HDFC Life Click 2 Protect Supreme Plus. A Non-Linked, Non-Participating, Individual, Pure Risk Premium/Savings Life Insurance Plan:

 

HDFC Life Click 2 Protect Supreme Plus is a Non-Linked, Non-Participating Individual Life Insurance Plan that provides pure risk premium and/or savings.  **Key Features:** - **High Claim Settlement:** 99.68% Claim Settlement Ratio (FY 2024-25). - **Fast Payout:** Instant Death Benefit payable within 1 working day after claim registration (post 1-year waiting period). - **Increasing Cover:** Option to increase Sum Assured on marriage, home loan, and birth of children for an additional premium. - **Women’s Benefit:** 15% discount on base premium. - **Health & Wellness:** In-built service via Life Rewards app. - **Customizable Protection:** Three plan options available. - **Return of Premium:** Get all premiums back on maturity (Life & Life Plus options). - **Additional Benefits:** Accidental Death, Terminal Illness benefit, and other riders. - **Payout Flexibility:** Death Benefit can be received as Instalments or a lump sum. This plan offers strong, customizable life cover to secure your family's financial future as circumstances change.

**HDFC Life Click 2 Protect Supreme Plus Eligibility:** **Plan Options:** 1. **Life**    - Age: Entry 18-84 years; Maturity 18-85 years.    - Policy Term: Min. Single Pay 1 month, Regular Pay 2 years, Limited Pay 3 years; Max. 85 years - Age at Entry.    - Min. Sum Assured: INR 10,000; Max. INR 50,000 for Entry age > 65; No limit otherwise (subject to BAUP). 2. **Life Plus**    - Age: Entry 18-65 years; Maturity 18-85 years.    - Policy Terms are the same as Life.    - Sum Assured is the same as Life. 3. **Life Goal**    - Age: Entry 18-65 years; Maturity 23-85 years.    - Policy Term: Min. Single Pay: 5 years; Limited Pay: 7 years; Max. 85 years - Age at Entry.    - Sum Assured is the same as Life. **Premium Payment Term (PPT):** - **Life**: Regular Pay: Yes; Single Pay: Yes; Limited Pay: 2 years to less than PT. - **Life Plus**: Same as Life. - **Life Goal**: Regular Pay: No; Single Pay: Yes; Limited Pay: Same as others.

Eligibility for POS: Note: Only Life option A and Life Plus are available in the POS variant. Life and Life Plus plan options:
Min. Age at Entry	18 years
Max. Age at Entry	60 years
Min. Age at Maturity	23 years
Max. Age at Maturity	65 years
Min. Policy Term	5 years
Max. Policy Term	65 years – (minus) Age at Entry
Min. Basic Sum Assured	INR 50,000
Max. Basic Sum Assured	INR 25,00,000
**Premium Payment Term (PPT):** **Plan option - Life** - Regular Pay: Yes - Single Pay: Yes - Limited Pay: Up to 2 years before Policy Term minus PPT. **Note:** Ages are last birthdays. Risk begins on the contract date. Premiums are tied to the Minimum/Maximum Sum Assured by the plan option. Non-annual premiums are adjusted annual premiums. For details, visit the official website.

Plan Options: Premium varies by option. Choose one at the outset: Life: Covers death benefit, accelerated for terminal illness. Life Plus: Covers death benefit (accelerated for terminal illness) plus extra for accidental death. Life Goal: Death benefit varies by policy year based on 'Level Cover Period' and 'Amortisation Rate' chosen.

Benefits available under different plan options:

**Benefits of the Life Option plan:** This plan offers a death benefit during the policy term, which can be accelerated if diagnosed with a terminal illness. Available for single-life or with optional Spouse Cover. **Example:** Mr. Bansal, a 35-year-old businessman earning ₹14,00,000 annually, purchased a ₹1,00,00,000 cover under HDFC Life Click 2 Protect Supreme Plus for a 40-year term. He paid ₹23,119 in the first year and ₹25,688 thereafter. He passed away in the 7th year, and his nominee received a lump sum of ₹ 1,00,00,000. Total premiums paid till then: ₹1,46,244.

**Death Benefit:**   Payable as a lump sum upon the life assured's death during the policy term, it is the higher of:   - Sum Assured on Death × SA Factor (remains level after any claim for Terminal Illness).   - 105% of Total Premiums Paid.   **Definitions:**   - **Single Pay (SP) Sum Assured on Death:** Highest of 125% of Single Premium, Sum Assured on Maturity, or Basic Sum Assured.   - **Other than Single Pay (Limited/Regular Pay) Sum Assured on Death:** Highest of 10 times Annualized Premium, Sum Assured on Maturity, or Basic Sum Assured.   - **Annualized Premium:** Yearly premium excluding taxes, rider premiums, and extras.   - **Total Premiums Paid:** Total premiums received (excluding extra premiums and taxes).   - **Sum Assured on Death:** Guaranteed benefit amount payable on death.   - **Basic Sum Assured:** Amount chosen by the policyholder.   - **Sum Assured on Maturity:** Guaranteed amount payable on maturity.

**Terminal Illness Benefit:**   Up to Rs. 2 Cr. of the Death Benefit will be paid early if a terminal illness is diagnosed during the policy term for policyholders under age 80.   - **After payment:**     a) If the Terminal Illness benefit equals the Death Benefit, the policy ends.     b) If the Death Benefit is greater, the policy continues for the remaining amount.   This is an early payment of the death benefit, not an additional amount. A terminal illness must be diagnosed by two independent, IMA-registered medical practitioners and is expected to cause death within 6 months, with the insured receiving only palliative care. The Company may require an independent evaluation.   **Maturity Benefit:**   With the Return of Premium option, 100% of Total Premiums Paid (Sum Assured on Maturity) is paid upon survival to Maturity; otherwise, no benefit is paid.

**Life Plus Option Benefits:** This option provides a death benefit that accelerates upon diagnosis of a terminal illness. An additional sum is paid for accidental death. The policy can be purchased as a single life or with Spouse Cover. **Death Benefit:** A lump sum is paid if the life assured dies during the term, which is the higher of: - Sum Assured on Death - 105% of Total Premiums Paid. **Sum Assured on Death:** - Single Pay (SP): Highest of 125% of Single Premium, Sum Assured on Maturity, or Basic Sum Assured. - Other Pay (Limited/Regular Pay): Highest of 10 times Annualized Premium, Sum Assured on Maturity, or Basic Sum Assured. **Accidental Death Benefit:** An additional amount equal to the Sum Assured on Death is payable if death results from an accident within the Policy Term, occurring within 180 days. **Terminal Illness Benefit:** The Death Benefit is paid early for a terminal illness diagnosed by two approved doctors (not applicable if diagnosed after age 80). Assessment by the Company may also occur. **Maturity Benefit:** With the Return of Premium option, it's 100% of Total Premiums Paid at maturity; otherwise, it is Nil.

**Benefits of the Life Goal Option Plan:** - **Death Benefit:** Varies yearly based on the Level Cover Period and Amortization Rate. The Death Benefit equals the Basic Sum Assured multiplied by the Sum Assured Factor for the year of death.    - **Key Features:**   - **Level Cover Period:** Must meet conditions, e.g., for Limited Pay, it should be equal to or greater than the Premium Payment Term, with a minimum of 5 years.   - **Amortization Rate:** Ranges from 0% to 20% per annum. - A policy with a Death Benefit below the IRDAI minimum requirement will not be issued. - **Maturity Benefit:** NIL.

**Additional Benefits under the Product:** 1. **Return of Premium (ROP) Option:** Offers a lump sum return of 100% of Total Premiums if the policyholder survives to maturity. Requires an extra premium and cannot be opted out of later. 2. **Waiver of Premium on Critical Illness (WOP CI) Option:** Waives future premiums if the life assured is diagnosed with a covered critical illness. Requires extra premium, chosen at inception, and cannot be opted out of later. 3. **Waiver of Premium on Total and Permanent Disability (WOP Disability):** Waives future premiums if total and permanent disability occurs. Requires an extra premium and cannot be opted out of later. 4. **Waiver of Premium on Husband’s Accidental Death:** Provides a death benefit and waives future premiums if the husband dies accidentally. Requires extra premium and must be chosen at inception. 5. **Spouse Cover Option:** Provides the spouse with death benefit cover equal to a chosen percentage of the Life Assured's basic sum assured upon the Life Assured's death. Requires additional premium and cannot be canceled once opted for. 6. **Death Benefit as an Instalment Option:** Nominees can opt for a full or partial death benefit in installments, fixed once chosen, and paid over 5 to 15 years. The interest rate used for discounting is reviewed semi-annually. 7. **Alter Premium Frequency:** Policyholders can change the premium frequency during the premium payment term. 8. **Change Premium Payment Term:** Convert outstanding regular premiums to any available limited premium period, subject to conditions. 9. **Renewability Option at Maturity:** At maturity, the policy can be extended based on attained age and chosen policy term increase, only if certain conditions are met.  For renewal or more details, contact our policy servicing team at maturity.
**10) Life Stage Option:**   This optional feature allows an increase in the Sum Assured without underwriting upon certain life events:   - 1st Marriage: 50% of Basic Sum Assured (max. Rs. 50 lakhs)   - Birth of 1st Child: 25% of Basic Sum Assured (max. Rs. 25 lakhs)   - Birth of 2nd Child: 25% of Basic Sum Assured (max. Rs. 25 lakhs)   - Home Loan: 50% of Basic Sum Assured (max. Rs. 50 lakhs)   **Conditions:**   - Must be under 45 at the event, and have a standard life at inception.   - Exercise within six months of the event.   - Total increase capped at Rs. 1.5 Crore, with an additional "Incremental" premium.   - Not available if a claim has been made or if a rider benefit has been paid.   --- **11) Parent Secure Option:**   This mandatory option allows the death benefit to be paid in fixed percentage instalments to a maximum of two nominees (parents or grandparents) aged 50 or older.   **Conditions:**   - Policy term: 15 to 40 years.   - Cannot select other options like Parent Protect Care or Life Stage.   - If the nominee(s) die before the Life Assured, the legal heir receives a lump sum upon the Life Assured's death.   - No additional premium required.   --- **12) Parent Protect Care:**   Provides a lump sum death benefit and guaranteed regular payouts to qualifying nominees (parents or grandparents over 50).   **Key Features:**   - Proportions set at inception, with regular payouts as a fixed percentage (min. 20%) of the Balance Death Benefit.   - Policy term: 15-40 years.   - Incompatible with other options.   **Conditions:**   - If all nominees die, benefits go to the legal heir.   - No additional premium; option cannot be changed once chosen.   --- **13) Education Income Benefit:**   This optional benefit offers annual payouts to the Life Assured's child (or appointee) upon their death, totaling 10% of the Sum Assured (max. Rs. 10 lakhs), paid until the policy term ends or the child’s 25th birthday.   **Conditions:**   - Policy Term: 5 to 65 years.   - Child's Age at Entry: 0 to 20 years.   - Life Assured's Age at Entry: At least (20 years + Child's Age).   - Requires additional premium and cannot be canceled once opted for.
14) Immediate Payout on Claim Intimation: If the policy is in force and the Life Assured dies after the 1-year waiting period (from the risk commencement date or revival), an accelerated instant Death Benefit will be paid within one working day of claim registration (upon receipt of intimation and required documents) as interim support. The payout is based on the Basic Sum Assured chosen at inception.
Basic Sum Assured	Payout amount
INR 1 to < 2 Crores	INR 2 lacs
INR 2 Crores and above	INR 5 lacs
The remaining sum assured is payable after claim investigation. An immediate payout is not claim acceptance; the company can still reject the claim after a full evaluation and reserves the right to recover any amount paid if the final decision is non-payment. If the life insured dies during the premium break benefit, the company will first deduct the deferred amount from the accelerated death benefit. Refer to the Policy Document for full details on immediate claim payout documentation.
**15) Premium Break Benefit:** Policyholders can request a Premium Break for up to 12 months after 5 years of paid premiums, with 30 days' notice (15 days for the monthly mode). Premiums are deferred, but risk cover remains in place. Any claim will have the deferred amount deducted from it. **Conditions:** - Open to all policyholders with a written request. - Break lasts a maximum of 12 months. - Available multiple times, with a minimum 5-year gap (2 years for females due to pregnancy/spouse death). - Not applicable in the last 5 years of the policy if a prior break was taken. - Must pay a deferred amount to maintain cover. - Policy can be surrendered, with payments first applied to the deferred amount. **16) Premium Break Benefit (Pregnancy or Death of Spouse):** Female policyholders can request a 12-month break after two years of the policy for pregnancy or the death of a spouse, with a 30-day notice. **Conditions:** - Break can be requested anytime during pregnancy or within 6 months post-delivery or within 6 months of the spouse’s death. - Maximum of one break every 2 years. - Must pay a deferred amount and the next premium to keep the cover active. - Policy can be surrendered during the break, with payments going to the deferred amount. **17) Health Management and Well-being Services:** Life Assured can access complimentary Health Management services via the Life Rewards app, provided the policy is in force.  **Key Conditions:** - Provided by third-party vendors; the company is not liable for their actions. - Services are limited in duration and based on the Underwriting Policy. - The policy must be fully paid and past the 30-day free look period. - Fraudulent activity results in benefit suspension, and claims may be refused. - For ongoing health issues, consult a Medical Practitioner.

**Non-Payment of Premiums:**   The policy remains in force during a Grace Period (30 days for yearly, half-yearly, quarterly; 15 days for monthly). If a valid claim occurs during this period before payment, the claim is honored, and the unpaid premium is deducted from the benefit. **Paid-Up:**   A policy becomes Paid-Up only if the Return of Premium option is chosen with Limited/Regular Pay, and premiums are paid for at least one year; otherwise, the policy lapses with no value.  **Benefits Calculation for Paid-Up Policy:**   - **Death Benefit:** Higher of Sum Assured on Death × (Total Premiums Paid ÷ Total Premiums Payable) or 105% of Total Premiums Paid. - **Accidental Death Benefit (if applicable):** Same calculation as Death Benefit. - **Maturity Benefit (if applicable):** Sum Assured on Maturity × (Total Premiums Paid ÷ Total Premiums Payable). - **Surrender Benefit (Return of Premium Option):** Higher Guaranteed Surrender Value (GSV) and Special Surrender Value (SSV). GSV is available immediately for Single Pay or after 2 years for Limited/Regular Pay. SSV is payable after the first year (Limited/Regular Pay) or immediately (Single Pay), calculated using a discount rate of 7.75% p.a. (current).
Where the Return of Premium Option has not been selected: Policy cancellation value (PCV), representing the Unexpired Risk Premium, is acquired immediately with Single Pay or after 2 full years of Limited Pay premiums. Otherwise, the policy lapses with no value. If acquired, PCV is payable upon the life assured's death during the revival period, or at the end of the revival period if not revived. The payable amount is: PCV Factor × Total Premiums Paid × Unexpired Policy Term ÷ Original Policy Term. PCV Factor is as follows:
Policy Year	PCV Factor
During PPT, or if all due premiums have not been paid	30%
Post PPT if all due premiums have been paid	50%
Note: If the policyholder converts to Limited Pay, Total Premiums Paid only includes premiums paid after conversion, and the Original Policy Term is the remaining term. Unexpired Policy Term is determined as follows: Cancellation during Premium Payment Term (PPT): The earlier of the surrender date or the date premiums were paid up to. For a cancellation payout due to death during or at the end of the revival period (if not revived), the calculation uses the date premiums were paid up to that point. Cancellation post PPT: The surrender date.
**Smart Exit Benefit:**  This benefit allows policyholders to receive the Total Premiums Paid by cancelling their policy between policy year 26 and the fifth-to-last policy year. It’s not available with the Life Goal or Return of Premium options. For Limited Pay policies, only premiums paid after conversion are included. **Revival:** A lapsed policy can be revived by the Insurer within five years of the first unpaid Premium's due date. Revival requires full payment of due premiums and any applicable late fees, plus approval of the insured's insurability. The current interest rate is 9% p.a., with revival rates adjusted semi-annually based on the Average Annualized 10-year benchmark G-Sec Yield + 2%. All contractual benefits are restored upon revival.

**Riders:** 1. **HDFC Life Income Benefit on Accidental Disability Rider** – Non-Linked: Pays 1% of Rider Sum Assured monthly for 10 years upon Accidental Total Permanent Disability—no maturity benefit. 2. **HDFC Life Health Plus Rider** – Non-Linked: Pays a lump sum (Rider Sum Assured) on diagnosis of 60 covered Critical Illnesses or a proportionate benefit for Early Stage/Major Cancer. No maturity benefit. 3. **HDFC Life LiveWell Rider** – Non-Linked: Provides a lump sum (Rider Sum Assured) on death, terminal illness, accidental death, hospitalization, or waiver of future premiums on death/Terminal Illness, depending on the option. For full details, see Rider Brochures on our website.

Terms and Conditions (Key Exclusions): a. Suicide: If death by suicide occurs within 12 months of policy start/revival, the nominee gets $\ge$ 80% of total premiums paid or surrender value (whichever is higher), if the policy is active. b. Age Correction: Premiums are based on declared age. If the "Correct Age" is found to be different: (i) If ineligible, the policy is canceled, and premiums are returned minus expenses; an alternative plan may be offered. (ii) If eligible, the premium difference (plus interest) based on the Correct Age is due on the next anniversary, and the revised premium applies thereafter. c. Accidental Death Benefit Exclusions: Benefit is not paid if death is caused by: *   War/hostilities, self-injury/suicide, influence of intoxicants, non-scheduled airline aviation, criminal breach of law, professional hazardous sports, nuclear/chemical/biological risks, or illegal acts. d. WOP Disability Options (TPD) Exclusions: No payment for TPD caused by: *   Pre-existing conditions (within 36 months of policy/reinstatement), substance abuse, intentional self-harm, war/civil unrest/military service, nuclear/chemical/biological risk, high-risk occupations, congenital/inherited conditions, hazardous activities/selfie accidents, non-fare-paying aviation, childbirth/pregnancy-related treatments (except specified), unproven/experimental treatment, unregistered practitioners, sex change, cosmetic surgery (unless medically necessary for specified reasons), bariatric surgery (unless specified criteria are met), rest/convalescence/domestic reasons, criminal intent, death within the survival period, or sterility/infertility treatment. Waiting Period: A 90-day waiting period applies from the Policy Risk Commencement Date or from the date of revival. No benefit is payable if the event occurs during this period, unless the claim is solely due to an Accident and permanency is established.

**Exclusions for WOP CI Option:** 1. Any illness/sickness/disease not listed as Critical Illnesses. 2. Pre-existing Diseases diagnosed or treated within 36 months before the policy's start date, unless declared and accepted after 36 months. 3. Critical Illness from treatment for alcoholism, drug abuse, or suicide. 4. Issues arising from war, civil unrest, or nuclear incidents. 5. Congenital anomalies, inherited disorders, or conditions from hazardous sports. 6. Flying activities outside of being a fare-paying passenger on a recognized airline. 7. Illness connected to childbirth (excluding ectopic pregnancy) or unproven treatments. 8. Diagnoses from non-licensed practitioners. 9. Surgical changes for gender transition or cosmetic procedures (unless medically necessary). 10. Surgical treatments for obesity without strict medical criteria. 11. Treatments received in spas or similar establishments. 12. Illness resulting from criminal activities. 13. Death in survival (15 days post-diagnosis). **Waiting Period:** 90 days from policy start; no wait for accident-related claims. **Survival Period:** Life assured must survive 15 days post-diagnosis for benefits to be payable.

**Exclusions for Waiver of Premium on Husband’s Accidental Death:** The waiver is excluded if death results from: 1. War or similar events (declared or not), civil unrest, or military power. 2. Intentional self-injury, suicide, or attempted suicide (except in self-defense). 3. Being under the influence of intoxicants, unless responsible for the incident. 4. Participation in aviation or ballooning, unless as a fare-paying passenger on a scheduled airline. 5. Committing a breach of law with criminal intent. 6. Involvement in professional hazardous or adventure sports (e.g., rock climbing, motor racing). 7. Ionizing radiation, radioactivity, or terrorism related to nuclear, chemical, or biological threats. 8. Actual or attempted commission of illegal acts.

C) Tax Benefits: Tax benefits may apply to premiums and benefits as per the Income Tax Act, 1961. Consult your tax advisor. D) Free-Look Cancellation: If dissatisfied, return the policy within 30 days of receipt with reasons for a refund, minus proportionate risk premium, medical costs, and stamp duty. Original policy not needed for dematerialised policies. E) Underwriting Extra Premium: Sub-standard lives and smokers may be charged an extra premium based on the underwriting policy. F) Policy Loan: Not available. G) Nomination (Section 39): Policyholder can nominate person(s) to receive policy money upon death. A guardian can be appointed for a minor nominee. A nomination can be made at any time before maturity, recorded in the policy, endorsed, or communicated to and registered with the insurer. A nomination can be cancelled or changed before maturity by endorsement, further endorsement, or a will, and requires written notice to the insurer. Bona fide payment to a prior nominee is valid without notice. A fee may apply for registration. Policy transfer/assignment (Section 38) cancels nomination, except for loan/security assignment, which revives upon loan repayment. Section 39 doesn't apply to policies under the Married Women's Property Act, 1874 (MWP Act), unless specifically favoring the spouse or children and noted as such. H) Assignment (Sec 38): A policy can be wholly or partly transferred/assigned via endorsement or separate instrument, with notice to the Insurer. The instrument must detail the transfer, reasons, assignee's background, and terms, signed by the assignor/transferor or agent and attested. The assignment is effective only after the Insurer receives written notice and the original/certified copy, potentially subject to a fee. The Insurer provides written acknowledgment. The Insurer can refuse non-bona fide assignments, those against policyholder/public interest, or those for trading, with an appeal option to IRDAI within 30 days. Note: Sections G and H are simplified summaries. Refer to Sections 38 and 39 of the Insurance Act, 1938. I) Prohibition of Rebates (Sec 41): Offering or accepting any rebate on commission or premium as an inducement is prohibited, except as published in the insurer's prospectuses. Violation incurs a penalty of up to ten lakh rupees. J) Non-Disclosure (Section 45): A policy cannot be questioned after three years from the latest of issuance, risk commencement, revival, or rider. Within three years, a policy can be questioned for fraud (insurer must provide written grounds and materials). Repudiation for fraud is invalid if the insured proves unintentional misstatement/suppression or if the fact was known to the insurer; the deceased policyholder's beneficiaries bear the onus of disproving fraud. Within three years, a policy can also be questioned for an incorrect statement/suppression of a material fact affecting life expectancy (the insurer must provide written grounds). If repudiation is based on misstatement/suppression but not fraud, collected premiums must be returned within ninety days. Proof of age can be sought at any time, and policy adjustments based on subsequent proof are not considered questioning the policy. K) Fraud or Misstatement: If fraud or misstatement (including non-disclosure) is established per Section 45, the Policy cancels immediately, and the Surrender Value is paid. L) Insurance Laws Amendment: This is a simplified summary; refer to the Original Ordinance Gazette Notification (December 26, 2014) for complete details. M) Taxes: Indirect taxes/levies will be charged (potentially added to premiums/charges). Direct taxes will be deducted from policy payments per the Income Tax Act, 1961. N) Electronic Insurance Account (eIA): Policyholders can hold dematerialized policies in a password-protected online eIA, simplifying access, payments, address changes, and eliminating future KYC needs. More information is on the HDFC Life website.

**Grievance Redressal:** Contact us with your concerns via: - **Helpline:** 022-68446530 (NRI: +91 89166 94100, call charges apply) - **Email:** service@hdfclife.com (NRI: nriservice@hdfclife.com) - **In Writing:** Submit a signed letter to any HDFC Life Branch (Grievance Redressal Officer available). Check branch details: [Branch Locator](https://www.hdfclife.com/contact-us#BranchLocator). Note: Branches are closed on Sundays and holidays. - **Online:** Visit [Grievance Redressal](https://www.hdfclife.com/customer-service/grievance-redressal). If unresolved, refer to the escalation matrix or approach the Insurance Ombudsman. For details, see Part G of the policy document.

Disclaimer: This summary is derived from information provided on HDFC Life's official website, www.hdfclife.com. The author aims for accuracy; however, they do not accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions, nor the consequences of actions taken based on this information. The key features highlighted here are condensed using AI tools and do not constitute a comprehensive overview of the policy. For the most up-to-date and precise information, consult the official HDFC Life website before making any financial decisions.

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