Bajaj Allianz Life has launched the Smart Pension Plan, a unit-linked, non-participating individual pension plan designed to provide market-linked returns and comprehensive retirement benefits. Discover the key features and how it can enhance your retirement planning.
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The Bajaj Allianz Life Smart Pension Plan is a unit-linked, non-participating individual pension plan designed to provide lifelong guaranteed income post-retirement. It offers market-linked returns and comprehensive benefits to help customers secure their financial future.
The Smart Pension Plan allows customers to choose a vesting age starting as early as 45 years and select a policy term ranging from 10 years to the maximum vesting age. This flexibility helps customers tailor the plan to their specific retirement needs.
The plan invests in the Nifty 200 Alpha 30 Index Pension Fund, which invests in 30 high-alpha stocks from the Nifty 200 universe using Jensen’s Alpha methodology. This market-linked approach aims to outperform market expectations and provide strong potential for long-term retirement wealth creation.
The plan offers loyalty additions, a vesting booster at the end of the 15th policy year, and the ability to withdraw up to 60% of the accumulated corpus tax-free at vesting. Policyholders can also opt for partial withdrawals during major life events or in case of critical illness.
The death benefit guarantees a minimum of 105% of the total premiums paid or the fund value, whichever is higher. Additionally, tax benefits may apply on premiums and payouts, aligning with current tax laws.

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