When it comes to investing for the future, many people want two things — steady wealth creation and financial security for their family. That’s where ULIPs (Unit Linked Insurance Plans) come in.
They combine market-linked investment with life insurance protection. And when your policy matures, you receive your ULIP maturity returns — a lump sum that reflects your disciplined investing and smart fund management.
Wondering how much your ULIP could return? Or how to claim it easily online? This guide breaks it down in simple terms.
How to calculate ULIP maturity returns?
Know what to expect — and how to optimise your returns
Your ULIP maturity amount isn’t random. It depends on how your chosen funds perform over time and how long you stay invested. Understanding this can help you plan your goals better.
Key factors that influence ULIP returns:
- Fund performance: Your ULIP returns depend on whether you invest in equity, debt, or balanced funds — and how those funds perform in the market.
- Premium payment tenure: The longer you stay invested, the more your money compounds over time.
- Market conditions: ULIPs are market-linked, so returns may vary depending on when you invest and redeem.
- Fund management charges: A portion of your returns is used for fund management, so choosing cost-efficient plans helps.
ULIP maturity formula:
Maturity amount = Total units allocated × NAV (Net Asset Value) at maturity
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