Life Insurance → Traditional Plans
Traditional plans — endowment and money-back policies — bundle guaranteed-style savings with life cover. They appeal to people who want predictability, but it’s worth understanding the real return before committing.
Endowment vs money-back, in plain terms
An endowment pays a lump sum on maturity or death. A money-back plan returns portions at intervals plus a final payout. Both are low-risk and disciplined, but returns are typically modest compared with market-linked options. Read the benefit illustration carefully and separate the guaranteed part from the projected bonuses.
Explore traditional plans
Endowment Plans
How endowment plans work, who they suit, and what returns to realistically expect.
Money-Back Plans
Periodic payouts explained, with the trade-offs spelled out.
Frequently asked questions
Are traditional plans worth it?
They suit very conservative savers who value guarantees and forced discipline over higher potential returns. Always compare the effective return against safer alternatives.
How do I judge the real return?
Look at the guaranteed benefit and treat projected bonuses as estimates, not promises. Work out the internal rate of return over the full term.
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