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About Mutual Fund

As the name suggests, a ‘Mutual Fund’ is an investment vehicle that allows several investors to pool their resources in order to purchase stocks, bonds and other securities.
These collective funds (referred to as Assets Under Management or AUM) are then invested by an expert fund manager appointed by a mutual fund company (called Asset Management Company or AMC).
The combined underlying holding of the fund is known as the ‘Portfolio’, and each investor owns a portion of this portfolio in form of units.

WHY MUTUAL FUND

  1. MFs are managed by professional fund managers, responsible for making wise investments according to market movements and trend analysis.
  2. MFs allow you to invest your savings across a variety of securities and diversify your assets according to your objectives, and risk tolerance.
  3.  MFs provide investors the freedom to earn on their personal savings. Investments can be as less as Rs. 500.
  4. MFs offer relatively high liquidity.
  5. Certain mutual fund investments are tax efficient. For example, domestic equity mutual funds investors do not need to pay capital gains tax if they remain invested  for a period of above 1 year.

KEY BENEFITS

MUTUAL FUND TYPES

CLASSIFICATION OF MUTUAL FUND

Considering to invest in Mutual Funds? It is important that you understand the types of mutual funds and their features. Mutual funds can be classified based on the following characteristics.

Based on Asset Class

  • Equity Funds
  • Debt Funds
  • Money Market Funds
  • Hybrid Funds

Based on Structure

  • Open-ended Funds
  • Closed-ended Funds
  • Interval Funds

Based on Investment Goals

  • Growth Funds
  • Income Funds
  • Liquid Funds
  • Tax-Saving Funds

Based on Risk

  • Very Low-Risk Funds
  • Low-Risk Funds
  • Medium Risk Funds
  • High-Risk Funds

BASED ON ASSET CLASS

  1. Equity Funds
    Primarily investing in stocks, they also go by the name stock funds. They invest the money amassed from investors from diverse backgrounds into shares of different companies. The returns or losses are determined by how these shares perform (price-hikes or price-drops) in the stock market. As equity funds come with a quick growth, the risk of losing money is comparatively higher.
  2. Debt Funds
    Debt funds invest in fixed-income securities like bonds, securities and treasury bills – Fixed Maturity Plans (FMPs), Gilt Fund, Liquid Funds, Short Term Plans, Long Term Bonds and Monthly Income Plans among others – with fixed interest rate and maturity date. Go for it, only if you are a passive investor looking for a small but regular income (interest and capital appreciation) with minimal risks.
  3. Money Market Funds
    Just as some investors trade stocks in the stock market, some trade money in the money market, also known as capital market or cash market. It is usually run by the government, banks or corporations by issuing money market securities like bonds, T-bills, dated securities and certificate of deposits among others. The fund manager invests your money and disburses regular dividends to you in return. If you opt for a short-term plan (13 months max), the risk is relatively less.
  4. Hybrid Funds
    As the name implies, Hybrid Funds (also go by the name Balanced Funds) is an optimum mix of bonds and stocks, thereby bridging the gap between equity funds and debt funds. The ratio can be variable or fixed. In short, it takes the best of two mutual funds by distributing, say, 60% of assets in stocks and the rest in bonds or vice versa. This is suitable for investors willing to take more risks for ‘debt plus returns’ benefit rather than sticking to lower but steady income schemes.

BASED ON STRUCTURE

  1. Open-Ended Funds
    These funds don’t have any constraints in a time period or number of units – an investor can trade funds at their convenience and exit when they like at the current NAV (Net Asset Value). This is why its unit capital changes constantly with new entries and exits. An open-ended fund may also decide to stop taking in new investors if they do not want to (or cannot manage large funds).
  2. Closed-Ended Funds
    Here, the unit capital to invest is fixed beforehand, and hence they cannot sell a more than a pre-agreed number of units. Some funds also come with an NFO period, wherein there is a deadline to buy units. It has a specific maturity tenure and fund managers are open to any fund size, however large. SEBI mandates investors to be given either repurchase option or listing on stock exchanges to exit the scheme.
  3. Interval Funds
    This has traits of both open-ended and closed-ended funds. Interval funds can be purchased or exited only at specific intervals (decided by the fund house) and are closed the rest of the time. No transactions will be permitted for at least 2 years. This is suitable for those who want to save a lump sum for an immediate goal (3-12 months).
  4. Tax-Saving Funds
    ELSS or Equity Linked Saving Scheme is gaining popularity as it serves investors the double benefit of building wealth as well as save on taxes – all in the lowest lock-in period of only 3 years. Investing predominantly in equity (and related products), it has been known to earn you non-taxed returns from 14-16%. This is best-suited for long-term and salaried investors.
  5. Aggressive Growth Funds
    Slightly on the riskier side when choosing where to invest in, Aggressive Growth Fund is designed to make steep monetary gains. Though susceptible to market volatility, you may choose one as per the beta (the tool to gauge the fund’s movement in comparison with the market). Example, if the market shows a beta of 1, an aggressive growth fund will reflect a higher beta, say, 1.10 or above.
  6. Capital Protection Funds
    If protecting your principal is your priority, Capital Protection Funds can serve the purpose while earning relatively smaller returns (12% at best). The fund manager invests a portion of your money in bonds or CDs and the rest in equities. You will not incur any loss. However, you need a least 3 years (closed-ended) to safeguard your money and the returns are taxable.
  7. Fixed Maturity Funds
    Investors choose as the FY ends to take advantage of triple indexation, thereby bringing down tax burden. If uncomfortable with the debt market trends and related risks, Fixed Maturity Plans (FMP) – investing in bonds, securities, money market etc. – present a great opportunity. As a close-ended plan, FMP functions on a fixed maturity period, which could range from 1 month to 5 years (like FDs). The Fund Manager makes sure to put the money in an investment with the same tenure, to reap accrual interest at the time of FMP maturity.
  8. Pension Funds
    Putting away a portion of your income in a chosen Pension Fund to accrue over a long period to secure you and your family’s financial future after retiring from regular employment – it can take care of most contingencies (like a medical emergency or children’s wedding). Relying solely on savings to get through your golden years is not recommended as savings (no matter how big) get used up. EPF is an example, but there are many lucrative schemes offered by banks, insurance firms etc.

BASED ON RISK

  1. Very Low-Risk Funds
    Liquid Funds and Ultra Short-term Funds (1 month to 1 year) are not risky at all, and understandably their returns are low (6% at best). Investors choose this to fulfill their short-term financial goals and to keep their money safe until then.
  2. Low-Risk Funds
    In the event of rupee depreciation or unexpected national crisis, investors are unsure about investing in riskier funds. In such cases, fund managers recommend putting money in either one or a combination of liquid, ultra short-term or arbitrage funds. Returns could be 6-8%, but the investors are free to switch when valuations become more stable.
  3. Medium-risk Funds
    Here, the risk factor is of medium level as the fund manager invests a portion in debt and the rest in equity funds. The NAV is not that volatile, and the average returns could be 9-12%.
  4. High-risk Funds
    Suitable for investors with no risk aversion and aiming for huge returns in the form of interest and dividends, High-risk Mutual Funds need active fund management. Regular performance reviews are mandatory as they are susceptible market volatility. You can expect 15% returns, though most high-risk funds generally provide 20% returns (and up to 30% at best).

SPECIALIZED MUTUAL FUND

  1. Sector Funds
    Investing solely in one specific sector, theme-based mutual funds. As these funds invest only in specific sectors with only a few stocks, the risk factor is on the higher side. One must be constantly aware of the various sector-related trends, and in case of any decline, just exit immediately. However, sector funds also deliver great returns. Some areas of banking, IT and pharma have witnessed huge and consistent growth in recent past and are predicted to be promising in future as well.
  2. Index Funds
    Suited best for passive investors, index funds put money in an index. It is not managed by a fund manager. An index fund simply identifies stocks and their corresponding ratio in the market index and put the money in similar proportion in similar stocks. Even if they cannot outdo the market (which is the reason why they are not popular in India), they play it safe by mimicking the index performance.
  3. Funds of Funds
    A diversified mutual fund investment portfolio offers a slew of benefits, and ‘Funds of Funds’ aka multi-manager mutual funds are made to exploit this to the tilt – by putting their money in diverse fund categories. In short, buying one fund that invests in many funds rather than investing in several achieves diversification as well as saves on costs.
  4. Emerging market Funds
    To invest in developing markets is considered a steep bet and it has undergone negative returns too. India itself a dynamic and emerging market and investors to earn high returns from the domestic stock market, they are prone to fall prey to market volatilities. However, in a longer-term perspective, it is evident that emerging economies will contribute to the majority of global growth in the coming decade as their economic growth rate is way superior to that of the US or the UK.
  5. International/ Foreign Funds
    Favoured by investors looking to spread their investment to other countries, Foreign Mutual Funds can get investors good returns even when the Indian Stock Markets do fare well. An investor can employ a hybrid approach (say, 60% in domestic equities and the rest in overseas funds) or a feeder approach (getting local funds to place them in foreign stocks) or a theme-based allocation (eg, Gold Mining).
  6. Global Funds
    Aside from the same lexical meaning, Global Funds are quite different from International Funds. While a global fund chiefly invests in markets worldwide, it also includes investment in your home country. The International Funds concentrate solely on foreign markets. Diverse and universal in approach, Global Funds can be quite risky to owing to different policies, market and currency variations, though it does work as a break against inflation and long-term returns have been historically high.
  7. Real Estate Funds
    In spite of the real estate boom in India, many are wary about investing in such projects due to multiple risks. Real Estate Fund can be a perfect alternative as the investor is only an indirect participant by putting their money in established real estate companies/trusts rather than projects. A long-term investment, it negates risks and legal hassles when it comes to purchasing a property as well as provide liquidity to some extent.
  8. Commodity-focused Stock Funds
    Ideal for investors with sufficient risk-appetite and looking to diversify their portfolio, commodity-focused stock funds give a chance to dabble in multiple and diverse trades. Returns are not periodic and are either based on the performance of the stock company or the commodity itself. Gold is the only commodity in which mutual funds can invest directly in India. The rest purchase fund units or shares from commodity businesses.
  9. Market Neutral Funds
    For investors seeking protection from unfavourable market tendencies while sustaining good returns, Market-neutral Funds meet the purpose (like a hedge fund). With better risk-adaptability, these funds give high returns and even small investors can outstrip the market without stretching the portfolio limits.
  10. Inverse/leveraged Funds
    While a regular index fund moves in tandem with the benchmark index, the returns of an inverse index fund shift in the opposite direction. Simply put, it is nothing but selling your shares when the stock goes down, only to buy them back at an even lesser cost (to hold until the price goes up again).
  11. Asset Allocation Funds
    Combining debt, equity and even gold in an optimum ratio, this is a greatly flexible fund. Based on a pre-set formula or fund manager’s inferences on the basis of the current market trends, Asset Allocation Funds can regulate the equity-debt distribution. It is almost like Hybrid Funds but requires great expertise in choosing and allocation of the bonds and stocks from the fund manager.
  12. Gift Funds
    Yes, you can gift a mutual fund or a SIP to your loved ones to secure their financial future.
  13. Exchange-traded Funds
    It belongs to the Index Funds family and is bought and sold on exchanges. Exchange-traded Funds have unlocked a world of investment prospects, enabling investors to gain comprehensive exposure to stock markets abroad as well as specialized sectors. An ETF is like a Mutual Fund that can be traded in real-time at a price that may rise or fall many times in a day.

WHY INVEST IN MUTUAL FUND

MUTUAL FUND KINDS

INVESTMENT OBJECTIVES

WHY CLIENT INVEST ???

SYSTEMATIC INVESTMENT PLAN

A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is an investment vehicle offered by mutual funds to investors, allowing them to invest small amounts periodically instead of lump sums. The frequency of investment is usually weekly, monthly or quarterly.

In SIPs, a fixed amount of money is debited by the investors in bank accounts periodically and invested in a specified mutual fund. The investor is allocated a number of units according to the current Net asset value. Every time a sum is invested, more units are added to the investors account.

The strategy claims to free the investors from speculating in volatile markets by Rupee Cost Averaging. As the investor is getting more units when the price is low and less units when the price is high, in the long run, the average cost per unit is supposed to be lower.

SIP claims to encourage disciplined investment. SIPs are flexible, the investors may stop investing a plan anytime or may choose to increase or decrease the investment amount. SIP is usually recommended to retail investors who do not have the resources to pursue active investment.

ADVANTAGE

No need to time the markets
Imagine, if you could always pick the right time to buy and sell. However, timing the market is a time-consuming and risky task. Through disciplined and regular investments, you can stop worrying about when and how much to invest. In short, it eliminates the need to actively track the markets.

Rupee cost averaging
Since your investments are spread regularly over a period of time, buying fewer units during rising markets and buying more units during falling markets reduces the average cost per unit of your investments - this concept is known as Rupee Cost Averaging.

BENEFITS

Lowest Locking period
Compared to other tax-saving options, ELSS has the lowest lock-in period of 3 years. Being an equity fund, it will be advisable to stay invested for a longer duration.

Best Tax saving investment under Sec 80C
It helps you to avail tax deduction under Section 80C in the EEE format i.e. tax exemption, wealth accumulation and zero exit load.

Power of Compounding
Compound interest ensures better long-term benefits compared to one time investment

2x Higher returns than RD
As compared to the conventional FDs, ELSS gives higher returns to beat inflation in an efficient manner.

WHY INVEST SIP??

PICK UP SIP

HOW TO INVEST IN SIP

SIP or One-time : How should I Invest?

One-time investment
In this mode, you make a one time payment of a considerable sum of money.

Monthly SIP
On the other hand, in an SIP, a fixed amount of sum is deposited at regular intervals of time in a mutual fund scheme. In short, one-time investment mode can be chosen if you have money in hand right now that can be invested and an SIP can be chosen if you are expecting a regular inflow of money in future.

SIP Investment One-time Investment
Periodic investments in a tenure One-time investment in a tenure (lump sum)
Earns better during market lows Earns better during market highs
SIPs can protect investments from potential market crash One-time investments can lead to major loss during market crash, which happens often enough

Effective Management

Our Most important mission is your Growth no matter, it’s our regular or direct client, we are always aware that in the end we are generating wealth for someone’s hard earned resources. We strive to deserve their trust in our character and competence through effective Management.

Features of PMS

  • PMS is a SEBI-approved alternative to mutual funds.
  • With the right Asset Manager, you can get superior returns with least possible risk.
  • Performance fees only. No set up fee as earlier.
  • Greater flexibility and larger opportunity set in the market.
  • Minimum investment of Rupees. 50 lakhs.
  • For the aggressive, conservative, long-term saver, enabling retirement, children's education or future family goals.
  • All investments in the securities markets which are held for more than one year enjoy preferential tax rates.

Our Principles

There are some things we just won't do for money. For example, Binduwasini’s does not recommend tobacco companies for its clients' portfolios. Here are our central tenets.

  • We are investment partners, not service providers.
  • We are only interested in long-term relationships.
  • Our first order of business is protection of capital.
  • It is important to us to be passionate about investing.
  • We are measured and deliberate in our decision-making.

Our Advantages

1. Track Record.
No matter the fancy tales money managers tell you, it all boils down to one number: the internal rate of return. Over the long term, this number, properly calculated and verified, will not lie.

2. Small Capital.
It's much easier to profitably invest smaller amounts of capital than larger ones, all other things being equal.

3. You Earn, We Earn.
We are sticklers for this one. We do not charge a single rupee in fees which is not linked to our performance. This distinguishes us from most of our peers.

Investment Process

A disciplined approach is vital.

Investing is neither a science nor an art -- it is a craft. Judgment calls must be made and risks must be taken. To be best positioned for the upside, it is important to have researched well.

  • Screens are run and short-lists made regularly.
  • A checklist identifies any early red flags.
  • A financial analysis is done.
  • Qualitative research is undertaken.
  • Ideas are compared to each other.
  • An investment decision is made.
  • Investments and portfolios are monitored.

Portfolio Curation

Keep it simple, silly.

If there are a bunch of formulas and Greek letters involved, we stay away. Correlation coefficients and efficient frontiers are not for us, thank you.

  • Indian securities only.
  • Equity, debt and special situations.
  • Roughly 15-25 positions.
  • Maximum position limit of 15% at purchase time.
  • Sector and market-cap agnostic.
  • Circle of competence must apply.
  • Long positions must have strong balance sheets.

FIXED DEPOSIT

BAJAJ FINSERV
RATED BY CRISIL - FAAA ( Highest Safety )
ICRA - MAAA ( Stable )

Need to Know

CRISIL RATING

Credit ratings by agencies can help you make smarter investment choices in such cases. CRISIL is one such global analytical company that provides ratings, research, along with risk and policy advisory services. It is India’s first credit rating agency, which has pioneered the concept of credit rating in the nation.

Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposits have a FAAA/Stable rating from CRISIL, which indicates the highest safety and lowest investment risk. 

Bajaj Finance FD’s also have a rating of MAAA (stable) from ICRA, which is another reason to invest in them.

MEANING OF CRISIL RATING

NM Not Meaningful

FD Default

FC High risk

FB Inadequate safety

FA Adequate Safety

FAA High Safety

FAAA Highest Safety

FEATURES & BENIFITS

Fixed Deposit is one of the safest investment avenues, which can help you grow your savings, while offering stability and safety of principal amount. By investing in FD, you can take control of your investments, with greater flexibility, assured returns and high stability. Anyone can choose tenor between 12 months and 60 months, as per his financial needs.
In addition to attractive FD interest rates of up to 8.95% that offer greater returns, you can avail a suite of exciting features and benefits, such as choosing your tenor, or the frequency of your interest pay outs

Up to 8.95% Higher Return on Fixed Deposit. Higher Interest Rates for Senior Citizens – As high as 0.35% above the normal rate of Interest.


Minimum deposit of Rs. 25,000


High Stability and Credibility CRISIL Rated : FAAA
ICRA Rated : MAAA


Assured Returns
&
Flexible Tenors


Online Account Management

INTEREST RATES

When you invest in fixed deposits, you invest a principal amount at a fixed interest rate. You can then, gain interest on your deposits, which accrues and grows over time. Higher FD rates can enable you to gain a higher maturity amount, which is why you must choose lenders offering the highest interest rates in India. Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit offers one of the highest interest rates in India, along with high safety ratings that ensure that your principal amount remain safe.

  • Rate benefits basis customer category (w.e.f. 08 May 2019):
    + 0.35% for senior citizens
    + 0.25% for Bajaj Group employees, Bajaj Finance Ltd customers
    and Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance existing policyholders
  • Renewal:
    +0.10% over and above the rate of interest at which the deposit is booked
  • Cumulative FD vs Non-cumulative FD:
    Choose from Cumulative FDs (where interest is payable at the time of maturity) or Non-cumulative FDs (where interest may be payable at monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annual basis).
    For updated rates kindly call to your Investment Manager.

Investment goals

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For further query please do call on to your Relationship Manager.
For Assistance
Call on : +91-7875444433 or
Email to : binduwasini.advisor@gmail.com

Thank you

YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE FIT

With ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co. Ltd, Choosing a Insurance policy is not just for your tax purposes for every financial Year, but it should actually work for you when you are in need.

Health issues does not come or planned for they are sudden and we cannot plan this uncertainty. As do factors such as hospitalization cover and maternity cover or few others help us that moment and that don’t disturb or financial planning when we are medically insured

Health Insurance and Term Plan is a basic of FINANCIAL PLANNING. This covers our financial losses and help us to maintain our financial goals.

As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER we recommend these two product first before we go head with Financial Planning

COVERAGE ENTAILS

Hospitalisation Cover : All expenses pertaining to in – patient hospitalisation such as room rent, intensive care unit charges, surgeon ’s and doctor’s fee, anaesthesia, blood, oxygen, operation theatre charges etc. incurred during hospitalisation for a minimum period of 24 consecutive hours are covered under the basic hospitalisation cover.

Day Care Surgeries / Treatments Coverage: All the medical expenses incurred while undergoing specified Day care Procedures /Treatment, as mentioned in the list, which requires less than 24 hours hospitalisation are covered

Pre and Post Hospitalisation Expenses: Medical expenses incurred immediately, 30 days before 60 days after Hospitalization will be covered by ICICI Lombard.

In Patient AYUSH Treatment : Expenses for Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturapthy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH) treatment only when it has been undergone in a government hospital or in any institute recognised by the government and / or accredited by Quality Council of India / National Accreditation Board on Health on Re - imbursement basis.

Reset Benefit: We will reset up to 100% of the base Sum Insured once in a policy year in case the Sum Insured including accrued additional Sum Insured (if any) is insufficient as a result of previous claims in that policy year.

Domestic Road Emergency Ambulance Cover: Reimbursement up to ` 1,500 per hospitalisation for reasonable expenses incurred on availing an ambulance service offered by a hospital /ambulance service provider in an emergency condition.

Additional Sum Insured: An Additional Sum Insured of 10% of Annual Sum Insured provided on each renewal for every claim free year up to a maximum of 50%. In case of a claim under the policy, the accumulated Additional Sum Insured will be reduced by 10% of the Annual Sum Insured in the following year.

Wellness Program: Our Wellness program intends to promote, incentivise and reward you for your healthy behaviour through various wellness services. All the activities as mentioned in the desired section help you earn wellness points which will be tracked by us.

Free Health Check up: The customer is entitled for a Free Health Check - up at designated centres. The coupons would be provided to each Insured for every policy year, subject to a maximum of 2 coupons per year for floater policies.

Optional coverage

Hospital cash: A certain amount (as per the plan chosen) is paid for each and every completed day of hospitalization, such hospitalization is at least for a minimum 3 consecutive days subject to maximum 10 days in a policy year.

Convalescence Benefit: A benefit amount of ` 10,000 per insured once during the policy period will be paid in case of hospitalisation arising out of any injury or illness as covered under the policy, for a period of consecutive 10 days or more

Maternity Benefit: Reimbursement for medical expenses incurred for delivery, including a cesarean section, during hospitalisation or lawful medical termination of pregnancy during the policy period. The waiting period for maternity cover is 3 years. The cover shall be

limited to 2 deliveries / terminations during the period of insurance. Pre - natal and Post - natal expenses shall be covered under this benefit. This cover is applicable only for floater plan having Self and Spouse in the same policy for a continuous duration of 3 years. (Such waiting period shall reduce if the insured has been covered under a similar policy before opting for this policy, subject, however to the portability regulations).

New Born Baby Cover: The new born child can be covered under this policy during hospitalisation for a maximum period up to 91 days from the date of birth of the child. This cover will be provided only if maternity cover is opted.

Nursing at Home: An amount of ` 3,000 per day for a maximum of up to 15 days post hospitalisation for the medical services of a nurse at your residence.

Compassionate Visit (Air Travel For Family ): In the event of hospitalisation exceeding 5 days, the cost of economy class air ticket up to ` 20,000 incurred by the customer’s “immediate family member” while travelling to place of hospitalisation from the place of origin / residence and back will be reimbursed. "Immediate family member” would mean spouse, children and dependant parents.

Outpatient Treatment Cover: Reimbursement for the medical expenses incurred as an Outpatient (OPD) as per the plan chosen.

Wellness and Preventive Healthcare: All the expenses pertaining to routine health check - ups and for other wellness and fitness activities taken by you will be reimbursed up to the limit specified in the policy schedule.

Critical Illness Cover: The customer can opt for a Critical Illness Cover, covering specified Critical Illnesses /medical procedures such as Cancer of Specified Severity, Open Chest CABG, First Heart Attack - of Specified Severity, Kidney Failure Requiring Regular Dialysis, Major Organ / Bone Marrow Transplant, Stroke Resulting in Permanent Symptoms, Permanent Paralysis of Limbs, Open Heart Replacement or Repair of heart valves and End Stage Liver Disease. A benefit amount is paid up on the diagnosis of the chosen critical illness.

Donor Expenses: Reimbursement up to ` 50,000 for such medical expenses as incurred by the organ donor for undergoing any organ transplant surgery for your use.

Personal Accident Cover: The customer can also opt for a Personal Accident Cover where a fixed sum is paid upon the unfortunate event of Accidental Death or Permanent Total Disablement resulting from an accident. This cover can be availed only once during your lifetime. Once a claim becomes payable under this cover, no benefit will be provided under the same thereafter.

Medical Evacuation: Reimbursement of necessary and reasonable travel expenses, incurred as a result of evacuation to the nearest hospital under a medical emergency condition.

RESET BENEFITS

We will reset up to 100% of the base Sum Insured once in a policy year in case the Sum Insured including accrued additional Sum Insured (if any) is insufficient as a result of previous claims in that policy year, provided that:

  • The reset amopunt can only be used for all future claims within the same policy year, not related to the illness / disease / injury for which a claim has been paid in that policy year for the same person.
  • Reset will not trigger for the first claim.
  • For individual policies, reset Sum Insured will be available on individual basis whereas for floater policies, it will be available on floater basis.
  • Any unutilised reset Sum Insured will not be carried forward to the subsequent policy year.

Claim Service Guarantee

For Reimbursement Claims: We shall make the payment of admissible claim (as per terms and conditions of Policy) OR communicate non admissibility of claim within 14 days after You submit complete set of documents and information in respect of the claims. In case We fail to make the payment of admissible claims or to communicate non admissibility of claim within the time period, We shall pay 1%interest over and above the claim within the time period, We shall pay 1% interest over and above the rate defined as per IRDAI (Protection of Policyholder's interest) Regulation 2002.

For Cashless Claims: If you notify pre - authorisation request for cashless facility through any of our empanelled network hospitals along with complete set of documents and information, we shall respond within 4 hours of the actual receipt of such pre authorisation request with:

  • Approval, or
  • Rejection, or
  • Query seeking further information

Cancellation / Termination

  • Disclosure to information norm: The policy shall be void and all premium paid hereon shall be forfeited to the company, in the event of misrepresentation, mis - description or non disclosure of any material.
  • You may cancel the policy by giving us 15 days prior written notice for the cancellation of the policy by registered post, and after which we shall refund the premium on short term rates for the unexpired policy period as per the rates mentioned below, provided no claim has been payable on your behalf under the Policy.

Sub Limits: The customer can get the hospitalisation cover with a reduced premium by limiting the medical expenses pertaining to specified medical and surgical procedures as per below.

No Sub - Limits shall be applicable on any major medical illness and procedures and joint replacement surgery. Major medical illness and procedures for the purpose of this policy shall mean and include the following:

  • Cancer of Specified Severity
  • Major Organ/Bone marrow Transplant
  • Stroke Resulting in Permanent Symptoms
  • All cardiac surgeries / conditions including but not limited Open Chest CABG
  • All brain related surgeries
  • Kidney Failure Requiring Dialysis
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Permanent Paralysis of Limbs

I HEALTH

Mandatory Cover:
Hospitalisation+ In Patient AYUSH + Domestic Road Emergency Ambulance Cover + 2 Years PED + Reset Benefit + Wellness Program

Sum Insured:
5 Lakh ` 7 Lakh ` 10 Lakh ` 15 Lakh ` 20 Lakh ` 30 Lakh ` 50 Lakh

No-Sub Limit:
No Sub- limit available for and above ` 5 Lakh

Optional Add on Covers:
Hospital Daily Cash+ Convalescence Benefit + Critical illness + Donor Expense

Major Permanent Exclusions

  • Any illness / disease / injury pre - existing before the inception of the policy for the first 2 years. Such waiting period shall reduce if the insured has been covered under a similar policy before opting for this policy, subject however to portability regulations.
  • Medical expenses incurred during the first 30 days of inception of the policy, except those arising out of accidents. This exclusion doesn’t apply for subsequent renewals without a break.
  • Expenses attributable to self - inflicted injury (resulting from suicide, attempted suicide).
  • Expenses arising out of or attributable to alcohol or drug use / misuse / abuse
  • Cost of spectacles / contact lenses, dental treatment
  • Medical expenses incurred for treatment of AIDS
  • Treatment arising from or traceable to pregnancy (this exclusion does not apply to ectopic pregnancy proved by diagnostic means and is certified to be life threatening by the Medical Practitioner)

WHY ICICI Lombard

During FY2018, ICICI Lombard settled 99.9 % health insurance claims and 90.8% motor insurance claims (own damage) within 30 days of claim filing.*

ICICI Lombard has been awarded as the Indian Insurance Award of ‘Claim Leader – General Insurance’ only validates why we remain your smartest choice.

ICRA (an Associate of Moody's Investors Service) has assigned iAAA rating indicating highest claims paying ability to ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited.

The rating indicates a fundamentally strong position. Prospect of meeting policyholder obligations is the best. The rating takes into consideration ICICI Lombard's strong parentage, the high growth prospects for the general insurance business in the country, ICICI Lombard's strong capitalisation level, its prudent underwriting and reinsurance strategy, and its satisfactory underwriting performance.

We are associated with many authorized dealers in Pune for distributing forex cards to the travelling Indians (Tourist, Student, Work etc)

The rates are very competitive in terms of card fees. We deal in Multicurrency cards which are very useful for the overseas travellers.

We sale card for

  1. ICICI Bank Ltd
  2. Axis Bank Ltd

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FOREX CARD

ICICI Bank Travel Card

Introduction

The power-packed ICICI Bank Travel Card is the perfect travel companion for all your international trips. It is a smart, cost effective, convenient and secure alternative to carry foreign currency while travelling abroad. It offers instant loading and activation, enabling you to start using the card immediately after purchase for your international flight and hotel bookings

ICICI Bank Travel Card comes with an absolutely free Replacement Card that can be activated instantly in case of loss/ theft/ damage of the Primary Card. Besides protecting you from currency rate fluctuations, the card offers you great discounts at merchant outlets across the globe for your dining, shopping, stay and other expenses. It also provides many additional benefits including Comprehensive Travel Insurance, emergency travel assistance and zero lost card liability.

Features and Benefits of ICICI Bank Travel Card

  • Buy/Reload/Refund Travel Card online
  • Instant Wallet to Wallet fund transfer
  • Real-time account management
  • Superior security
  • Free Replacement Card in the kit
  • Ease of usage at every corner of world
  • Amazing offers & discounts at merchant outlets
  • Duty-Free shopping at Indian airports
  • Free Comprehensive Travel Insurance
  • Emergency Travel Assistance

Most Important Features of Travel card

Free Replacement Card in the kit

Your ICICI Bank Multicurrency Travel Card kit comes with a free Replacement Card along with the Primary Card. If you happen to lose/ damage the Primary Card, you can easily activate the Replacement Card.

Simply call up ICICI Bank Customer Care or the 24X7 International toll-free numbers to activate and transfer the balance on the Secondary Card. The ATM/ POS PIN is already available in the Travel Card Kit. In case you have forgotten or misplaced your PIN, it can be generated through Self-Care portal or by calling Customer Care.

Wallet to Wallet Transfer on Multicurrency Travel Card

Unsure of the amount to be loaded in each currency wallet while travelling to different countries? No need to worry anymore. Now transfer funds easily and instantly from one currency wallet to another by logging into Self Care Portal.

Duty Free shopping at Indian airports

While returning from an international trip, use the balance currency on your Travel Card at Duty Free stores to grab those last-minute souvenirs for your loved ones. This facility is enabled across all Indian airports.

Multicurrency Travel Card

ICICI Bank Multicurrency Travel Card is an ideal solution for frequent international travellers visiting multiple destinations. You can carry up to 15 currencies on a single card - USD, GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD, SGD, AED, CHF, JPY, SEK, ZAR, SAR, THB, NZD, HKD.

The card is enabled with a smart technology to automatically choose the currency wallet as per the local currency of transaction from the multiple available wallets on the card. Moreover, in case of insufficient balance in the wallet of transaction currency, the amount will be debited from the highest order wallet with sufficient balance.

Axis Bank Travel Card

Features and Benefits

Enjoy a hassle-free journey abroad with our Forex Card

The Forex Card is designed exclusively for customers who travel extensively across the globe. It is a unique product with multiple currencies loaded on the same card, thus eliminating the need to carry multiple cards for different destinations. The card, which is available on the VISA platform, also comes with exclusive dining privileges and the added benefit of Trip Assist - an emergency assistance in case of loss/theft of your card.

The Forex Card comes in a variety of options:

Contactless Forex Card

Powered by Visa’s payWave technology, the Forex Card will allow you to pay by simply ‘waving’ your card. With a secure, contactless CHIP technology, you will spend less time at the cash counter, thereby giving you the freedom to explore the destination to the fullest.

Image Forex Card

You can also design your own Forex Card with a personalised image of your choice or one from the unique designs available in the Image gallery. Capture the destinations you love, or relive memories from your favourite holidays, it’s all up to you!

What makes the Forex Card your perfect travel Partner?

A single card for multiple destinations

Load up to 16 currencies on a single card, and enjoy a hassle-free journey around the globe. Moreover, with just one card, you can use a single ATM PIN to access your account online or withdraw funds. Currencies available: USD( United States Dollars), EUR(Euro), GBP( Great Britian Pounds), SGD( Singapore Dollars), AUD(Australian Dollars), CAD(Canadian Dollars), JPY( Japanese Yen), CHF( Swiss Frank), SEK( Swedish Krona), THB (Thai Baht), AED( UAE Dirham), SAR (Saudi Riyal), HKD( Hongkong Dollars), NZD( Newzealand Dollars), DKK ( Danish Kroner) and ZAR ( South African Rand)..

Stay protected from currency fluctuations

With locked-in exchange rates, you won’t be paying cross-currency charges and will make your payments abroad at the rate you loaded/reloaded your card.

Validity of the Forex Card

The validity of the Forex Card is as mentioned on the card, during which you can reload it and use it for multiple trips.

Emergency assistance with TripAssist

In case of loss/theft of your Forex Card or wallet/baggage, you can get assistance with just one call! With TripAssist, you can:

  • Block the Forex Card
  • Get emergency cash to pay hotel bills and/or for return flights
  • Get assistance on lost passport
  • Get emergency cash delivery

24x7 access to your funds

Swipe your card at over 30 million Visa merchant outlets and 1,000 e-commerce websites, or withdraw funds from 1 million plus VISA ATMs.

Insurance coverage

The insurance that comes with your card covers:

  • Lost/stolen/counterfeit cards up to Rs.1,50,000. ATM Withdrawal in case of lost or stolen card is not covered under the current policy.
  • ATM assault and robbery up to Rs.60,000, including the expenses incurred towards medical treatment (Please note: An FIR is mandatory for ATM assault and robbery claim)
  • Global Customer Assistance across the globe

    Replace a lost card, or get emergency cash delivered while you are travelling overseas. Simply call Visa’s Global Customer Assistance Services to avail these services.

    Notification alerts

    Register your international mobile number and e-mail address to get instant alerts for every transaction.

    Encash your funds once you return

    Choose your option refill or refund or transfer to a dollar account. When you return from your trip, you can choose to

    • Get your balance on the card encashed
    • Transfer it to a Resident Foreign Currency Domestic Account
    • Let the balance on your Card(upto $2000 as per RBI Regulation) remain so that you can use it for any future trips
    • Avail of our exclusive offers to shop online at various outlets

    Documents required while purchasing/reloading the Multi-Currency Forex Card:

    Submit a copy of the following documents along with the application form.

    Sr. Document At the time of Purchase At the time of Reload
    1. Passport Copy      Mandatory Already Available - Not Required
    2. Application Form      Mandatory
    • Incase of reload through Branch, Reload Form is Mandatory
    • Incase of reload through Mobile App & Internet banking Reload form is not required
    3. Visa                     Mandatory Same trip not required
    4. Airline Ticket     Mandatory Compulsory in case of next trip Same trip not required
    5. PAN Card      Mandatory Required if not provided earlier
    6. Aadhaar Card      Mandatory Required

    WIRE TRANSFER

    Features and Benefits

    International Fund Transfer

    Axis Bank offers International Fund Transfer to any bank account abroad. We have arrangements with major banks across the globe for Fund Transfers through the SWIFT mode, which ensures secure and safe remittance to any place of your choice.

    Fund Transfer through Axis Bank Branch

    Axis bank extensive branch network in India gives you the reach to most parts of the world. Just walk into any Axis Bank Branch and fill in the requisite documentation and request for your International Fund transfer permitted under the various purposes listed under Master Circular No. 06/2012-13 dt. 02-07-2012 released by RBI. Visit any nearest Axis Bank branch between 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

    Now use the easy to fill electronic application form at ease instead of physical Application Form A2, generate the Web reference number, take a print of PDF file and submit the digitally filled form along with underlying documents (KYCs). To use Digital Application Form A2 for outward remittance.

    International Fund transfer through branch is available in 16 currencies - United States Dollars (USD), Great Britain Pounds (GBP), EURO (EUR), Australian Dollars (AUD), Canadian dollars (CAD), Hong Kong Dollars (HKD), Swiss Francs (CHF), Singapore Dollars (SGD), Saudi Riyal (SAR), UAE Dirham (AED), Japanese Yen (JPY), Swedish kroner (SEK), New Zealand Dollar (NZD), Danish Kroner (DKK), Thai Baht (THB) & South African Rand (ZAR)

    FOREX GUIDELINES

    Liberalised Remittance Scheme

    The following purposes of remittance have been subsumed under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme for a limit of USD 250,000 per Financial Year.

    • Private visits to any country except Nepal and Bhutan
    • Gifts or Donations
    • Employment abroad
    • Emigration
    • Family Maintenance
    • Travel for business, conference, etc.
    • Medical Expenses
    • Studies abroad
    • Any other current account transaction

    Check scheme highlights

    • This scheme is applicable for all Resident Individuals including minors
    • It is mandatory for all Resident Individuals to register their PAN with the bank for successful Outward Remittance transactions
    • Remittances under the scheme can be consolidated in respect of family members subject to individual family members complying with its terms and conditions
    • Remittances under the scheme are allowed only in respect of permissible current or capital account or a combination of both
    • Resident Individuals are free to acquire and hold shares or debt instruments or any other asset including immovable property outside India without prior approval from RBI
    • This limit is also applicable for Current Account transactions available to Resident Individuals
    • Remittances under the scheme can be used for purchasing objects of art subject to the provisions of other applicable laws
    • The scheme can also be used for Remittance as Funds for acquisition of ESOPS
    • A resident individual can also invest in Mutual Funds, Capital Funds, unrated debt securities, promissory notes etc. under this scheme. He can also invest in securities out of the bank account opened abroad under the same
    • This scheme also includes repayment of loans that has been availed abroad while as a non-resident upon return to India under this scheme
    • The scheme can be used for Outward Remittance in the form of a Demand Draft in the resident individual’s own name or in the name of the beneficiary with whom he intends putting through the permissible transactions at the time of private visit abroad, against self-declaration of the remitter in the prescribed format
    • With effect from August 2013, this scheme can be used by Resident individuals to set up Joint Ventures or wholly owned subsidiaries outside India for bonafides business activities subject to applicable laws
    • Individuals can open, maintain and hold foreign currency accounts with a bank outside India for making remittances under the scheme without prior approval from RBI
    • This scheme is not available for capital account remittances to countries identified by Financial Action Task force
    • Investor who has remitted funds under LRS can retain and reinvest the income earned on the investments
    • Resident Individual can also lend to a Non-Resident/Person of Indian Origin/Close Relatives upon filling certain conditions

    FAQ

    How much foreign exchange can one buy when traveling abroad on private visits to a country outside India?

    For private visits abroad, other than to Nepal and Bhutan, any resident can obtain foreign exchange up to an aggregate amount of USD 2,50,000, from an Authorised Dealer or FFMC, in any one financial year, irrespective of the number of visits undertaken during the year. This limit has been subsumed under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme w.e.f. May 26, 2015. If an individual has already remitted any amount under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme in a financial year, then the applicable limit for travelling purpose for such individual would be reduced from USD 250,000 by the amount so remitted.

    The resident individuals shall have to fill Form A2 and ‘Application cum declaration for purchase of foreign exchange under LRS of USD 250,000’ while availing foreign exchange for travelling purposes from AD banks and FFMCs.

    No foreign exchange is available for visit to Nepal and/or Bhutan for any purpose. A resident Indian is allowed to take INR of denomination of Rs.100 or lesser denomination, to Nepal and Bhutan, without any limits. For denominations of Rs 500 and Rs1,000, the limit is Rs 25,000.

    Further, all tour related expenses including cost of rail/road/water transportation charges outside India and remittances relating towards cost of Euro Rail; passes/tickets, etc. for Indian travellers, and overseas hotel/flight charges have been subsumed under the new enhanced limit of USD 250,000. The tour operator can collect this amount either in INR or in FCY.

    How much foreign exchange can a person resident in India remit towards maintenance of close relatives abroad?

    A person resident in India can remit up-to USD 250,000 per financial year towards maintenance of close relative (‘relative’ as defined in section 6 of the Companies Act, 1956) abroad. This limit has been subsumed under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme w.e.f. May 26, 2015. If an individual remit any amount under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme in a financial year, then the applicable limit for such individual would be reduced from USD 250,000 by the amount so remitted.

    How much foreign currency can be carried in cash for travel abroad?

    Travellers going to all countries other than (a) and (b) below are allowed to purchase foreign currency notes / coins only up to USD 3000 per visit. Balance amount can be carried in the form of travellers cheque or banker’s draft. Exceptions to this are (a) travellers proceeding to Iraq and Libya who can draw foreign exchange in the form of foreign currency notes and coins not exceeding USD 5000 or its equivalent per visit; (b) travellers proceeding to the Islamic Republic of Iran, Russian Federation and other Republics of Commonwealth of Independent States who can draw entire foreign exchange (up-to USD 250, 000) in the form of foreign currency notes or coins. For travellers proceeding for Haj/ Umrah pilgrimage, full amount of BTQ entitlement

    How much foreign exchange is available to a person going abroad on emigration?

    A person going abroad on emigration can draw foreign exchange from AD Category I bank and AD Category II up to the amount prescribed by the country of emigration or USD 250,000. This amount is only to meet the incidental expenses in the country of emigration. Further, this remittance is not for undertaking any capital account transactions such as overseas investment in government bonds; land; commercial enterprise; etc. No amount of foreign exchange can be remitted outside India to become eligible or for earning points or credits for immigration.

    How much foreign exchange is available for a business trip?

    For business trips to foreign countries, resident individuals/ individuals having proprietorship firms can avail of foreign exchange up to USD 2,50,000 in a financial year irrespective of the number of visits undertaken during the year. This limit has been subsumed under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme w.e.f. May 26, 2015.

    Visits in connection with attending of an international conference, seminar, specialised training, apprentice training, etc., are treated as business visits. Release of foreign exchange exceeding USD 2,50,000 for business travel abroad, irrespective of the period of stay, by residents require prior permission from the Reserve Bank.

    However, if an employee is being deputed by a company and the expenses are borne by the company, then such expenses shall be treated as residual current account transactions and may be permitted by the AD bank, without any limit, subject to verifying the bona-fides of the transaction.

    Is there any category of visit which requires prior approval from the Reserve Bank or the Government of India?

    Dance troupes, artistes, etc., who wish to undertake cultural tours abroad, should obtain prior approval from the Ministry of Human Resources Development (Department of Education and Culture), Government of India, New Delhi.

    How many days in advance one can buy foreign exchange for travel abroad?

    Permissible foreign exchange can be drawn 60 days in advance. In case it is not possible to use the foreign exchange within the period of 60 days, it should be immediately surrendered to an authorized person. However, residents are free to retain foreign exchange up to USD 2,000, in the form of foreign currency notes or TCs for future use or credit to their Resident Foreign Currency (Domestic) [RFC (Domestic)] Accounts.

    Is there any time-frame for a traveller who has returned to India to surrender foreign exchange?

    On return from a foreign trip, travellers are required to surrender unspent foreign exchange held in the form of currency notes and travellers’ cheques within 180 days of return. However, they are free to retain foreign exchange up to USD 2,000, in the form of foreign currency notes or TCs for future use or credit to their Resident Foreign Currency (Domestic) [RFC (Domestic)] Accounts.