Question
Which insurance company has launched a debt fund that
will enable customers to lock-in their investments at current high interest rates, build long-term wealth and achieve financial goals?Solution
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance launched a debt fund that will enable customers to lock-in their investments at current high interest rates, build long-term wealth and achieve financial goals. This fund is available for investments with the company’s flagship Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIP). ULIPs provide customers with a unique proposition of life cover, financial security to the family and facilitate building wealth over the long-term.
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