These insurance plans are designed keeping in mind that the child gets proper education and adequate financial assistance in reaching the milestones in their life even though there might be some unforeseen eventualities of their parents. Parents are the policy holders and children are the beneficiaries in Life child plans. In case of sudden death of the policy holder during the term of the policy, the policy continues and the insurance company pays the premium. The nominee or beneficiary does not have to pay the premium. And upon maturity, gets the sum assured and the other benefits as per the terms and conditions of the policy.
Aviva Child Plans come in different types and based on the requirement of individuals, it could be chosen. The plan types are:
Traditional Endowment Plans: Most basic child life plan where child (Beneficiary) gets the death benefit, in case policy holder dies during the term and the plan continues. Up on maturity, the beneficiary will get the maturity benefit amount.
Traditional Money Back Plans: This is a popular plan since it offers partial sum assured as the survival benefit at regular intervals throughout the term. Balance amount plus accumulated bonus (if any) is paid at maturity. In case of death of policy holder during the term, sum assured is paid to nominee in spite of survival benefit has been paid. In such cases, the policy continues with survival benefits paid as scheduled and pre-decided maturity benefits are paid upon maturity of policy.
Unit-linked Child Plans: Premium is invested in the market in such plans in an effort to increase the return. Based on the decision of policy holder, money is invested in the market and sum assured is calculated accordingly. It creates a bigger future corpus for the child along with insurance coverage. In case of death, fund value will be paid to the beneficiary.