1. Age nearest birthday is 24
2. Age next birthday is 26.
3. Age last birthday is 25.
4. All the above statements are wrong
4. Calculate age next birthday if date of proposal is 12.05.2003 and
date of birth is 08.01.1953
1. 51
2. 52
3. 50
4. none of the above
4. 5. If the date of birth is 24th January 1976, the proposal is dated
10.08.2004 and the policy is to commence from 10th April 2004, which
among the following would be the correct statement.
1. Age nearest birthday is 28
2. Age nearest birthday is 29
3. Age last birthday is 29
4. All the above statements are wrong
6. If the date of birth of a proposer is 30.7.1960, what is his age nearer
birthday on date 30.7.2002.
1. 42 Years
2. 41 Years
3. 39 Years
4. 41 Years
5. 7. If the proposer wants insurance from 28-4-2000 his date of birth is
1-11-1975, what will his age taken for premium calculation.
1. 24 Years
2. 25 Years
3. 26 Years
4. 27 Years
8. If a person is born on 2.2.1979, his age nearer birthday on
5.11.2000 will be_______.
1. 22
2. 23
3. 20
4. 21
6. 9. For a person born on 22.5.1985 then his age on birthday i.e.
22.5.2000 will be_______years
1. 14
2. 15
3. 16
4. 17
10. If a person is born on 4-7-1981, his age on nearer birthday on
25-11-2000 will be________.
1. 21
2. 19
3. 20
4. 18
7. 11. Calculate the age next birthday,if; Date of birth is: 08- Jan-1953
Date of proposal is: 12- May-2003
1. 51
2. 52
3. 50
4. none of the above
12. If the Date of Birth is 24- Jan-1976, the proposal is dated 10-8-2004
and the policy is to commence from 10-Apr-2004, which among the
following would be the correct statement?
1. Age nearest birthday is 28
2. Age nearest birthday is 29
3. Age last birthday is 29
4. All the above statements are wrong
8. 13. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given
below would be the correct half yearly premium for an Endowment policy for Rs.
1 lakh, on the life of person born on 28.06.1974.
Term : 35 year
Date of maturity : 24.12.2037
Tabular premium for age :-
nearest birthday 27 : Rs. 27.46 per thousand
nearest birthday 28 : Rs. 27.83 per thousand
nearest birthday 29 : Rs.28.37 per thousand
Premium adjustment - 5% extra for monthly mode. Rs. 1 less for half yearly
mode and Rs. 1.50 less for yearly mode.
SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above
1. Rs. 1,266.50
2. Rs. 1,246.50
3. Rs. 1,293.50
4. none of the above
9. 14. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given
below would be the correct annual premium (rounded off to the nearest rupee)
for an Endowment policy on the life of a person born on 28.06.1974. Sum
assured : Rs. 50,000 Policy taken on 3rd March, 2003 to be back dated by three
months.
Tabular premium for age :
nearest birthday 27 : Rs. 27.46 per thousand
nearest birthday 28 : Rs. 27.83 per thousand
nearest birthday 29 : Rs.28.37 per thousand
Premium adjustment 5% extra for monthly mode. Rs. 1 less for half yearly mode
and Rs. 1.50 less for yearly mode.
SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above
1. Rs. 1,241.00
2. Rs. 1,241.50’
3. Rs. 1,242.00
4. none of the above
10. 15. Calculate premium from the following data.
Sum Assured : Rs. 25000
Plan : Endowment 30 years
Mode : Qly
Tabular premium : Rs. 34.40
Proposal accepted with accident benefit and health extra of
Rs. 2.10%c per year.
Premium for accident benefit Rs. l %
Rebate for half yearly premium Nil
Rebate for 25000 S.A. Rs. 1 %
1. Rs. 215
2. Rs. 170
3. Rs. 228.13
4. Rs. 238
11. 16. Calculate premium from the following data.
Date of commencement 1.4.1992
Date of birth 15.4.1961
Plan Endowment without profit
Tabular premium
for age 31 Rs. 41.50
for age 32 Rs.41.65
for age 33 Rs. 41.80
Sum assured Rs. 100000
Mode Yearly
Proposal accepted at ordinary rates without accident benefit.
Rebate for large Sum Assured Rs. 2%o
Rebate for Yly. mode 3%
And double accident Rs. 1 per thousand S.Assd.
benefit is available at annum
1. Rs. 3840
2. Rs. 4165
3. Rs.3965
4. Rs. 3825
12. 16. Calculate premium from the following data.
Sum assured Rs. 100000
Plan Money back 20 years
Mode Halfyearly
Age nearer birthday 36 years
Proposal accepted at ordinary rates with double accident benefit.
Tabular premium Rs. 69.25
Rebate for Hly. premium 1.5%
Rebate for large S.Assd. Rs. 2%o
And premium for double Rs. l%o
sum accident benefit
1. Rs. 3261
2. Rs. 3461
3. Rs. 3461
4. Rs. 3361
13. 17. Calculate the halfyearly premium payable for the following particulars :
Tabular premium Rs. 36.19
Adjustments allowed
Extra for monthly mode 5% "
Rebate for hly mode l%o
Rebate for yearly mode 1.50%o
For sum assured of Rs. Rs. 2.00 less
25000 and above
Rs. 1.00%o sum assured for double accident benefit (max. limit Rs. 3
Lakh)
Proposal for S.A. of Rs. 9.00 lakh has been accepted with D.A.B.
and health
extra of Rs. 1.75%o
1. Rs.16188
2. Rs. 15873
3. Rs. 17888
4. Rs. 15688
14. 18. Calculate the yearly premium for
Sum assured :Rs 25000
Age nearer birthday :35
Riders desired ADB
The tab premium is :36.55/1000 SA
Rider Premium : Re 1/1000 SA
High SA rebate Rs 25,000 – Rs 49,999 Re 1
Rs 50,000 – Rs 99,999 Rs 1.50
Rs 100,000 and over Rs 2
Modal Rebate Yearly 1.5%
Half Yearly 1%
1. 900.5
2. 875
3. 1000
4. nil
15. 19. Calculate the premium from the following data:
Sum assured Rs.25,000
Endowment plan Rs. 30 years
Mode Quarterly premium
Tabular premium Rs. 34.40
Proposal accepted with accident benefit and health extra of Rs.2.10 per thousand
per year Charge for accident premium is Re.1/ for thousand per annum, rebate for
sum assured Rs.25,000 is Rs.1/ and no rebate for mode
1. Rs.215.00
2. Rs. 170.00
3. Rs. 228.13
4. Rs. 238.00
16. 20. Calculate the half premium payable from the following particulars:
Tabular premium is Rs. 36.19
Adjustment allowed 5%extra for monthly mode, Re.1.00 for half
yearly mode and Rs 1.50 for yearly mode,
Rs. 2 lakh for sum Assured of Rs 25,000 and above
Re. 1.00per thousand SA of Rs. 9 lakh has been accepted with DAB n and health
extra of rs 1.75 Per thousand
1. Rs. 15,688
2. Rs. 16,188
3. Rs. 15,873
4. Rs. 17,888
17. 21. Calculate the half yearly premium payable form the following particulars:
Tabular premium is Rs.36.19 Adjustment allowed 5% extra for monthly mode
Rs.1.00 half yearly mode and Rs. 1.50 for yearly mode, Rs. 2 less for sums
assured of Rs 25,000 and above Rs.1.00 per thousand S.A for double accident
benefit (Maximum limit Rs. 3 lakh) Proposal for SA of Rs. 9 lakh has been
accepted with DAB and health extra of Rs1.75 per thousand
1. Rs.15,688
2. Rs. 17,888
3. Rs 16,188
4. Rs.15,873
18. 22. Given the following information, indicate which of the four options given
below shows the monthly premium (rounded off to the nearest rupee) to be paid
by a person born on 28-6-1974, who has taken an Endowment policy on his life.
SA- Rs. 40,000; Term-35 yrs; Date of Maturity- 24-12-2037.
Tabular premium for age nearest birthday:
27 years - Rs.27.46 per thousand
28 years – Rs. 27.83 per thousand
29 years – Rs. 28.37 per thousand
Premium adjustment- 5% extra for monthly mode, Re.1 less for half- yearly mode
and 1.50 less for yearly mode.
SA Rebate Rs. 1.50 less for Rs. 50,000 and above
1. Rs. 97.00
2. Rs.97.40
3. Rs.97.50
4. None of the above
19. 23. Calculate paid up value if :
Sum Assured : Rs. 25,000
Plan and Term : Endowment - 10 years
Date of commencement 1st January, 1997
Date of 1st Unpaid Premium 1 January, 2000
Mode of Payment Quarterly
1. Rs. 10,000
2. Rs. 7,500
3. Rs. 8,500
4. nil
24. Calculate paid up value if :
Sum Assured : Rs.10,000
Plan and Term : Endowment - 20 years
Date of commencement : 1st August, 1997
Date of 1st Unpaid Premium : 1 February, 2001
Mode of Payment : half yearly
1. Rs. 1,500
2. Rs. 2,250
3. Rs. 2,000
4. Rs. 1,750
20. 25. From the following Calculate paid up value if :
Sum Assured : Rs. 40,000
Plan and Term : Endowment - 25 years
Date of commencement : 1st September, 2000
Date of 1st Unpaid Premium : 1st April, 2002
Mode of Payment : half yearly
1. Rs. 1600
2. Rs.2400
3. Rs.3200
4. Rs. Nil
26. Sum assured : Rs100000
Mode : Yearly
Plan : Endowment policy without profit
Term : 30 years
D.O.C. : 25.10.1993
F.U.P. : 25.10.2001
The paid up value will be_______
1. Rs. 25666
2. Rs. 26667
3. Rs. 30
4. Rs. 25667
21. 27. What would be the paid up value of a 25 year endowment policy for Rs.50000
taken in Oct. 1988, if the last half-yearly premium paid was in Oct. 2000?
1. Rs. 25000
2. Rs. 27000
3. Rs. 24000
4. Rs. 26000
28. From the following particulars, calculate the paid-up value:
Sum assured Rs. 50000
Plan Endowment without profits
Term 20 years
Date of commencement 19-2-1994
Last premium paid yearly 19-2-2000
1. Rs. 50000
2. Rs. 17500
3. Rs. 15000
4. Rs.18000
22. 29. Given that :-
Sum assured - Rs. 1,00,000
Premium payment - yearly mode
Table Term -endowment policy 30 years without profit.
Date of commencement - 25.10.1993
First unpaid premium -25.10.2001
The paid up value will be___________
1. Rs. 26,667
2. Rs. 30
3. Rs. 25,667
4. Rs. 25,666
23. 30. Given the following data, what would be the maximum permissible loan
available under the policy on 5th July, 2004: SA- Rs. 2,00,000; Plan & term-
Endowment & 33 yrs; DOC- 19-4-1987; Premium Position- Half yearly premium
due in April 2003 paid. Bonus vested after valuation on 31-3-2003 Rs. 50,000, S.V.
Factor, Duration- 15yrs- 27%, 16 yrs-30%, 17yrs- 32%. Loan is upto maximum of
90% of SV (rounded upto next higher rupee)
1. Rs. 37,500
2. Rs. 40,000
3. Rs. 45,000
4. Rs. 48,000
31. If the policy for SA Rs. 50.000 had become paid up for Rs. 25,000, the bonus
vested till the date of last unpaid premium was Rs. 28,000, and further bonuses at
the rate of Rs. 40 per thousand SA had been declared by the insurer for the
remaining ten years till the date of maturity, what would be the amount receivable
on maturity.
1. Rs. 25,000
2. Rs. 53,000
3. Rs. 63,000
4. Rs. 73,000
24. 32. If a policyholder asks for the surrender of a policy that has remained paid up
for Rs. 70,000 (after payment of 25 half yearly installments of premium of Rs. 2200
each) and the appropriate SA factor is 40%, what would be the amount of
surrender value payable
1. Rs. 25,800
2. Rs. 28,000 c
3. Rs. 25,800 plus vested bonus
4. Rs. 28,000 plus vested bonus
33. Given that the insurer calculates premium on the basis of age nearest
birthday, what would be the half-yearly premium on a policy Rs. 1 lakh for a
person born on 30th October 1980, whose proposal dated 21st August 2004 has
been accepted with extra of Rs.5 per thousand. Risk is to commence on 25th April
2004. Tabular premium is as follows. There are no rebates for large SA but 10% is
allowed for yearly mode of premium.
Age 22 Rs. 60 Age 23 Rs. 65 Age 24 – Rs. 68
1. Rs. 2,925
2. Rs. 3,150
3. Rs. 3,250
4. Rs. 3,500
25. 34. A death claim has arisen in a policy for SA Rs. 1 lac, 2 SBs of Rs 20000 each
have been paid. The bonus declared and vested till the payment of the first SB
was Rs. 400 per thousand SA and for the remaining 5 yrs till the 2nd SB the bonus
declared and vested was Rs. 250 per thousand SA. Since then, two yrs have
passed and Rs 50 had been declared as bonus in each of these 2 yrs. What
would be the amount of claim payable?
1. Rs 1,26,000
2. Rs 1,66,000
3. Rs 1,75,000
4. None of the ab
26. 35. From the following particulars, calculate the amount of claim payable, if the
insured died on 27th Nov. 2000
Date of commencement : 13.12.1984
Sum Assured : Rs. 30000
Table-term : Endowment 25 years (with profit)
Last premium paid : 13.12.1999 (Hly) -^^
(Assume that the total bonus declared from 3/85 till 3/1999 is Rs. 600%c
S.A. and the half yearly premium Rs. 400/- ignore interest if any)
1. Rs. 48000
2. Rs. 49400
3. Rs. 47600
4. Rs. 49800
27. 36. From the following particulars, calculate the amount of claim payable, if the
insured died on 27th November 2000;
Date of commencement - 13.12.1984
Sum Assured - Rs.30,000
Table-Term - Endowment 30 years (with profit)
Last premium paid - 13.12.1999(half yearly)
(assume that bonus declared from 3/85 till 3/99 is Rs. 60 per thousand ,and the
half yearly premium is Rs. 400/- Ignore interest, if any.)
1. Rs.49,400
2. Rs. 47,600
3. Rs. 49,800
4. Rs. 48,000
28. 37. Form the following particulars , calculate the amount of claim payable , if the
insured died on 27th august 2000:-
Date of commencement-13.7.1984
Sum assuree -Rs.50,000
Table term - Money Back(with profit 25 years)
Last premium paid due - 13.7.2000
Three installments of Rs. 10,000 each had been paid in 1989,1994 and 1999
(Assume that total bonus declared form 3/85 till 3/2000 is Rs.600 per thousand SA
and that premium is Rs. 2000/- Ignore interest, if any.)
1. Rs. 78000
2. Rs. 32,000
3. Rs. 50,000
4. Rs.62,000
29. 38. If the policy for SA Rs. 50,000 had become paid up for Rs. 25,000, the bonus
vested till date of last unpaid premium was Rs. 32,000, and further bonuses at the
rate of Rs. 40 per thousand SA had been declared by the insurer for the remaining
ten years till the date of maturity, what would be the amount receivable on
maturity
1. Rs.25,000
2. Rs.41,000
3. Rs.57,000
4. Rs.67,000
39. If a policyholder asks for the surrender of a policy that has remained paid up
for Rs. 50,000 (after payment of 25 half yearly paid up for Rs. 2,000 each) and the
appropriate SV factor is 40%, what would be the amount of surrender value
payable.
1. Rs. 20,000
2. Rs. 20,000 less Rs.2000
3. Rs. 20,000 plus vested bonus
4. 20,000 plus vested bonus less Rs. 2,000
30. 40. From the following data calculate paid up value: SA- Rs. 23,000; Plan & term-
Endowment & 15 yrs; Date of Commencement- 1-03-1973; Date of 1st Unpaid
Premium- 1-03-1982; Mode of Payment- Quarterly; Bonus Addition- @ Rs.75 per
thousand.
1. Rs. 30,858
2. Rs.28,325
3. Rs.29,325
4. Rs.22,192
41. A death claim has arisen in a policy for SA Rs.1 Lakh, 2 survival benefits of
Rs.20, 000 each have already been paid. The bonus declared till the payment of
the first survival benefit was Rs.600 per thousand SA and for the remaining 5
years till the second survival benefit was Rs. 300 per thousand SA. Since then,
two years have passed and Rs. 80 had been declared as bonuses in each of these
two years. What would be the amount of claim payable?
1. Rs. 1,53,600
2. Rs. 1,93,600
3. Rs. 2,06,000
4. None of the above