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Smart Secure Plus Term Plan

Max Life · Complete policy analysis before you rely on it.

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What you really own

This is the right instrument: large cover for a small premium, with zero investment-linked complexity. Watch the standard clauses (suicide, non-disclosure, grace period) and make sure your nominee knows the policy exists.

Clarity score

72
/100

Clear

Lower means heavier fine print and more room for claim-day surprises.

Sum assured

₹1.00 Cr

₹1,00,00,000

Annual premium

₹19K

Term ends

31 August 2055

2055

Parties

2

insured + nominees

Premium comparison

Where this premium sits in the market for the same cover

Competitive pricing
₹19K
₹1.6 Lavg ₹3.0 L₹4.5 L

₹18,500 is on the lower end of the market range for ₹1.00 Cr family cover. Good deal territory.

Breakdown

What you get, what you don't

Top covered items vs common exclusions, straight from the policy schedule.

The good

What this policy covers

4
  • Death benefit of ₹1 Crore payable to nominee on death during the policy term
  • Terminal illness benefit — partial payout on diagnosis of a listed terminal condition
  • Accidental death benefit (if rider added) — additional payout
  • Premium waiver on critical illness (if rider added)

The gaps

What it doesn't cover

3
  • Suicide within the first 12 months of the policy or revival — only premium paid is refunded
  • Death from acts under undisclosed pre-existing conditions (non-disclosure is the #1 rejection cause)
  • Death from hazardous activities (aviation except commercial, racing, war) unless declared

Catches

What to watch for

Clauses most likely to surprise you on claim day.

High

Non-disclosure kills most term claims

Pre-existing medical conditions you didn't declare are the single biggest reason term insurance claims get rejected. Over-disclose, not under.

Watch

Nominee must know the policy exists

A term policy no one claims is worthless. Share a physical or digital copy with your nominee and tell them which insurer, plan, and policy number.

Minor

Suicide clause — 12 months

If the life insured dies by suicide within the first year, only premium paid is refunded. Standard across all insurers, not a red flag — just know it.

The fine print

Rules that change real outcomes

Room rules, co-pay and restoration shape claims more than headline cover.

Not applicable
Not applicable for term insurance.
Claim process
No co-pay concept in term life. Claim is either paid in full or rejected — keep documentation watertight.
Return of premium
Sum assured is fixed for the policy term. Return-of-premium variant exists but adds 50–80% to premium — almost never worth it financially.
Suicide clause · revival · grace
Suicide clause — 12 months
Revival window — 5 years if the policy lapses from non-payment
Grace period — 30 days after each premium due date

Parties

Who this policy protects and pays

Akhil

Life insured · 32

Nisha

Nominee (Spouse) · 31

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Premium is ₹999 for 1 year. No auto-renewal.