Thursday 15 February 2018

Difference between Life Insurance and Mutual Fund

 
        Life Insurance vs. Mutual Funds

Life insurance is designed to provide missing income to your beneficiary upon your death.

Mutual funds are investment vehicles in which money is pooled from a large number of investors and spread over investments like stocks or bonds.


The main purpose of life insurance is to provide financial security for your loved ones upon your death.


It provides a living benefit to bet inflation over a long period of times.


It is a mode of saving in which beat on your life.

It is a process of Wealth creation by parking savings in Mutual funds.

A guaranteed bonus, sum assured will be payable upon maturity of a plan.

Mutual fund is fully subject  to market risk.

In general Life Insurance plan give annually 6% to 7% return due to it is a non risky.

SENSEX and NIFTY provides 17% CAGR from its incorporation. This is much higher than a traditional   life insurance plan.


Insurance sector regulated by                                        Insurance Regulatory Authority Of India

Mutual Funds are regulated by  Stock Exchange Board of India

Main purpose of  life insurance is to protect some ones valuable life.

Main purpose is investing in equity through professional managers.

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