comparison os life insurance co.in india on count of profit &loss, primium income policies etc?
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Go to following site and download Journal. In this Journal you may find all the data.\nhttp://www.irdaindia.org/
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Equity Index life insurance are permanent insurance policies where the interest rate credited to the policy is tied to a stock market index, much like an index annuity offers.  Indiannapolis Life, Amerus Life are 2 companies that I know of that offer this type of policy..Good luck and don't forget to read the fine print.
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If you've looked at all of the corporate websites and not found any source of information, I would go to your state department of insurance (can be found at www.naic.org), consumer affairs division, and tell them of your search.  They can surely put you in touch with the right people at Prudential, and recommend a course of action if that doesn't result in a positive experience.  Good luck.
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Birla is " Aditya Birla Group" of india and Sun life is a Canadian co. it's a joint venture.It[Birla] is Rs 20000 crore conglomerate with over 40 business units accross the globe. 81000 empoyees and 7 lac investors.Sunlife is  in this business since 1871 business all over the world. This joint venture extent to other areas as well other then insurance:  \nBirla Sunlife Asset Management co ltd\nBirla Sunlife mutual fund\nBirla Sunlife Distribution ltd to market fin. problems\nThey are fast moving corp. in India.\nI am an adviser for this co.You may contact me at kulavir_singh@yahoo.com or you may also visit at birlasunlife.com or call centre 1600 22 7000
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Performance Summary as on 30th June '06 \nScheme Performance\n(1 year) Annualised\nReturns \n(Since\nInception) Inception\nDate  \n(The first percentage is this years return.  The second % is the annual return since it started.  The date that follows is the inception date.)\nPreserver *                   6.03%     5.51%      17/May/04 \nProtector #                   3.41%      8.14%      16/Nov/01 \nBalancer ##                15.90%    17.50%      16/Nov/01 \nMaximiser ^                  42.08%   32.81%      16/Nov/01 \nPension Preserver *       5.99%     5.28%    17/May/04 \nPension Protector #       3.41%      6.39%     31/May/02 \nPension Balancer ##     16.63%   18.17%    31/May/02 \nPension Maximiser ^      42.07%   37.51%    31/May/02 \nInvestShield Cash #        4.40%     4.40%     04/Jan/05 \nInvestShield Life **         14.42%   11.41%    04/Jan/05 \nInvestShield Pension ** 13.19%    10.96%    04/Jan/05 \n \nThese funds have not been in effect long enough to give an accurate opinion.  I like to look at 3 year, 5 year & 10 year results.  You may want to look into other top ranked companies.  Get quotes from other top ranked companies here:\n\nhttp://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?Refby=614505&Type=life \n\nTake care,\nRon @ InsureMe
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In many life insurance companies, no one is covered if the owner of the policy commit suicide. Some companies have a suicide clause where you are covered for a certain amount of time when you commit suicide. For a beneficiary to claim life insurance proceeds, a proof of death is required.\n\nRemember, if you are choosing term, you want to choose the maximum length available like 30 years. And also, you want to invest in mutual funds at the same time (you should put away $100/month into it if you understand the Dollar Cost Averaging concept).
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Branch Manager\nReliance Life Insurance Company Limited\nSecond Floor, Ramakrishna Building, East Tahampanoor , Tiruvananthapuram, Kerala-695001.\nPh: 3956646 Toll Free No : 1600-44-22-00\n\n-\nManager Sales Team\nReliance Life Insurance Company Limited\nTC 3/2730 (7), Pattom Kowdiar Road, PattomJunction , Tiruvananthapuram, Kerala-695004.\nPh: 2545105 Toll Free No : 1-600-44-22-00\n\ntry to call the landline number.\nPlease rate my answer if you liked it .\nthanx
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L.I.C. is the life insurance corporation of India monopolises life insurance in India. Banks offer compensation for unnatural deaths for people who open accounts and pay for some mutual funds..
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better to ignore the home mailing / data entry crap.\nusually cheats carrying it out.\n\nit might be passe to suggest looking into this industry.\n...but those who've failed before usually jumped on the wrong company...or at the wrong time...or associated with the wrong leadership / co-workers.\n\nthe fact remains that the industry has been fully LEGALISED right here in Sg & other countries.\nhttp://app.mti.gov.sg/default.asp?id=567\nthis company below is not for getting-rich-quick. but for long-term STABLE income for the family. and qualifies under the Exclusion Order (which even includes insurance agencies!).\n\nit will be truely worth your time to check out http://www.teaminmotion.net/guest.html\n\nAbsolutely NEW in Sg & many regions (even within the US)!\ni am the only current local contact.\n\n- "legitimate companies" have been suggested as a possible consideration in self-help books by famous authors\n\n- NASDAQ transparent profit/loss figures.\n(only a few trusted companies in the industry are publicly traded and took 20 years to get there -- this is one of them YET only 5 years old and going very strong! be there to catch the profits!)\n\n- a process that has been proven, you feel good about, and is easily duplicated.\n(its so easy...no "sales" is required!)\n\n- virtually limitless income straight into your bank account!\n(NO more breakaways, volume flushing, level cut-offs!)\n\n- absolute minimal start-up fees.\n\n- free training and support.\n\n- customized web site & online shopping for you to promote your business to ANY country.\n(TRUE global distribution like Amazon.com)\n\n- all traditional admin / remuneration / registration processes already available online AND in Real-Time (to-the-minute).\n(most competitors are still fiddling around with implementing such a system!)\n\ni.e. work with anybody from anywhere in the world from any location you wish\n\n-> check out the website, & if you're interested, get back in touch with me by clicking on my Nick on the left.\notherwise no response is required.\n\npeace.
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You may contact the office of any of the general insurance company's in your area and ask them if they are recruiting agents. Now there are pvt general insurance cos, other than the govt Co's. If they are recruiting then you may apply. Most of the Co's offer free training while some may charge about Rs.1000 -1500 for a 15 day course (100 hours) from IRDA (Insurance Regulatory Development Authority). At the end of the course u have to appear for an exam - it may be on line - and pass the exam. If u pass the exam you'll be issued a license by IRDA for a period of three years (u have to renew after 3 years appearing again for an exam). \n\nYou can also take a combined license, i.e., one for Life Insurance and one for General Insurance. You have to appear for 150 hrs training if you opt for the combined license. Pls note that you can't be an agent for more then one Life and one General Insurance Co., \n\nAll the best..
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15\n NAME OF THE LIFE INSURANCE  COMPANIES \n\n\n\nBajaj Allianz Life Insurance Company Limited .\n\n\nBirla Sun Life Insurance Co. Ltd \nHDFC Standard Life Insurance Co. Ltd \nICICI Prudential Life Insurance Co. Ltd \nING Vysya Life Insurance Company Pvt. Ltd.\nLife Insurance Corporation of India\n\nMax New York Life Insurance Co. Ltd \n\nMet Life India Insurance Company Pvt. Ltd.\n\nKotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life Insurance Limited \n\n\nSBI Life Insurance Co. Ltd\n\nTata AIG Life Insurance Company Limited \n\nReliance Life Insurance Company Limited.\n\nAviva Life Insurance Co. India Pvt. Ltd. \n\nSahara India Life Insurance Co, Ltd.\nShriram Life Insurance Co, Ltd.\n\n\n\n15 \n NAME OF THE GENERAL INSURANCE  COMPANIES\n\nBajaj Allianz General Insurance Co. Ltd. \nICICI Lombard General Insurance Co. Ltd. \nIFFCO Tokio General Insurance Co. Ltd.\nNational Insurance Co.Ltd.\nThe New India Assurance Co. Ltd. \nThe Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd.\nReliance General Insurance Co. Ltd.\nRoyal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Co. Ltd\nTata AIG General Insurance Co. Ltd.\nUnited India Insurance Co. Ltd.\nCholamandalam MS General Insurance Co. Ltd.\nHDFC-Chubb General Insurance Co. Ltd.\nExport Credit Guarantee Corporation Ltd.\nAgriculture Insurance Co. of India Ltd.\nStar Health and Allied Insurance Company Limited
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Here is some info on life insurance: http://www.insuremylife.org/info.html
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For comparison of VAT of different States of India click on the link below\nhttp://www.allindiantaxes.com/vat.php\nFor VAT of other countries refer to VAT sites of countires concerned
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probability distribution of various loss amounts\n\namount of surplus and expected profit versus probability of a large loss\n\ncost of reinsurance
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Hi, your friendly insurance guy here again. :)\n\nLong, but hopefully informative, post.\n\nLet's get the ugly bit out of the way first:\n\nTerm is cheap, Whole Life is expensive.  Whole Life pays an agent or broker more commission because it costs more and generally is given a higher percentage commission than Term products.  I mention this because there are a lot of people who hate Whole Life products and think the people who offer them are sleazy.  Thus, I am putting that bit out here right in front to satisfy the Whole Life Haters. :)\n\nHere's how Term Works:\nYou buy it for a specified period of time (typically 1, 5,10,15,20,25 or 30 years).  When that period, or TERM, is over, you can usually renew it yearly at a vastly increased cost until you reach a particular age.  The age at which you can no longer renew vaires by insurance company.  If you live past your TERM and have not renewed, your family gets nothing and you have lost all the premium money you spent (unless you have a "Return of Premium" rider, which not all companies offer and which is often extremely expensive to add).\n\nHere's how Whole Life works:\nYou buy it now.  It stays in force typically as long as you pay your premiums.  The payments stay the same forever; ther eis no "holy crap the renewal cost is insanely higher than last year."  It develops a cash value over time and in many cases the face value of the insurance goes up as well.\n\nThis, by the way, is the fallacy of all those people who say "the insurance company keeps the cash value when you die."  That's not exactly accurate.  As long as the cash value is in the policy, the typical function of it is to pay for additional face value of the insurance.  So yes, while you don't get a check for the cash value when you die, your death benefit will be larger than the original face value of the policy, making it generally a wash.  If you have had the policy for a very long time, the policy owner comes out ahead in many cases.\n\nThe cash value is NOT, NOT, NOT an "investment." That term is reserved for certain other things, like mutual funds.  It can be called a cash accumulation vehicle or a savings vehicle.  It is NOT an "investment."\n\nThe downside to Whole Life is that it costs a LOT more than the same face value of Term insurance - at least, in the short run.  If you buy a 20-year term policy for $100,000 at age 25, start renewing it annually after it runs out at age 45, and compare your lifetime costs, the Term policy will absolutely kill your wallet.  The Whole Life policy in the long run costs a LOT less than constantly renewing an old Term policy.  This does NOT mean Whole Life is for everyone.  It's only appropriate in some situations and for certain clients with specific needs.\n\nSo which one is the best?  This is the part where I hope folks who are shrieking "But...but Suze Orman told me to buy term and invest the rest" realize I am not some commission seeking scumbag:\n\nIT DEPENDS.  There is no "off the cuff" answer.  To know for sure which is the best for you, your specific situation needs to be evaluated.  Contrary to what other folks may say, I do recommend using an agent.  I do that because I am one and I treat clients properly.  If you go to an insurance company directly, you lose the benefit of having a local contact.  And guess what?  Generally life insurance companies are NOT going to give you a discount because there's no agent involved.  They charge the same and keep the commission money themselves.\n\nSo talk to an agent.  Talk to several.  Find one that you are comfortable with.  The agent should be focused on doing a full evaluation of your specific needs.  Be careful with anyone who says:\n\n"Buy Term and Invest the Rest." (they have a preconception of what's right without wanting to consider your case may not fit their mold - ask if they are willing to conside
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I'm not sure what you're looking for ... If you mean comparisons of your company's plans, there won't be any.\n\nTry to remember that your employer, NOT the insurance carrier, determines what each plan will offer.  In almost every case, insurance companies are ASO (administrative services only) now.  This means that your company holds an account that all claims are paid from.  All the insurance company does is administer the plan your company specifies and then they pay claims out of your company's account.\n\nThus, your company's benefits will likely be different from every other company out there.  I'm sorry if this is disappointing news.  The best suggestion I can give you is to read through all your options and decide what's best for your level of health.