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how to download transaction receipt from kotak mahindra bank
Download Zip https://t.co/735KmBehAj
Please note: For every successful NEFT transaction, your bank will provide a UTR (Unique Transaction Reference) Number. Please mention the UTR for any future correspondence with Kotak Life Insurance regarding your NEFT transaction.
Premium is the consideration (price) payable periodically to the life insurance company for the risk undertaken by it under the insurance policy."},"faqQuestion":"What happens if I miss paying my premiums?","faqAnswer":"You must pay all your premiums within the premium due date. When the premium is not paid within the days of grace provided after the premium due date, the policy will move into lapse\/ ACM \/ ANM\/ Paid Up \/ Notice Period Mode. The grace period in case of yearly, half-yearly and quarterly modes of payment is 30 days and in case of the monthly mode of payment, it is 15 days.","faqQuestion":"What is the frequency for paying premium?","faqAnswer":"You can pay your premium either:\n\n a. Monthly\n\n b. Quarterly\n\n c. Half-yearly\n\n d. Yearly\n\n Each payment mode attracts certain processing charges, which are mentioned in the chart below:\n\n Monthly premium = 8.5% of the annual premium.\n\n Half-yearly premium = 51% of the annual premium.\n\n \n\n Quarterly premium = 26% of the annual premium.\n\n \n Frequency\n\n Processing Charges\n\n Remarks\n Monthly\n\n -\n\n ECS is mandatory\n Quarterly\n\n ` 20\n\n -\n Half-yearly\n\n ` 10\n\n -\n Yearly\n\n -\n\n -\n\n \n\n\n \n\n ","faqQuestion":"I missed paying last few months premium. Can I start paying my premium again? Are there any charges?","faqAnswer":"Based on the time lapsed from the first payment missed, payment of premium can be made along with certain revival charges. Please check the chart below for the same \n\n \n Time\n\n Revival Allowed\n\n Charges\n\n Additional Requirement\n Before completion of 6 months\n\n Minor Revival\n\n Non UL Plans & UL Plans issued before 1st July 2006 9% p.a. on the outstanding premium. (0.75 % p.m. on actual outstanding)
\n UL Plans (issued after 1st July 2006) Flat Rs. 500\n\n -\n After completion of 6 months\n\n Major Revivals\n\n Non UL Plans & UL Plans issued before 1st July 2006 9% p.a. on the outstanding premium. (0.75 % p.m. on actual outstanding)
\n UL Plans (issued after 1st July 2006) Flat Rs. 500\n\n Major revival form needs to be submitted. Policy shall be revived only after underwriting decision. Policy might get rated- up depending upon the facts of each case.\n After 24 months\n\n Not Allowed\n\n -\n\n -\n\n \n\n\n For Policies which move into Discontinuance:\n\n You must pay all your premiums within the premium due date. When the premium is not paid within the days of grace provided after the premium due date, the policy will move into Notice Period. \n\n Grace Periods:\n\n The grace period in case of yearly, half-yearly and quarterly modes of payment is 30 days and in case of the monthly mode of payment, it is 15 days. Kotak Life Insurance will send a Notice Period letter to the client within a period of 15 days from the date of expiry of the grace period. \n\n Notice Period:\n\n Notice Period is the time given to policyholder to exercise the option as mentioned in Notice Period Letter. The stipulated period is 30 days from the receipt of this notice. The risk cover under the policy is in force till the policyholder exercises the option or till the expiry of the 30-day of notice period. Mortality charges are deducted during the notice period. Rider falls away during Notice period. If Kotak Life Insurance does not receive any confirmation from the client within 30 Days, policy will move into Discontinuance Mode.\n\n Policyholder shall have the right to revive such policies. Please refer to your policy document for information on terms of revival.\n\n \n\n ","faqQuestion":"Will I receive a premium receipt every time I make a payment?","faqAnswer":"You will be issued a receipt each time you make a payment. For ECS \/ SI cases, receipt is issued only after confirmation of a successful transaction.","faqQuestion":"Will I be refunded the full amount invested?","faqAnswer":"We would refund the premium paid by you after deducting stamp duty, medical expenses and proportionate risk premium for the period of cover.","faqQuestion":"What is reduced paid up?","faqAnswer":"If the policyholder does not want to continue paying premiums but wants the cover to continue, then he can opt for the paid-up option whereby the sum assured is reduced and the future premiums are not payable. However, the policyholder will lose the rider benefits if he opts for the Reduced Paid-up option. Pure risk policies i.e. Term\/Preferred term plans cannot be made paid-up.","faqQuestion":"What is Waiver of Premiums benefit?","faqAnswer":"In the unfortunate case that you become totally disabled, this add-on benefit waives off all future premiums - both on the basic cover and on all add-on benefits during the disability period. All benefits of the original insurance plan would remain valid until maturity, without your being required to continue to pay the premiums for the base policy or the add-ons.","faqQuestion":"If due to any reason, I am unable to pay the premiums on my policy before the due date what is the time period available for paying my premiums?","faqAnswer":"If the premiums are not paid due to any reason, the policy goes into lapse and the customer loses the life cover. He can revive the policy without undergoing any formalities by paying the premiums within 6 months from the due date. If he pays after six months, then he needs to complete major revival formalities and may even have to undergo medicals. However the maximum time period available to revive the policy is 2 years from PTD and for policies, which have been issued after 01.09.2010 two years from the discontinuance date. If the premiums are not paid for more than 2 years from the due date, then policy will terminate and payout if any shall be paid. In case of NON UL plans, the policy might move into Reduce Paid Up mode. Please refer to your policy document for further information.","faqQuestion":"What are the different premium paying options available?","faqAnswer":"Nearly all policies provide yearly, half yearly, quarterly and monthly modes of premium payment.\n\n In addition, some plans also have the option to pay the premiums only for a limited period of time and not for the full policy term.","faqQuestion":"Is there any policy where I can receive money during the tenure of the policy?","faqAnswer":"Yes, the MoneyBack Policies. This is an anticipated endowment policy with an additional feature of receiving a benefit at regular intervals during the tenure of the policy. The risk cover continues for the entire policy term in spite of the installments already paid. If you outlive the policy, the maturity benefit along with accumulated bonus is paid back to you. For example, Kotak Premier Money Back Plan.\n\n \n\n This is suitable for you if you plan to coincide the receipt of funds from the policy with your future anticipated needs like a car, an overseas holiday, children's educational needs, marriage expenses, etc.","faqQuestion":"What will happen to my policy if I miss a premium payment due date?","faqAnswer":"The maturity values are product specific. Please refer to individual product pages for exact details.\n\n \n\n Kotak Life Insurance offers a grace period of 30 days after the premium payment due date for paying the outstanding premium. If you fail to pay the premium on your policy within this grace period your policy will lapse. You can revive your lapsed policy by paying your outstanding premium and late payment charges. This facility is available for six months. However, you can still revive the policy within revival period as per respective plans. But if you are applying for revival of your policy in this period, then shall entail submission of proof of good health. For plan specific conditions, please refer respective Plan\u2019s terms and conditions for more details."]; var jsonDataAppForm = ""; var form_flag = "pmpFAQ"; var annualFundPer = ""; var fundPerformance = ""; /* function openCity(evt, cityName) // Declare all variables var i, tabcontent_tabcontent, tablinks_tablinks; // Get all elements with class="tabcontent" and hide them tabcontent_tabcontent = document.getElementsByClassName("tabcontent_tabcontent"); for (i = 0; i Critical illness Sukanya samriddhi yojana Income tax slab Tds Types of insurance Tds refund Itr 1 80d deduction What is tds Term insurance vs life insurance Ulip meaning Irdai full form 1 crore term insurance Life insurance Invest in ulip Ulip What is term insurance Retirement plan Child plans 80c deduction list Pmjjby certificate download What is itr Section 80d of income tax act Insurance riders Term insurance Hra full form Savings plans Importance of portfolio Guaranteed savings plan Assured savings plan Endowment meaning Section 80C tax benefits Life Insurance Plans Term Insurance Plans Kotak e-Term Kotak Protect India Savings Plans Kotak Assured Savings Plan Kotak Guaranteed Savings Plan Kotak Guaranteed Fortune Builder ULIP Plan Kotak e-Invest ULIP Plan Kotak e-Invest CALCULATORS ULIP Calculator Compound Interest Calculator Retirement Planing Calculator Buy Online Buy Term Insurance Online Invest in ULIP Plan Invest in Guaranteed Savings Plan Invest in Assured Savings Plan Invest in Lifetime Income Plan Invest in Kotak Guaranteed Fortune Builder Retirement Plans Kotak Lifetime Income Plan Health Insurance Plans Child Plan Insurance Guide About Life Insurance Term Insurance Guide Wealth Creation Retirement Savings & Tax Government Schemes Health Insurance Book Summary Glossary HOW DO I? Pay My Premium File a Claim Manage My Policy Download Application Form Get Product Brochure Check Policy Document Specimen Fund Update Locate a Kotak Life Branch Understand the Stages of My Application Group Plans Group Gratuity/Leave Encashment Group Superannuation Group Term Group Credit view all plans About Us Corporate Governance CSR Media Center Career Contact Us Quick Links What is Term Insurance What is ULIP HRA Deductions Tax Slabs What is Critical Illness Insurance? What is Life Insurance Term Plan with Return of Premium Claim Settlement Ratio Insurance Riders HappyYou by Kotak Connect with us
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how to download transaction receipt from kotak mahindra bank
Download Zip https://t.co/735KmBehAj
Please note: For every successful NEFT transaction, your bank will provide a UTR (Unique Transaction Reference) Number. Please mention the UTR for any future correspondence with Kotak Life Insurance regarding your NEFT transaction.
Premium is the consideration (price) payable periodically to the life insurance company for the risk undertaken by it under the insurance policy."},"faqQuestion":"What happens if I miss paying my premiums?","faqAnswer":"You must pay all your premiums within the premium due date. When the premium is not paid within the days of grace provided after the premium due date, the policy will move into lapse\/ ACM \/ ANM\/ Paid Up \/ Notice Period Mode. The grace period in case of yearly, half-yearly and quarterly modes of payment is 30 days and in case of the monthly mode of payment, it is 15 days.","faqQuestion":"What is the frequency for paying premium?","faqAnswer":"You can pay your premium either:\n\n a. Monthly\n\n b. Quarterly\n\n c. Half-yearly\n\n d. Yearly\n\n Each payment mode attracts certain processing charges, which are mentioned in the chart below:\n\n Monthly premium = 8.5% of the annual premium.\n\n Half-yearly premium = 51% of the annual premium.\n\n \n\n Quarterly premium = 26% of the annual premium.\n\n \n Frequency\n\n Processing Charges\n\n Remarks\n Monthly\n\n -\n\n ECS is mandatory\n Quarterly\n\n ` 20\n\n -\n Half-yearly\n\n ` 10\n\n -\n Yearly\n\n -\n\n -\n\n \n\n\n \n\n ","faqQuestion":"I missed paying last few months premium. Can I start paying my premium again? Are there any charges?","faqAnswer":"Based on the time lapsed from the first payment missed, payment of premium can be made along with certain revival charges. Please check the chart below for the same \n\n \n Time\n\n Revival Allowed\n\n Charges\n\n Additional Requirement\n Before completion of 6 months\n\n Minor Revival\n\n Non UL Plans & UL Plans issued before 1st July 2006 9% p.a. on the outstanding premium. (0.75 % p.m. on actual outstanding)
\n UL Plans (issued after 1st July 2006) Flat Rs. 500\n\n -\n After completion of 6 months\n\n Major Revivals\n\n Non UL Plans & UL Plans issued before 1st July 2006 9% p.a. on the outstanding premium. (0.75 % p.m. on actual outstanding)
\n UL Plans (issued after 1st July 2006) Flat Rs. 500\n\n Major revival form needs to be submitted. Policy shall be revived only after underwriting decision. Policy might get rated- up depending upon the facts of each case.\n After 24 months\n\n Not Allowed\n\n -\n\n -\n\n \n\n\n For Policies which move into Discontinuance:\n\n You must pay all your premiums within the premium due date. When the premium is not paid within the days of grace provided after the premium due date, the policy will move into Notice Period. \n\n Grace Periods:\n\n The grace period in case of yearly, half-yearly and quarterly modes of payment is 30 days and in case of the monthly mode of payment, it is 15 days. Kotak Life Insurance will send a Notice Period letter to the client within a period of 15 days from the date of expiry of the grace period. \n\n Notice Period:\n\n Notice Period is the time given to policyholder to exercise the option as mentioned in Notice Period Letter. The stipulated period is 30 days from the receipt of this notice. The risk cover under the policy is in force till the policyholder exercises the option or till the expiry of the 30-day of notice period. Mortality charges are deducted during the notice period. Rider falls away during Notice period. If Kotak Life Insurance does not receive any confirmation from the client within 30 Days, policy will move into Discontinuance Mode.\n\n Policyholder shall have the right to revive such policies. Please refer to your policy document for information on terms of revival.\n\n \n\n ","faqQuestion":"Will I receive a premium receipt every time I make a payment?","faqAnswer":"You will be issued a receipt each time you make a payment. For ECS \/ SI cases, receipt is issued only after confirmation of a successful transaction.","faqQuestion":"Will I be refunded the full amount invested?","faqAnswer":"We would refund the premium paid by you after deducting stamp duty, medical expenses and proportionate risk premium for the period of cover.","faqQuestion":"What is reduced paid up?","faqAnswer":"If the policyholder does not want to continue paying premiums but wants the cover to continue, then he can opt for the paid-up option whereby the sum assured is reduced and the future premiums are not payable. However, the policyholder will lose the rider benefits if he opts for the Reduced Paid-up option. Pure risk policies i.e. Term\/Preferred term plans cannot be made paid-up.","faqQuestion":"What is Waiver of Premiums benefit?","faqAnswer":"In the unfortunate case that you become totally disabled, this add-on benefit waives off all future premiums - both on the basic cover and on all add-on benefits during the disability period. All benefits of the original insurance plan would remain valid until maturity, without your being required to continue to pay the premiums for the base policy or the add-ons.","faqQuestion":"If due to any reason, I am unable to pay the premiums on my policy before the due date what is the time period available for paying my premiums?","faqAnswer":"If the premiums are not paid due to any reason, the policy goes into lapse and the customer loses the life cover. He can revive the policy without undergoing any formalities by paying the premiums within 6 months from the due date. If he pays after six months, then he needs to complete major revival formalities and may even have to undergo medicals. However the maximum time period available to revive the policy is 2 years from PTD and for policies, which have been issued after 01.09.2010 two years from the discontinuance date. If the premiums are not paid for more than 2 years from the due date, then policy will terminate and payout if any shall be paid. In case of NON UL plans, the policy might move into Reduce Paid Up mode. Please refer to your policy document for further information.","faqQuestion":"What are the different premium paying options available?","faqAnswer":"Nearly all policies provide yearly, half yearly, quarterly and monthly modes of premium payment.\n\n In addition, some plans also have the option to pay the premiums only for a limited period of time and not for the full policy term.","faqQuestion":"Is there any policy where I can receive money during the tenure of the policy?","faqAnswer":"Yes, the MoneyBack Policies. This is an anticipated endowment policy with an additional feature of receiving a benefit at regular intervals during the tenure of the policy. The risk cover continues for the entire policy term in spite of the installments already paid. If you outlive the policy, the maturity benefit along with accumulated bonus is paid back to you. For example, Kotak Premier Money Back Plan.\n\n \n\n This is suitable for you if you plan to coincide the receipt of funds from the policy with your future anticipated needs like a car, an overseas holiday, children's educational needs, marriage expenses, etc.","faqQuestion":"What will happen to my policy if I miss a premium payment due date?","faqAnswer":"The maturity values are product specific. Please refer to individual product pages for exact details.\n\n \n\n Kotak Life Insurance offers a grace period of 30 days after the premium payment due date for paying the outstanding premium. If you fail to pay the premium on your policy within this grace period your policy will lapse. You can revive your lapsed policy by paying your outstanding premium and late payment charges. This facility is available for six months. However, you can still revive the policy within revival period as per respective plans. But if you are applying for revival of your policy in this period, then shall entail submission of proof of good health. For plan specific conditions, please refer respective Plan\u2019s terms and conditions for more details."]; var jsonDataAppForm = ""; var form_flag = "pmpFAQ"; var annualFundPer = ""; var fundPerformance = ""; /* function openCity(evt, cityName) // Declare all variables var i, tabcontent_tabcontent, tablinks_tablinks; // Get all elements with class="tabcontent" and hide them tabcontent_tabcontent = document.getElementsByClassName("tabcontent_tabcontent"); for (i = 0; i Critical illness Sukanya samriddhi yojana Income tax slab Tds Types of insurance Tds refund Itr 1 80d deduction What is tds Term insurance vs life insurance Ulip meaning Irdai full form 1 crore term insurance Life insurance Invest in ulip Ulip What is term insurance Retirement plan Child plans 80c deduction list Pmjjby certificate download What is itr Section 80d of income tax act Insurance riders Term insurance Hra full form Savings plans Importance of portfolio Guaranteed savings plan Assured savings plan Endowment meaning Section 80C tax benefits Life Insurance Plans Term Insurance Plans Kotak e-Term Kotak Protect India Savings Plans Kotak Assured Savings Plan Kotak Guaranteed Savings Plan Kotak Guaranteed Fortune Builder ULIP Plan Kotak e-Invest ULIP Plan Kotak e-Invest CALCULATORS ULIP Calculator Compound Interest Calculator Retirement Planing Calculator Buy Online Buy Term Insurance Online Invest in ULIP Plan Invest in Guaranteed Savings Plan Invest in Assured Savings Plan Invest in Lifetime Income Plan Invest in Kotak Guaranteed Fortune Builder Retirement Plans Kotak Lifetime Income Plan Health Insurance Plans Child Plan Insurance Guide About Life Insurance Term Insurance Guide Wealth Creation Retirement Savings & Tax Government Schemes Health Insurance Book Summary Glossary HOW DO I? Pay My Premium File a Claim Manage My Policy Download Application Form Get Product Brochure Check Policy Document Specimen Fund Update Locate a Kotak Life Branch Understand the Stages of My Application Group Plans Group Gratuity/Leave Encashment Group Superannuation Group Term Group Credit view all plans About Us Corporate Governance CSR Media Center Career Contact Us Quick Links What is Term Insurance What is ULIP HRA Deductions Tax Slabs What is Critical Illness Insurance? What is Life Insurance Term Plan with Return of Premium Claim Settlement Ratio Insurance Riders HappyYou by Kotak Connect with us
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