SBI Life · Savings · Guaranteed Income
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A non-participating savings plan offering either a lump-sum-only "Life Income" structure or a guaranteed-income-plus-maturity "Guaranteed Income" structure, with limited premium terms of 6-10 years.
Product data last fetched 26 August 2026. Features, premiums and availability may change — verify against the official brochure/policy wording before deciding.
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PurposeSavings — Traditional
CategoryGuaranteed Income
InsurerSBI Life
Life CoverNot available in the current product data
PremiumNot available in the current product data
Policy TermNot available in the current product data
Premium-Paying TermNot available in the current product data
GuaranteeNot available in the current product data
Market ExposureNot applicable — non-linked
LiquidityNot available in the current product data
Lock-inNot available in the current product data
ChargesNot available in the current product data
Maturity BenefitNot available in the current product data
Death BenefitNot available in the current product data
SurrenderNot available in the current product data
Paid-upNot available in the current product data
Tax NotesDepends on policy structure, premium amount, issue date and applicable tax law — see our tax notes
XIRRNot available in the current product data
What this product is
A non-participating savings plan offering either a lump-sum-only "Life Income" structure or a guaranteed-income-plus-maturity "Guaranteed Income" structure, with limited premium terms of 6-10 years.
You might need this if…
- You might need this if you want to choose between a simple lump-sum death benefit structure and a structured guaranteed-income-during-payout structure, depending on what your family needs.
- You might need this if you're 45+ and want a savings plan specifically designed with higher minimum entry ages in mind for many entry channels.
- You might need this if you want your premiums to stop relatively early (6-10 years) while payouts continue for up to 30 years after.
- You might need this if you want built-in flexibility to change the frequency of your income payouts before the payout period begins.
How it actually works
- Choose a limited premium payment term of 6, 7, 8, or 10 years; minimum annualized premium ₹50,000.
- Payout period options run 13 to 30 years depending on the premium term chosen; guaranteed income = Guaranteed Income Factor x annualized premium x modal factor.
- Maturity benefit under this plan returns 110% of total premiums paid at the end of the policy term.
- Under the Guaranteed Income option, death before the payout period pays a lump sum sum-assured; death during the payout period continues income to the nominee (or lets them take a discounted lump sum) in addition to the sum assured.
- Sum Assured on Death is the highest of 11x annualized premium, 105% of premiums paid to date, or a formula tied to guaranteed income and maturity benefit.
- Optional Accident Benefit Rider can add accidental death cover up to ₹2 crore or disability cover up to ₹1.5 crore.
Worked example
For a 35-year-old paying ₹1,00,000/year for 10 years (₹10 lakh total) under the Guaranteed Income option with a 15-year payout on a 26-year policy term, the brochure shows a guaranteed income of about ₹90,720 a year plus a maturity benefit of ₹11,00,000; a death in year 20 would pay roughly ₹12,75,414 plus the ₹90,720 annual income for the rest of the payout period.
Worth knowing before you decide
- Surrender value requires at least one full year's premium paid (SSV) or two years (GSV) before it becomes available.
- Changing the income payout frequency is only allowed within a nine-month window before the premium payment term ends.
- This is a non-participating product, so declared figures don't fluctuate with company profits, but they also can't exceed what's contractually guaranteed.
- Suicide within 12 months of start/revival caps the payout at 80% of total premiums paid.
Official source
⌟ Official product brochure
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