Why Choose Bharti AXA Life Flexi Term Pro
It’s a term plan that you can customise according to your needs and life stage. Choose from a range of features that meet your requirements and make your term insurance work best for you.
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The Plan Offers Two Options
Without Return of Premium and With Return of Premium
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Coverage for Joint/Single Life
Under the Without Return of Premium variant, you have the option between Single Life cover or Joint Life Cover i.e., cover for your spouse under the same policy.
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Flexibility in Policy and Premium Payment Terms
This product offers you the option to choose from multiple Policy terms and Premium Payments terms, offering the opportunity to customize the plan to suit your needs.
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Whole Life Cover
Option to cover yourself for your entire lifetime, by opting for cover up to 99 years.
Key Benefits
Range of Choices
Tax Benefits
Death Benefit
Maturity Benefit -Only for Return of Premium Option
How Does the Plan Work?
These illustrative life scenarios can help you understand how this life insurance plan works.
Make your plan with ease
Pick a plan option
Select a plan option according to your needs.
Without Return of Premium
Option to choose single life cover or joint life cover
Under Without Return of Premium variant you have the option to opt for single life cover or Joint Life Cover (cover for spouse under the same policy).
With Return of Premium
Lumpsum payout at maturity
Without Return of Premium
Option to choose single life cover or joint life cover
Under Without Return of Premium variant you have the option to opt for single life cover or Joint Life Cover (cover for spouse under the same policy).
With Return of Premium
Lumpsum payout at maturity
By choosing this option, on survival you can get a lumpsum payout at the end of your policy term (maturity). The payout will be equivalent to the product of your annual premium amount and policy term duration.
Now, add a rider
You can strengthen your Bharti AXA Life Flexi Term Pro by adding a rider. However, please note that riders are not mandatory and are available at an additional cost.
Bharti AXA Life Hospi Cash Rider (UIN: 130B007V04):
This rider allows payment of a fixed benefit for each day of hospitalization subject to maximum of 40 days per year and also provides lump sum benefit in case of surgery
Bharti AXA Life Accidental Death Benefit Rider (UIN: 130B008V02):
Receive additional sum assured as chosen under the rider in case of unfortunate event of death due to an accident.
Bharti AXA Life Premium Waiver Rider (UIN: 130B005V04):
Under this rider, in case the Life Insured is diagnosed from any of the 11 critical illnesses covered under the rider, the future premiums are waived off and the benefits under the policy will continue.
Bharti AXA Life Accidental Total and Permanent Disability Rider (UIN: 130B010V01):
Receive rider sum assured as chosen under the rider in the event of Total and Permanent Disability of Life Insured within 120 days from the occurrence of an accident.
For more details on risk factors, terms and conditions please read rider sales brochure carefully before concluding a sale.
Above riders are not available in case of Without Return of Premium – Joint Life Variant
Your Questions Answered
How much Term Insurance Cover do I need?
You can reach an approximate value for the right term insurance cover amount with a little exercise :
- 1. Sit down and calculate your personal and family expenses along with your future plans and insurance needs.
EXAMPLE YOUR FIGURES A Age 35 B Numbers of dependents 3 C Annual income ₹ 12 lakh D Household expenses(annual) ₹ 6 lakh E Less:Expenses on insured person* ₹ 1.2 lakh F Number of years family will need funds(60-A) 25 G CORPUS NEEDED TO COVER REGULAR LIVING EXPENSES (D-E) x F ₹ 1.2 crore ADD OUTSTANDING LOANS TO THIS FIGURE H Home loan ₹ 50 lakh I Car loan ₹ 7 lakh J CORPUS NEEDED TO PAY OFF LOANS (H+I) ₹ 57 lakh ADD THE AMOUNT YOU NEED FOR FIGURE BIG-TICKET EXPENSES K Children's education ₹ 20 lakh L Children's marriage ₹ 15 lakh M Retirement/Contingency needs of spouse over time ₹ 7 lakh N CORPUS NEEDED TO MEET LONG-TERM GOALS (K+L+M) ₹ 45 lakh REDUCE THE TOTAL FIGURE BY THE EXISTING INSURANCE COVER AND ASSESTS O Existing assest** ₹ 23 lakh P Existing life cover ₹ 2 lakh Q Total ₹ 25 lakh INSURANCE COVER NEEDED (G+J+N)-Q ₹ 1.97 crore - 2. Calculate your dependent family's monthly expenses and multiply it by 150 (to factor in inflation).
- 3. Add your personal financial liabilities like home or car loans, credit card debt etc.
- 4. Subtract your liquid assets like FDs, Mutual Funds, Bonds etc.
- 5. Add expenses planned for future milestones, up to 15 years, like your child's education and marriage.
- 6. Add the retirement amount you would like to leave behind for your spouse.
| Total Insurance Cover That You Would Need | |
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| Monthly Expenses× 150 times | |
| Expenses/ Investments | Examples |
| Liabilities (+) | Home Loan, Personal loan, Credit Card |
| Liquid Assets (-) | Fixed Deposits, Stocks and Mutual |
| Future Expenses (+) | Children’s education, Children’s Marriage |
| Retirement Corpus for Spouse (+) | Retirement Corpus |
There are various human life value calculators available online to help determine the right cover amount for you. Although these are rudimentary calculations without an exact science, this exercise can help you visualize the big picture of your financial aspirations.
How much should be the Term Insurance policy period?
What should be the tenure of a term plan?
Insurance Jargon Explained
Term Insurance
A basic insurance plan which provides a lump sum amount to the family of the person who is insured in case of his/her unfortunate death.
Term Insurance Rider
An endorsement or attachment to a life insurance policy that provides additional term coverage for only a specified, limited period. If the insured dies during this time, the designated beneficiary can receive death benefit proceeds.
Premium
The payment, or one of the regular periodic payments, that a policyholder makes to an insurer in exchange for the insurer's obligation to pay benefits upon the occurrence of the contractually-specified contingency (e.g., death).
Death Benefit
The payment made to a beneficiary upon the death of the insured person.
-- Whenever an unfortunate event happens, there is both emotional as well as financial loss. An insurance company helps you replace the financial/monetary loss through the Death Benefit, which helps maintain your family’s financial stability. This benefit includes both a guaranteed sum of money called as Sum Assured on Death and also the Accrued Bonuses, if applicable.

