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Life Insurance Plan




                                                                Titanium Plus Plan


                                                                from Canara HSBC Oriental Bank of
                                                                Commerce Life Insurance






         Titanium  Plus  Plan  is  a  unit  linked  investment  cum  Death Benefits
         protection plan which can be customized as per your goals  In the unfortunate event of your demise while the Policy
         and  changing  requirements.  This  plan  provides  you  is in-force, your family will receive higher of:
         unmatched  flexibility  while  letting  you  have  full  control
                                                                Sum Assured less applicable partial withdrawals, or
         over your investment in any market movement.
            Flexibility  of  single  or  limited  or  regular  Premium    Fund Value, or
             Payment  with safety  net of  life  coverage for chosen    105% of all Premiums paid
             policy term.
             Multiple Portfolio Management Options to enable you Maturity Benefits
         
             optimize returns from the policy                 On maturity, you will receive the Fund Value based on the
            Loyalty Additions & Wealth boosters during the Policy  prevailing  NAVs.  You  also  have  the  option  to  take  Fund
             Term  as  additional  allocation  of  units  to  boost  your  Value on maturity in periodic installments as per Settlement
             investments                                      Option. (The details on Settlement Option is given below).
            Flexibility  of  switching  and  redirection  between  the  Choice of Funds or Portfolio Management
             fund options to take advantage of market movements
             or change in risk preference                     Options
            Option  for  partial  withdrawals  to  help  you  meet  You  can  choose  from  a  range  of  7  different  Unit  Linked
             unplanned contingencies or meet changing needs of  Funds with different risk appetites. Alternatively you may
             your family                                      select  one  among  following  4  different  Portfolio
                                                              Management Options to manage and build on wealth in
         Create  exclusive  funds  under  Married             an optimal way.

         Women's Property Act (MWPA)                            Systematic Transfer Option (STO)
         You can combine a very useful feature with our Titanium    Return Protector Option (RPO)
         Plus plan. Through this feature you will be able to create    Auto Funds Rebalancing (AFR)
         exclusive corpus for the benefit of your loved ones. With
                                                                Safety Switch Option (SSO)
         the help of MWPA, you can be sure that only your loved
         ones  have  access  to  this  corpus  and  that  it  is  legally  Choose Your Funds
         protected from creditors and claimants*.
                                                              This option gives you the flexibility to manage & control
         Under  Section  6  of  the  Married  Women's  Property  Act,  the  investment  in  your  own  way.  Here  you  can  choose
         1874, a married man can take an insurance policy on his  from  a  range  of  7  Unit  Linked  Funds  to  cater  to  your
         own life, and express it to be for the benefit of his wife or  investment  needs.  You  can  choose  to  allocate  your
         children. When such intent is expressed on the face of the  Premiums to any, all or a combination of the Unit Linked
         policy, it shall be deemed to be a trust for the benefit of  Funds as per your risk preference.
         the named beneficiaries and it shall not be subject to the    Emerging Leaders Equity Fund
         control of the husband; or his  creditors; or form part of
         his estate.                                                                       Continued in page 48

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