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ULIP · Tungabhadra Wealth Plus · Tungabhadra Life Insurance Ltd · ••••1953
Illustrative
ULIP · Policy held
Started1 Aug
Fund value
₹2,58,000
on 30 Sep 2026
Paid in
₹3,60,000
3 years of premium
Lock-in
To 1 Aug 2029
money paid out after it
Life cover
₹12,00,000
A unit-linked plan (ULIP) from Tungabhadra Life Insurance Ltd: ₹1,20,000 a year for 10 years, over 15 years, with ₹12,00,000 of life cover. What it pays at maturity is the fund's value then; nothing on maturity is guaranteed. That's about 1.87% a year in the 4% illustration, not guaranteed. The 4% and 8% figures are illustrations IRDAI requires, not forecasts.
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The real return

Calculated
Paid backA year
4% illustration (not guaranteed)₹14,60,0001.87%
8% illustration (not guaranteed)₹22,20,0005.90%
Premiums paid in₹12,00,000

The yearly return (IRR) accounts for when each rupee goes in and comes back, so it can be set beside a deposit's rate. The 4% and 8% rows are the two scenarios IRDAI makes every insurer illustrate: not forecasts, promises or expected returns, and the fund's return before charges. Life cover is on top.

Tax on the payout

To verify
  • Premium as % of the sum assured10.0% · limit 10%
  • ULIP premiums a year, across ULIPs issued from 1 Feb 2021limit ₹2,50,000
  • TDS on a taxable payout (payouts of ₹1,00,000 or more a year)2% of the income part

Schedule II (Sl. No. 2) of the Income-tax Act, 2025, formerly section 10(10D): tax-free while both tests are met. The premium limit counts your other policies issued since then too, so this can't be confirmed until you add their premiums on the check page. TDS isn't the final tax: a taxable gain is taxed at your slab in your return, and TDS counts towards it. The death benefit is always tax-free.

Life cover

10.0× the premium

₹12,00,000 is paid if the life assured dies during the term. IRDAI's minimum is 7 times the yearly premium at entry age 31.

Lock-in

To 1 Aug 2029

Stopping now costs up to ₹3,600; the rest moves to the discontinued policy fund (at least the minimum IRDAI sets, 4% a year so far) and is paid out when the lock-in ends. The life cover stops.

Charges

Illustration p.2, Charges
  • Reduction in yield2.10% · cap 2.25%
  • Net yield at 8%5.90%
  • Fund management charge1.35% · cap 1.35%
  • Premium allocation (year 1)4%
  • Policy administration₹600
  • Fund management1.35%

Units and NAV, checked

Reconciles
FundStart+ Allocated− Charges= ExpectedEnd, printed× NAVValue
Growth Equity Fund6200.0003776.147151.4209824.7279824.72722.4512₹2,20,577
Secure Debt Fund150.0002321.05353.5532417.5002417.50015.4800₹37,423
All fundsfund value printed ₹2,58,000₹2,58,000
  • Premium paid · allocated to funds · allocation charge₹1,20,000 · ₹1,17,600 · ₹2,400
  • Mortality (this period)₹2,310
  • Policy administration (this period)₹720
  • Fund management (this period)₹2,932

Each fund: units at the start, plus units allocated, less units taken for charges and withdrawals, should equal the units at the end; units × NAV should equal the value. This checks the statement's arithmetic for 1 Oct 2025 to 30 Sep 2026; the NAVs themselves are the fund's published prices.

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