TATA AIA LIFE · TERM PLAN

Sampoorna Raksha Promise

Plan terms, riders and exclusions from the insurer’s published material, plus an estimate of what it might cost you.

Illustrative prototype · Not a quote or policy recommendation · Verify details with the insurer and a licensed professional

Plan terms

InsurerTata AIA Life
Entry age18–65 years
Policy term1–82 years
Cover ends by age100 years
Cover amountFrom ₹5 Lakh; higher amounts subject to underwriting
Published premium, ₹1 Cr₹8,756 – ₹37,612 a year (age 25–45)
Premium paymentRegular pay · Annual
MedicalMedical underwriting may apply
Data statusPublished details · Sep 2026

Key benefits

  • Life cover up to age 100 option
  • Return of premiums at maturity option
  • 50% of cover on terminal illness diagnosis
  • ₹3 Lakh instant payout on claim intimation

Riders and add-ons

Available for an extra premium. Rider terms and eligibility are set out in each rider’s own document.

  • Accidental death, critical illness and waiver of premium riders (extra premium)

Important exclusions

  • Suicide within 12 months
  • Non-disclosure of health or lifestyle facts

General wording, not quoted from the policy. Read the full exclusions in the policy document before buying.

Estimate your premium for Sampoorna Raksha Promise

Scaled to this plan’s published price compared with the benchmark. Not an insurer quote.

Premium details

years
₹1 Cr
Cover until age 60

Estimated monthly premium

₹954 / month

Likely range ₹763 – ₹1,193 a month · about ₹11,010 a year

Rate at your age₹11,124 a year per ₹1 Cr (age 30, 30-year cover)
Sum insured× 1.00 (₹1 Cr)
Term factor× 1.00 (30 years)
Sampoorna Raksha Promise pricing× 0.99 (vs. the benchmark plan's published price)
Tobacco× 1.00 (non-smoker)
Gender× 1.00 (male)
Health× 1.00 (good)
Monthly payment÷ 12, plus 4% for paying monthly
Not an insurer quote

Rates are matched to published example premiums from one leading insurer (₹1 Cr, healthy non-smoking man, 30-year cover, 2026), scaled for your age, cover and term. Women usually pay less; smokers typically pay 50–80% more. Actual premiums are set by each insurer and depend on medical underwriting, health, lifestyle, tobacco use, occupation, income, riders, payment option and applicable taxes. Actual rates can be considerably higher or lower. Check the insurer’s current rates or talk to a licensed adviser before you decide.