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Mumbai:
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is terminating its
Childrens Money Back Policy from 31 March 2002.
Says
LIC managing director N C Sharma: We have decided to
discontinue the childrens plan, which assured returns of Rs 80
per Rs 1,000. But the scheme will be relaunched later in a
different form.
LIC has been
discontinuing many of its high-return schemes due to the falling
yield on investments. Earlier this month it discontinued its
Jeevan Sanchay and Childrens Growth schemes.
The life insurer,
however, has recorded a tremendous growth in its business with
sales of 1.78 crore policies as on 15 March 2002. The public
sector giant has collected Rs 13,349 crore in the first premium
income in the current year so far, as compared to about Rs 6,600
crore for the entire last year.
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