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how to save tax using insurance

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  1. lalitmisra

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    Joined: Jun '09
    Posts: 1

    My monthly salary is 30000/-. How insurance can help me in saving some taxes. I have no insurance coverage now. Thanks in advance
    Posted 2 years ago #
  2. claimsmanager

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    Joined: Jun '09
    Posts: 4

    Hi Lalit,

    Your annual salary stands to be around Rs. 4 lakh.
    You want to save tax and u mentioned u do not have any insurance policy as of now.

    As per section 80 C / 80 CCC of IT Act your investment maximum upto Rs. 1,00,000/ in Life insurance will be fully exempted from your gross income and accordingly you can save huge amount of tax. And as per section 80 D your investement in Mediclaim policy upto Rs. 10000-15000 will also be eligible for deduction/rebate.

    Normally one should invest keeping in mind his/her furture need and excigencies that may aries apart from tax saving matter.

    You can go 4 various insurance policies :

    1. Term assurance
    2. Endowment policy
    3. Money back policy
    4. ULIP policies etc.
    5. Pension Policy
    6. Mediclaim Insurance Policy

    But before i suggest you any of the above plans you will have to part with more personal details of yours' like:

    1. Your Age (D.O>B)
    2. Marital status
    3. Location
    4. Type of Occupancy
    5. No. of dependents etc
    6. Ur Health status
    7. Loan outstanding if any etc.

    Hope your query is answered.

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    Posted 2 years ago #
  3. jyotisaraf

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    Joined: Jun '09
    Posts: 1

    Hi,
    I am 25 years, single.
    Working in Mangalore for an Infrastructure Co.
    Yearly income of 5.5lacs.
    M health is perfect.
    I have no liabilities.

    I basically want to invest in a plan where i can get back money with some good return & insurance coverage. Please suggest me which plan is best for me?

    Posted 2 years ago #
  4. laloo

    new member
    Joined: Jun '09
    Posts: 4

    U belong to high income group cateogary.

    1. U should have pension palns were monthly annuity rs. 25000/- at the age of 45 should be your first choice
    2. Go 4 term assurance plans
    3. Go 4 money back policy
    4. Ulip is a market based plan now a days people prefre the most.

    Posted 2 years ago #
  5. michaelK

    member
    Joined: Oct '11
    Posts: 20

    you can invest in insurance,share or mutual fund now a days mutual fund is very effective and they also provide some more benefits other than insurance

    Posted 2 months ago #
  6. abhijeet1

    junior member
    Joined: Dec '11
    Posts: 7

    While there a policy from government where they have some policy if someone has taken some insurance or loan on some thing they have to pay less tax.

    Posted 1 month ago #
  7. pathialen

    member
    Joined: Jan '12
    Posts: 10

    An annual income of 4 lac is exempted from all taxes if it is insured.

    Posted 1 week ago #

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