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Financial Planner - Answered on Feb 01, 2024

Jinal Mehta is a qualified certified financial professional certified by FPSB India. She has 10 years of experience in the field of personal finance.
She is the founder of Beyond Learning Finance, an authorised education provider for the CFP certification programme in India.
In addition, she manages a family office organisation, where she handles investment planning, tax planning, insurance planning and estate planning.
Jinal has a bachelor's degree in management studies. She also has a diploma in in financial management from NMIMS, Mumbai.
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Dinesh Question by Dinesh on Jan 18, 2024Hindi
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Im 30 and looking for a term insurance for a term of 30 years. Could you suggest which one is best, Lic or private ones like max life, hdfc or icici. Could you kindly suggest one.

Ans: Any term insurance plan is good. Just make sure that you provide accurate information to the insurance companies when you buy the policy.
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I am 30 and looking for a term insurance for a term of 40 years. Which company offers the best term plan in terms of lower premium and best cover? Could you kindly suggest one?
Ans: One cannot recommend a specific term insurance plan or company as it depends on various factors like your health condition, lifestyle habits (smoking/drinking), income, budget, and family situation. However, here’s a guide on how to choose the best term plan.

Here are some key factors to consider when choosing a term insurance plan:

• Sum assured: This is the amount your beneficiary will receive in case of your death during the policy term. Choose a sum assured that is sufficient to cover your outstanding debts, living expenses for your family, and future financial goals of your dependents.
• Policy term: This is the duration for which the life cover is valid. Since you are 30 and looking for a 40-year term, you have a wide range of options to choose from.
• Premium amount: This is the amount you pay annually or monthly to maintain the policy. Generally, younger individuals have lower premiums compared to older individuals.
• Riders: These are additional benefits that can be attached to your base plan, like accidental death benefit, critical illness cover, and waiver of premium rider. Choose riders that suit your specific needs and budget.
• Claim settlement ratio: This ratio indicates the percentage of claims settled by the insurance company. Opt for a company with a high claim settlement ratio.

Popular insurance companies often change, and new products may be introduced, so it's essential to check the latest offerings. Additionally, individual factors such as your health, lifestyle, and occupation can affect premium rates. Make sure to disclose all relevant information accurately to get the most suitable coverage.

Remember, it's crucial to disclose all your health conditions and lifestyle habits accurately while applying for term insurance. Withholding information can lead to claim rejection in the future.

Remember that buying ‘best’ term insurance plan is subjective and depends on your specific needs and circumstances.

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I have completed my msc in biochemistry n now doing internship but I am confusing about my future because I see this field don't pay me inuff for life even for future... N don't have more jobs in Maharashtra. I don't like production jobs but in Pharma only production pay much so what can I do .. Can u suggest me which job is high payable after Msc biochemistry
Ans: Hi Nandu,

Greetings!

Could you please let me know which year you completed your course and whether you are currently doing an internship or apprenticeship? An internship is part of the curriculum, where students gain practical training, sometimes with a stipend and sometimes without. After completing your course, you can opt for an apprenticeship, which typically lasts one to one and a half years and includes a stipend, usually split 50%-50% between the industry and government.

If you are in the internship phase, please inform me about the specific field you are working in. Initially, you may not expect a high salary, but after gaining expertise in your field, your compensation will improve. Typically, this takes about three years, so it’s important to focus on skill acquisition for a better future.

If your internship aligns with your field of study, I encourage you to continue and consider starting a medical lab or exploring opportunities in medical devices related to biochemistry. However, pursuing a career in pharmaceutical production may not be suitable for you, as it is a different field, and you may find it challenging to grasp the processes involved since you are currently inexperienced in that area.

Please share the specific field of your internship, and I would be happy to provide more tailored advice.
with regards

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