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New Delhi:- In India, LIC (Life Insurance Corporation)  schemes remain an important means for the financial security of citizens. One of these schemes is  the LIC Kanyadan Policy , which is specially designed for girls. The purpose of this policy is to ensure the expenses of education and marriage of daughters. With a monthly investment of just ₹ 2,250, you can get an amount of up to ₹ 14 lakh after 25 years.

LIC Kanyadan Policy is a special scheme in which you can deposit monthly premium. This scheme provides financial stability to parents for the future of their daughters. If you invest ₹2,250 per month, after 25 years you will  get ₹14 lakh as maturity  . Under this policy, immediate financial assistance is also given to the daughter's nominee in case of death of the parents.

If death occurs during the policy term, the nominee gets a benefit of up to ₹10 lakh. And if this event occurs after maturity, this amount can increase to ₹27 lakh.

This scheme is not just an insurance protection but a plan for a bright future for daughters. It includes:

• Education and marriage expenses are covered.
• You can choose from monthly, quarterly, or yearly payment options.
• The premium amount can be reduced or increased, which will also affect the maturity amount.

To invest in LIC Kanyadan policy, your daughter should be at least  1 year old  . The policy term and premiums are decided based on your financial goals and income. This plan is especially for those parents who want to secure the future of their daughters.

1. What is the minimum premium in LIC Kanyadan policy?
The minimum premium depends on the plan and term you choose, but can start from ₹2,250 per month.

2. Can the premium be changed during the policy term?
Yes, you can increase or decrease the premium amount according to your financial situation.

3. What is the death benefit?
If the policyholder dies during the policy term, the nominee gets a benefit of up to ₹10 lakh.

4. Does this plan offer tax benefits?
Yes, under this policy, you can avail tax exemption under Section 80C and Section 10(10D).