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ANY DILEMMA FOR INVESTMENT ? COMPLETE STORY OF ULIP V/S MUTUAL FUND DONT MISS.....


(Reference: Economic times)


Is ULIP better than mutual funds? This is burning question running in mind.

Are you in dilemma, then this post will clear your mind for that you need to know, to learn and to decide where to invest.

A sound finance planning is all about making future bright. Pick right product at right time make entire life change. 


The following are the Charges taken in ULIP. It is the main reason it has not gain much importance over a mutual fund.



1) Premium Allocation Charge:

It is common charge taken as Fixed Percentage of the premium received and usually in initial years it charged at higher rate. This charge includes initial and renewal expenses and commissions expenses of Agents. In Such plan Agent commission is high almost near to 30%.

Premium Allocation Charge is basically charge from premium received and balance amount is used to buy units at the prevailing net asset value (NAV). Example: I have paid 1, 00,000 Rs. And allocation charge is 18% then remaining 82,000 will be used for fund options.



Due to charges taken directly it will known as Front loaded.  Moreover, this charge is taken on renewal premium also, can continue for initial 5-7 years of the policy. Even allocation charge vary depends on tenure and premium plan can be one time premium or regular premium.

2) Mortality Charges:

It is another cost for insurance buyer. Mortality charges depend on few factors like Age, amount of sum assured etc and taken on monthly basis. Even payee has selected annual pay term charge is taken on monthly basis and charge from unit holding bought from first remaining amount after deduction of Allocation charges.



    3) Fund Management Charge:

Fund Management Charge is the fee levied for by insurance company for managing funds in an ULIP. This expense is adjusted with net asset value on daily basis. Moreover, insurers levy maximum allowed in equity funds, normally such expenses follows in range of 1.15% to 1.35%. While in debt or non equity funds such expense uses to lower.


 4) Policy administration charges:

This is a fee charged for administration of policy and usually taken on monthly basis by canceling of units of funds. Such charges are pre-determined and taken flat throughout the policy term.



     5) Partial Withdrawal Charge:

ULIPs provide an option to partial withdrawal of funds. Sometimes, it is pre defined that the insurer can withdrawal 2-3-5 times withdrawal free in a year, while beyond certain limit it attract cost of Rs. 50 to 200 Rs. Depends on number of withdrawals.

     6) Fund Switching Charge:

Moving funds or investments between options is known switching.
 A person can switches may be allowed each year from debt to equity and equity to debt fund. Many times co allows 3 times in a year beyond that charge taken 100 to 300 Rs. Per switch.  By cancelling unit co charge such expenses.

     7) Premium discontinuance charge:

Anyone stop to pay annual premium during first 5 years policy use to be discontinuance policy. In initial five years during lock in few % of premium will be locked like for 50000 premium 1st years amount could be 10000 Rs, 9000Rs. 8000 Rs. 7000Rs. 6000Rs. in 5 years period. In case of policy is discontinued then there is no surrender charge.



Summary of all expense in one table…..

UNIT LINK INSURANCE PLAN (ULIP) charges
Types of charge
How it charged
Frequency of deduction
Premium allocation charge
Fixed % of the premium
When premium paid
Mortality charge
Depends On age, Sum assured
Monthly basis
Fund Management charge
ON fund Options
Daily basis
Policy Administration Charge
Fixed or % of Fund value
Monthly basis
Partial Withdrawal Charge
Fix Fee
Transaction wise
Fund Switching Charge
Fix Fee
Transaction wise
Premium Discontinuance Charge
Fix Fee
Transaction wise



                  Being an investor of mutual fund one must know what charges taken by mutual fund houses for managing our hard core earn money 

Entry load:
The charge taken when then unit being purchased. At now it is nil



 Exit load:
The charge levied at time of selling mutual fund unit. There is no fixed exit loads but it varies between .5% to 3% depending upon holding period beyond limit non charge is taken.

 Example: Mr a having 1% exit load if he exit before 1 year period and holding NAV of rs. 50 per unit 1000 unit and he sells with in 8 months period his  redemption will be done at 49.5 after exit load it will be 49.85 due to 4 months early exit.

Transaction charges:
It is charge one time when investor do investment of over 10k. For new investor it might be 150 rs. For exiting one it will be 100 and sip of 10k or above 100 rs

Recurring charges:
The expense are charged on daily net asset of the specific mutual fund. Guideline rates given by regulator to each houses. The expenses is deducted every day from net asset value of the fund and NAV is declared is after adjusting the expenses.

 Even expense is mention by regulator still it varies based on size of net asset of the fund, higher the net assets, lower expense. In case of liquid fund such expense is the main difference we can ignore.

More on ELSS Fund

Lock in period 3 years
Return volatile due to equity exposure 
Tax short term @ 15% and long term @ 10%
Minimum and maximum amount . starting from 500 rs to no limit for maximum limit.

Top 10 ELSS fund.....

Axis long term equity fund
Franklin India tax shield fund
DSP tax saver fund
Reliance tax saver
Icici Pru long term equity


Aditya birla sun life tax relief 96
Invesco India tax plan 
Tata India tax savings 
Idfc tax advantage 
Principal tax savings fund 

Taken net asset from 350 cr to 15000 crore corpus
Last 5 years each and every fund provided return from 17% to 20% range


For more list of best mutual fund click here ..... For all scheme across categories at
Www.economictimes.indiatimes.com/MF/analysis/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2019/articles how/67449513.cms



 Let's compare ULIP v/s MUTUAL FUND


Go For ULIP....
Long term investment 
Low to high risk appetite 
Want life cover with investment 
For tax saving plan

Go For Mutual funds.....
Want to invest for short or medium to long term
When risk capacity is medium yo high 
When you want liquidity at high
When you have term plan with sufficient amount to protect family

Summary:
Either you buy online ULIP plan to save agent commission and many expense with complete information

Second you buy term plan covering 10-15 times your annual income say you are earning 5 lakh buy term plan worth 50-70 lakh and start investing in mutual fund which provide you investment opportunity in short span also.

Even if you plan for tax kindly invest in ELSS to claim tax credit.



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