1.What are the withdrawal options available with Tata AIA Smart Sampoorna Raksha Enhance
The withdrawal options available with the Smart Sampoorna Raksha Supreme are:
Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP) - You can withdraw from the fund at pre-determined intervals. Such withdrawals can be a pre-determined percentage of the fund value or a pre-determined absolute amount.
Chosen-Rate Withdrawal Plan (CWP) - A payout, as per the payout frequency chosen, will be processed in case the performance of the fund(s) where the policyholder has invested their premium is higher than the chosen rate of return by the policyholder.
Index-Based Withdrawal Benefit (IWP) - This option works similarly to CWP. But instead of choosing a rate of return, the policyholder can link the rate of return to an external index. Suppose the performance of the fund(s) in which the policyholder has invested their premium is higher than their index-based return. In that case, the positive difference between the two fund values shall be paid out to the policyholder as per the payout frequency chosen.
2.What are the term and conditions for partial withdrawal in a policy year?
We recommend keeping your money invested in the policy for the entire policy term to enjoy the power of compounding. However, this plan provides you with an option to partially withdraw your funds in case of any financial emergency. You can withdraw from you fund value such that the Fund Value post withdrawals is more than two (2) times your Annualised Premium in case of Regular/ Limited Pay. Please note that the maximum limit for partial withdrawals may change from time to time. Please refer this space for current limits.
3.What are the settlement options available under the Tata AIA Smart Sampoorna Raksha Enhance
You can have the option to receive Maturity Benefits either in a lump sum or in the form of periodical payments over a Settlement Period of five years from the Maturity Date.
4.How is the Net Asset Value calculated?
The Net Asset Value (NAV) of the segregated funds shall be computed as:
The Market value of the investment held by the fund + value of current assets - (value of current liabilities and provisions, if any).