LIC Money Back Calculator

Estimate premium schedules, regular 5-year survival money-back milestones, accumulated bonuses, and maturity payouts for Plan 920 and Plan 921 instantly.

Min: ₹1,00,000 | Max: No Limit
Age bounds: 13 to 50 years

Adjust the parameters in the dashboard to generate your LIC Money Back benefit illustration instantly.

Introduction to the LIC Money Back Calculator

When organizing long-term family security, balancing a massive safety net with immediate liquidity is one of the most prominent challenges parents and individuals face. Standard endowment policies successfully lock in savings until the end of the term, but they fail to provide periodic cash flow to meet near-term obligations. This is exactly where LIC of India’s signature savings engines—the LIC 20-Year Money Back Plan (Plan No. 920) and the LIC 25-Year Money Back Plan (Plan No. 921)—excel.

Our expert-engineered LIC Money Back Calculator offers a state-of-the-art interactive platform to simulate your policy parameters. By inputting parameters like chosen plan term, entry age, and Sum Assured, you can instantly see your exact year-by-year survival benefits, premium schedules with localized 2026 GST slabs, and projected maturity corpuses. Bypass manual premium charts and secure precise actuarial illustrations within seconds.

Understanding LIC Money Back Plans: 20-Year vs 25-Year

LIC offers two variations of the money-back scheme to cater to different financial horizons and savings capacities. Using our integrated LIC 20 year money back calculator and LIC 25 year money back plan 921 premium calculator helps you compare the exact yields of both plan types:

1. LIC 20-Year Money Back Plan (Plan No. 920)

Plan 920 is a short-to-mid term savings plan designed for people seeking liquidity within a 20-year span. Under this configuration:

Use our premium LIC 20 year money back plan 920 premium calculator to model this policy structure and see the cash flow impact on your financial plans.

2. LIC 25-Year Money Back Plan (Plan No. 921)

Plan 921 extends the safety net and compounding window to 25 years. It is designed for major milestones like higher secondary planning or post-graduation timelines:

Eligibility Criteria and Plan Rules

To utilize the calculator accurately, ensure that your entry parameters match the official guidelines set forth by the Life Insurance Corporation of India:

Eligibility Parameter LIC 20-Year Money Back (Plan 920) LIC 25-Year Money Back (Plan 921)
Minimum Entry Age 13 Years Completed 13 Years Completed
Maximum Entry Age 50 Years (Nearer Birthday) 45 Years (Nearer Birthday)
Maximum Maturity Age 70 Years 70 Years
Policy Term 20 Years 25 Years
Premium Paying Term (PPT) 15 Years 20 Years
Minimum Sum Assured ₹1,00,000 ₹1,00,000
Maximum Sum Assured No Upper Limit No Upper Limit

Detailed Payout Schedule Comparison

Understanding when and how much you will receive is essential for matching payouts with life milestones. The table below represents a comparative breakdown for a ₹10 Lakh Sum Assured policy under both options, which you can easily model in our LIC money back policy maturity calculator:

Policy Year End Plan 920 (20-Yr Term, PPT 15) Payout Plan 921 (25-Yr Term, PPT 20) Payout
End of Year 5 ₹2,00,000 (20% SA) ₹1,50,000 (15% SA)
End of Year 10 ₹2,00,000 (20% SA) ₹1,50,000 (15% SA)
End of Year 15 ₹2,00,000 (20% SA) ₹1,50,000 (15% SA)
End of Year 20 ₹4,00,000 (40% SA) + Vested Bonuses (Maturity) ₹1,50,000 (15% SA)
End of Year 25 Policy Term Closed (Year 20) ₹4,00,000 (40% SA) + Vested Bonuses (Maturity)
Total Survival Milestone Payouts ₹6,00,000 ₹6,00,000

Bonus Declaration and Yield Compounding

As participating life insurance plans, both Plan 920 and Plan 921 accrue annual Simple Reversionary Bonuses declared by LIC based on corporate performance and valuation audits.

Tax Benefits and Regulatory Guidelines

Like most traditional products from LIC of India, Money Back policies carry excellent tax advantages under the Income Tax Act:

  1. Section 80C Deduction: Premiums paid for Plan 920 and 921 are tax-deductible up to ₹1,50,000 per financial year under Section 80C (applicable for old tax regime).
  2. Section 10(10D) Exemption: All money-back survival benefits received every 5 years, along with the final maturity corpus, are 100% tax-free under Section 10(10D), provided the annual premium is less than 10% of the basic Sum Assured.

⚖️ Professional Actuarial Disclaimer

The LIC Money Back Calculator hosted on BimaCalculator.com is an independent financial simulation dashboard designed for educational and illustrative purposes only. The premium quotes, reversionary bonuses (modeled at ₹39 to ₹44 per thousand Sum Assured), and Final Additional Bonuses (FAB) reflect standard historical declarations and 2026 LIC rate guidelines. However, annual bonuses are declared at the sole discretion of the Life Insurance Corporation of India and are not guaranteed. Tax exemptions are subject to prevailing laws and amendments by the Ministry of Finance. For legally binding quotes and exact terms, please speak to a licensed LIC agent or visit an official branch.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the main benefit of an LIC Money Back Plan?

A: The primary benefit is regular liquidity. Unlike traditional endowment plans where the entire Sum Assured is locked until maturity, Money Back plans pay survival payouts equal to 15% or 20% of the Sum Assured every 5 years, helping you fund short-term milestones without breaking the policy.

Q: How does the premium payment term compare to the policy term?

A: Under both Plans 920 and 921, you pay premiums for a shorter duration than the policy term. For the 20-Year Plan (Plan 920), you pay premiums for 15 years. For the 25-Year Plan (Plan 921), you pay premiums for 20 years. Both offer a premium-free window during the final 5 years of the policy term.

Q: Are survival benefits taxable under Section 10(10D)?

A: No. All milestone survival benefits paid at years 5, 10, 15, and 20, as well as the final maturity benefit at the end of the term, are completely tax-exempt under Section 10(10D) of the Income Tax Act.

Q: What happens if the policyholder passes away during the policy term?

A: In case of policyholder demise, the full basic Sum Assured along with all vested reversionary bonuses and FAB (if any) is paid to the nominee immediately. Crucially, LIC does not deduct any previously paid survival money-back benefits from the death claim amount—the full life cover remains active.

Q: Can I take a loan against Plan 920 or 921?

A: Yes. Loans are available against both plans once the policy has completed at least 2 full years of active premiums and acquired a surrender value.

Q: What is the minimum Sum Assured required to purchase this policy?

A: The minimum Sum Assured required under both Plan 920 and Plan 921 is ₹1,00,000. There is no upper cap on the Sum Assured, subject to underwriter review and financial status.