Protection comes before investment.
Insurance is not about returns. It is a promise that your family's future will not depend on chance.
Build your financial house from the foundation up.
Skipping protection is like building a house without a foundation. One unexpected event can undo years of saving.
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Emergency fund
6 months of expenses in a liquid, safe place.
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Term life insurance
Protect your family's income if you are not there.
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Health insurance
Protect your savings from medical costs.
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Goal-based investing
Now build wealth with SIPs and mutual funds.
The protection every Indian family should consider.
Term Life Insurance
Pure protection. A large sum assured for a small premium, paid to your family if something happens to you during the policy term.
Cover of 10–15× annual income is a common starting point.
Health Insurance
Covers hospitalisation and medical expenses. A family floater plus a super top-up offers wide protection at reasonable cost.
Buy early — before health conditions develop.
Critical Illness Cover
Pays a lump sum on diagnosis of specified serious illnesses, helping replace income during recovery.
Complements, not replaces, health insurance.
Personal Accident Cover
Financial support in case of accidental death or disability — vital for those who travel or commute daily.
Often very affordable for the protection it gives.
Six common insurance mistakes.
Buying insurance only to save tax
Tax benefits are a bonus; protection should drive the decision.
Being under-insured
A ₹10 lakh cover cannot replace 20 years of income.
Hiding medical history
Non-disclosure is a leading cause of claim rejection.
Mixing insurance with investment
Combined products often deliver too little of both.
Relying only on employer cover
It usually ends when you change or leave your job.
Not informing the family
Nominees must know the policies exist and where documents are.
Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation. Please read the policy wording and sales brochure carefully before concluding a sale. Premium examples are indicative only.
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