Even as we head into COP30 (30th Conference of Parties) at Balem, Brazil, multilateral climate action is at crossroads. Negotiations on contentious issues like transitioning away from fossil fuels and obligations of developed countries to provide climate finance to emerging economies have been put on the back burner, indicating lack of interest of large developed…
Economic consequences of an ageing population are fairly well documented. A significant cost on the economy of an ageing population is due to shrinking workforce and increasing healthcare costs. This can lead to slower economic growth, reduced productivity and challenges for public finance. Change in age structure can affect labour markets, saving and consumption and…
Even during the prevailing phase of market volatility, it bears repetition to state, that equities are the most rewarding asset class in the long run. In September 2024, Sensex reached an all time high of 85978. At this level, an investor who would have invested Rs 100 in 1980 in Sensex would have achieved a…
President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on Wednesday, the 2nd of April 2025, with high decibel execution to maximize the perceptional impact among his supporters. But in its wake markets, both in the US and across the globe have plummeted and nationwide protests have already taken place. While we are engulfed by the noise and…
Since 2020 stock markets were running up more on hopes than performance. It is worthwhile to remember that the market is essentially driven by two variables; earnings and multiples. But over the last four years it was driven mainly by multiples while earnings growth did not warrant such frenetic increase in share prices and Indian…
Budget this time, offers a prism to see both the problems facing India and its potential. Growth has slowed. This is partly due to cyclical factors such as the end of post pandemic bounce-back and last year’s elections delaying investments. Finance Minister (FM) Sitharaman’s latest budget is one for the times. It attempts to do…
Like the faithful waiting eagerly for some recurrent hallowed ritual to commence, the annual budget is a ritual that keeps 10 crore plus tax payers, house-wives along with corporates and capital markets on their toes. The ruling dispensation, in the meantime, brags about the “handsome” outlays for various purposes like capital expenditure and a plethora…
1. Origins Governments, particularly the US, were veering round to having more liberal environment in which the various economic entities, especially, the multinationals and financial organizations could operate unhindered. This was inevitable as technology had compressed space and time resulting in increased integration of economies across the globe. The resulting competitive pressures at the global…
1. The Great Crash of 1929 The US, an erstwhile colony was a rapidly growing economy in the early part of 20th century. The convergence of innovation, economic growth, leverage and wild speculation coupled with regulatory inaction resulted in Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) moving up from 79.80 in end 1921 to 381.17 on September…
The stock market is a place where people with experience meet people with money. And after a while, the people with experience have the money and the people with money have the experience! We seem to be stumbling from one frenzy to another; from cryptos to NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) to SPACs (Special Purpose Acquisition Companies)…
Purchase Price = Rs. 25,00,000 + 1.8% GST = Rs. 25,45,000
Annuity Option = Annuity for Life
Pension depending on the Mode of Annuity | ||||
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Yearly | Half Yearly | Quarterly | Monthly | |
Rs. 2,30,550 | 1,12,375 | 55,494 | 18,361 |
Sum Assured | 1,00,00,000 | Age | 32 |
Policy Term | 30 |
First Year Premium | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Mode | Premium | GST ( @4.5 % ) | Total Premium | |
Yearly | 3,60,730 | 16,233 | 3,76,963 |
Second Year Onward Premium | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Mode | Premium | GST ( @2.25 % ) | Total Premium | |
Yearly | 3,60,730 | 8,116 | 3,68,846 |
Benefits Details | |
---|---|
Total Premium Paid (Approx) | 1,10,73,509 |
Minimum Risk Cover | 1,25,00,000 |
Maximum Risk Cover (Approx) | 4,58,10,000 |
Matruity (Approx) | 3,57,00,000 |
Post Matruity Risk Cover | 1,00,00,000 |
Maturity Break-up | |
---|---|
Sum Assured (A) | 1,00,00,000 |
Accumulated Bonus (Approx) (B) | 1,47,00,000 |
Final Addition Bonus (FAB) (Approx) (C) | 1,10,00,000 |
Matruity (Approx) (A+B+C) | 3,57,00,000 |
Sum Assured | 1,00,00,000 | Age | 30 |
Policy Term | 25 |
Premium | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Mode | Premium | GST ( @18 % ) | Total Premium | |
Yearly | 19,600 | 3,528 | 23,128 |
Maturity And Death Benefits | |
---|---|
Natural/Accident Death Benefit | 1,00,00,000 |
Maturity Benefit | 0 |