This document compares the key features of LIC's existing Money Back Plan (Plan No. 93) to their new Money Back Plan (Plan No. 821). Some of the main changes in the new plan include a shorter premium paying term of 20 years instead of 25, a higher minimum basic sum assured of Rs. 100,000, modified survival benefits and rebate structures, changes to loan eligibility and foreclosure rules, and taxes being borne by the policyholder rather than the corporation. However, many features remain unchanged between the two plans such as the policy and maturity terms, available eligibility ages, and provisions around back dating, grace periods, and assignment/nomination.