Insurance Premium Calculator

An insurance premium calculator helps you estimate the premium amount for life insurance policies based on various factors. By entering your age, sum assured, policy term, and other relevant details, you can instantly calculate the annual and monthly premium for different types of life insurance plans. This tool is essential for insurance planning and understanding policy costs.

Insurance Premium Calculator

Results

Annual Premium: ₹ 0
Monthly Premium: ₹ 0
Premium Rate per 1000 Sum Assured: ₹ 0

How to Use

  1. Enter your current age
  2. Specify the sum assured amount you want
  3. Input the policy term in years
  4. Enter the premium payment term
  5. Select the type of insurance plan
  6. Choose your smoking status
  7. Click on the "Calculate Premium" button
  8. View the estimated annual and monthly premiums
  9. Compare different insurance plans and options

Features

  • Instant insurance premium calculation without page reload
  • Mobile-friendly responsive design
  • No external API dependencies
  • Real-time calculation as you type
  • Detailed breakdown of premium components
  • Works offline once loaded
  • Print-friendly results
  • Compatible with all modern browsers
  • Supports multiple insurance plan types
  • Considers risk factors like age and smoking

Premium Calculation Factors

Insurance premiums are determined by several factors:

  • Mortality Rate: Probability of death at a given age
  • Sum Assured: Higher coverage results in higher premiums
  • Policy Term: Longer terms generally increase premiums
  • Age: Premiums increase with age due to higher risk
  • Health Status: Smokers pay higher premiums due to increased risk
  • Type of Plan: Different plans have different premium structures
  • Riders: Additional coverage increases premium
  • Payment Frequency: Monthly payments may include small administrative charges

Note: This calculator provides approximate premium estimates. Actual premiums may vary based on underwriting and other factors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an insurance premium?

An insurance premium is the amount paid by the policyholder to the insurance company for coverage under an insurance policy.

What factors affect insurance premiums?

Key factors include age, health status, sum assured, policy term, smoking habits, and type of insurance plan.

What is the difference between term and permanent insurance?

Term insurance provides coverage for a specific period, while permanent insurance offers lifelong coverage with savings component.

Why do smokers pay higher premiums?

Smokers have higher mortality rates and health risks, leading to increased insurance claims and thus higher premiums.

Can I pay premiums monthly or annually?

Most insurers offer flexibility to pay premiums monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually based on your preference.

What happens if I miss a premium payment?

Insurers typically provide a grace period. If premiums aren't paid within this period, the policy may lapse.

Are insurance premiums tax deductible?

Premiums paid for life insurance policies are eligible for tax deduction under Section 80C up to ₹ 1.5 lakh.

Can I change my premium payment frequency?

Many insurers allow changing premium payment frequency during policy renewal, subject to terms and conditions.

What is a rider in insurance?

A rider is an additional benefit that can be added to a basic insurance policy for extra coverage at an additional premium.

How is the premium for term insurance calculated?

Term insurance premium is calculated based on mortality rates, sum assured, policy term, age, and health factors.