Lapsed plans can be revived till Oct. 22: LIC
The Hindu
A special campaign of the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) to facilitate revival of lapsed policies will continue till October 22.The insurance major, which had rolled out the two-month long
A special campaign of the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) to facilitate revival of lapsed policies will continue till October 22. The insurance major, which had rolled out the two-month long campaign on August 23, is also facilitating revival of policies at its satellite offices. Further, claim forms can be submitted at any of its branches across the country. Seeking to highlight the customer-centric initiatives it had initiated, LIC in a release on the Corporation entering 66th year of its existence on September 1 said it offered customers with the best products as per their changing needs. It sold a bouquet of 32 plans under Individual Business, each catering to different needs — Endowment, Term Assurance, Children, Pension, Micro Insurance, Health Insurance and Unit Linked products.
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