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šŸ“Œ What is a Child Insurance Plan?

A child insurance plan is a life insurance policy that combines financial protection and investment benefits to secure your child’s future—whether it’s for higher education, marriage, or other life goals.

These plans ensure that even in your absence, your child’s dreams are never compromised.

āœ… Key Benefits of Child Insurance Plans

  • šŸŽ“ Funds for Education & Career Goals

  • šŸ›”ļø Life Cover for Parent (Policyholder)

  • šŸ’ø Lump Sum or Regular Payouts at Milestones

  • 🚫 Waiver of Premium in case of parent’s demise

  • šŸ“ˆ Wealth Creation through Investments (ULIP-based plans)

  • 🧾 Tax Benefits under Sections 80C and 10(10D)

šŸ‘Ŗ Who Should Get a Child Plan?

If you’re a parent or planning to be one, a child insurance plan helps you financially prepare for:

  • School and college education fees

  • Extracurricular and coaching expenses

  • Marriage costs

  • Starting a business or career abroad

    šŸ“ž Let’s Secure Your Child’s Future Today!


    Your child deserves the best education, a strong start, and a financially secure tomorrow.


    ā“ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    What is the purpose of a child insurance plan?

    To provide financial support for your child’s future, even in your absence. It helps you build a fund for education, marriage, or any major milestone.

    When should I start a child plan?

    The earlier, the better. Starting early gives your money a chance to grow and makes future expenses easier to handle.

    Who is insured in a child plan—the parent or the child?

    Usually, the parent is the policyholder and insured. In case of the parent’s death, the child still receives the benefits.

    What is a waiver of premium?

    In case of the policyholder’s (parent’s) death, the future premiums are waived off, but the plan continues, and the child receives all the planned benefits.

    Are these plans investment-based or insurance-based?

    They are a combination of both. Some offer guaranteed returns, while others (like ULIPs) are market-linked for higher returns.

    What happens if the policyholder survives the term?

    The plan pays out the maturity amount or milestone payouts as planned, helping the child pursue their goals.

    Can I withdraw money from the plan in between?

    Some plans allow partial withdrawals after a certain lock-in period to help meet urgent educational needs.

    Are there any tax benefits?

    Yes. Premiums are eligible for tax deductions under Section 80C, and the maturity amount is usually tax-free under Section 10(10D).

    How much cover should I take for my child?

    It depends on your child’s future goals and inflation. Most parents opt for ₹10–25 lakhs or more, depending on education and lifestyle planning.

    Is a child plan better than a fixed deposit or mutual fund?

    A child plan offers the dual benefit of insurance and disciplined savings. It also protects in case of a parent’s untimely death—something FDs or mutual funds don’t offer.