Hdfc Super Income Plan
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Edelweiss Tokio Wealth Plus

HDFC Super Income Plan is a comprehensive, non-linked savings plan. It provides a combination of regular income and insurance coverage under the same policy. It consists of nine different plan options, which allow you to choose premium payment and policy terms that suit your needs. The HDFC Super Income Plan offers many exclusive features, such as Regular income from the 2nd year onward, 3.4% to 12.5% additional survival benefit until the policy tenure , and more.

IIn short, this plan is suitable for individuals seeking a balance of regular income and life insurance protection to support their long-term financial goals and families in their absence.

HDFC Super Income Plan offers you a range of benefits including

• 9 Optional Covers
• Regular Income
• Affordable premiums

• Tax benefits
• Death Benefit
• Maturity Benefit

Edelweiss Tokio Life Wealth Plus is a unit-linked savings plan that allows you to invest and generate wealth through unit-linked funds. It offers a choice of 7 unit-linked fund options to match your risk appetite and financial goals. 

To ensure 100% of the premium you pay is allocated to the fund, the insurer provides additional allocation yearly, such as extra allocation and premium booster. The product offers a life stage & duration-based strategy and self-managed strategy. If you opt for a self-managed strategy, you can opt for unlimited switches or redirection free of cost. 

With the Rising Star benefit feature, you can be ready to cater to your child's future financial needs. In this benefit, the policyholder can be a parent, grandparent, or guardian, and life insured should be a child. With the Wealth Plus plan, you can even invest your lump sum money as a top-up premium over and above the premium to increase your fund value.

Edelweiss Tokio Life Wealth Plus Plan offers you a range of benefits including:

• Death benefits
• Maturity benefits
•  Rising star benefit

• Tax Benefits
• Unlimited free switches
• Partial withdrawals