Child Ulip will not only provide cover, but also ensure higher returns

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Suresh Agarwal:  Oct 19 2012, 02:17 IST
I want to accumulate some money for my child’s education after 20 years. Should I go for a child Ulip or a systematic investment plan with an MF?

Surya Narayan

Insurance products are specifically designed to benefit customers over the long term and the unit-linked platform helps investors gain from both — the protective umbrella of insurance and higher returns from equity. If you want to secure your child’s future by ensuring that the child’s various financial life cycle needs, such as expenses for education and marriage are taken care of, then you could opt for a plan where you are the insured and the child is the beneficiary. The child will get the benefits irrespective of the presence of the parent, ensuring that even on the demise of the breadwinner, the plans for the child’s future are not disturbed.

I am a 35-year salaried employee. I have taken a home loan. Should I take a home loan protection insurance or a policy under the Married Women's Property Act, so that in case of any eventuality, my family does not face any trouble?

Anurag Kumar

Since your purpose is to ensure that there is no liability on your kin with regards the home loan you have taken, you need to take home loan protection as your dues will be settled by the insurer in case of any eventuality.

Alternately, you could consider buying a policy with your lender as the nominee for the loan amount. Under the MWP Act, benefits can only be paid

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