
Term Life Insurance
Provides coverage for a fixed period (10–30 years) and pays only if death occurs during the term. It is the cheapest and offers pure financial protection with no savings or investment component.

Whole Life Insurance
Covers you for your entire lifetime and includes a cash value (savings) feature that grows over time. Premiums are higher but provide lifelong security and guaranteed returns.

Universal Life Insurance
Similar to whole life but more flexible. You can adjust premiums and coverage amounts, and it also builds cash value, making it suitable for people who want payment flexibility.

Investment/Unit Linked Life Insurance (ULIP)
Combines insurance with investments in stocks or funds. Offers higher return potential but involves market risk, so gains are not guaranteed.

Endowment Plans
Provides both life coverage and a guaranteed payout at maturity, even if you survive the term. Works well as a disciplined savings plan for future goals.




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