Child savings insurance plans are designed to help parents save money for their child's future needs, such as education, marriage, or other life events. These plans provide a combination of savings and insurance benefits that can help parents to build a financial corpus for their child's future while also providing life cover in case of the unfortunate event of the parent's death.
 
           
            Here's how child savings insurance plans work Here's how child savings insurance plans work
You can buy a child savings insurance plan, which requires you to pay regular premiums for a certain period, usually between 10 to 20 years.
 
          The insurance plan also provides life cover protection, which means that in case of any unfortunate events such as death of the life assured during the policy term, your child will receive a death benefit. At the end of the policy term, if you survive the term, the accumulated savings corpus will be paid to your child.
 
          Some child savings insurance plans also offer additional features such as loan against the policy, and premium waiver in case of the parent's death, which can provide additional flexibility and benefits to the policyholder.