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Free LIC Premium Calculator

Estimate LIC policy premiums based on plan and age.

Premium per Year

54,612

Annual Premium (incl. GST)

54,612

GST: ₹2,352

Total Premiums (20 yrs)

10,92,237

These are approximate estimates based on publicly available LIC rate tables. Actual premiums may vary. Consult LIC or an authorized agent for exact figures.

About this tool

LIC policies come with a range of plan types - endowment, whole life, term - and figuring out the premium before you commit can save a lot of back-and-forth with an agent. This calculator gives you a ballpark estimate based on the plan you are considering, your age, the sum assured, and the policy term. The premium rates used here are approximate and based on publicly available LIC rate tables. The actual premium you are quoted may differ slightly based on factors like medical history, rider additions, and any applicable rebates or loading. This tool is meant to give you a realistic starting point so you can plan your budget before having the detailed conversation with LIC or an agent. You can also toggle between payment frequencies - yearly, half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly - to see how the payment amount changes. LIC applies a slightly different factor for each frequency, so paying annually is the most cost-effective option, while monthly payments are the most convenient but cost slightly more overall. One thing to keep in mind: for term plans like Tech Term, premiums are significantly lower because there is no maturity benefit - it only pays out on death during the policy term. Endowment and whole life plans cost more because they build a savings component alongside the insurance cover.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. These are estimates based on approximate LIC rate tables. Actual premiums may vary based on medical underwriting, riders, and rebates. Use this as a planning tool before approaching LIC.

Yearly payment is the most cost-effective. LIC offers a rebate for annual payments, making the total outgo lower compared to half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly modes.

Term plans only provide a death benefit with no maturity payout or savings component, which makes them significantly cheaper than endowment or whole life plans.

Yes. Premiums increase with age because the risk to the insurer is higher. Starting a policy younger typically results in lower premiums for the entire policy term.

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