Discover how much you’ll receive at the end of your LIC policy with our free LIC Maturity Calculator. Whether you're an LIC policyholder or exploring investment options, this tool simplifies the process of estimating your maturity amount.
LIC maturity refers to the lump sum amount paid to policyholders by the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) when their policy completes its term. This payout typically includes the Sum Assured (the guaranteed amount) plus any bonuses accumulated over the years, such as simple reversionary bonuses or final additional bonuses. LIC policies like endowment plans and money-back plans offer maturity benefits, making them a popular choice for savings and insurance in India.
The maturity amount of an LIC policy is calculated based on several key factors:
For instance, if your sum assured is ₹5,00,000, the policy term is 20 years, and the bonus rate is ₹50 per ₹1000 sum assured, the total bonus would be calculated as: (₹5,00,000 / 1000) * ₹50 * 20 = ₹5,00,000. Adding this to the sum assured, your maturity amount would be ₹10,00,000 (excluding additional bonuses).
Note: Actual amounts may vary based on LIC’s final bonus declarations and policy terms.
Our LIC Maturity Calculator is designed to give you a quick estimate of your policy’s maturity amount. Input your details below and get results in seconds!
Using our LIC Maturity Calculator is simple and straightforward. Follow these steps:
This tool offers an indicative figure. For exact maturity details, consult your LIC branch or agent.
Calculating your LIC maturity amount offers several advantages:
An LIC Maturity Calculator is an online tool that estimates the maturity amount of your LIC policy based on inputs like sum assured, term, and bonus rate.
It provides a close estimate based on standard inputs. However, actual payouts may include additional bonuses or deductions, so verify with LIC for precision.
Check your policy documents or visit LIC’s official website under your plan’s details section.
It’s ideal for endowment and money-back plans with maturity benefits. Term insurance plans don’t typically offer maturity amounts.