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Life Insurance Corporation of India brings new policies for its customers from time to time as per their needs. There are already many types of plans especially for women. As a part of this, LIC has introduced another excellent policy called Aadhaar Sheela. Join this scheme and pay only Rs. 87 if you save, you can get a lump sum of Rs.11 lakhs at the time of maturity. Let us know the full details of this policy now.

LIC Aadhaar Sheela Scheme is the best scheme offered by LIC for the future welfare of girl child. This unique insurance scheme provides financial security to the family of a girl child. Under the Aadhaar Sheela scheme, all you need to do is invest 87 rupees per day. At the end you will get up to Rs.11 Lakhs on maturity amount. If you opt for a policy term of 15 years, the sum assured is Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. Between 5 lakhs.


After the full completion of the policy term, the maturity amount is paid. With this policy you can get up to 90% loan. Income tax benefits can also be availed.
LIC Aadhaar Sheela Scheme is an exclusive scheme for women only. Women between 8 years to 55 years can join it. You can take a policy for 10 to 20 years. Aadhaar card, voter card, passport, driving license, electricity bill, ration card, income tax return etc. can be submitted for enrollment in Aadhaar Sheela insurance plan.


Kanyathan Procedure:


Another important scheme of LIC is Kanyathon Policy. Invest just 75 rupees in this scheme. This policy will fetch Rs.14 lakhs at the time of maturity. Through this scheme you can get insurance of at least Rs. There is no limit on investment. The girl's father must be at least 18 years old. Must be below 50 years. A female should also be at least one year old.
The policy tenure of Kanyathan scheme is 13 to 25 years. There are also options to pay premium on monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly basis. In case of accidental death of the insured parents, Rs.10 lakh will be paid immediately. In case of natural death, Rs. 5 lakh will be paid immediately. If the father dies during the policy term, the child does not have to pay the premium for the remaining term. In that case the premium will be waived off.