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(Revised)
Dear Readers we are very sorry for the confusion caused from the last article we
published with the title “Why ULIPs are better than FDs”. We explained the article by
taking few parameters into consideration and those are the actual facts but we didn’t
mention it in the article. We think that created confusion in few of you. We would like
to clarify those points for your interest in this article. Following are the points
illustrated/ discussed in this article.
Returns on FD
Here we are assuming that Mr. Rahul is investing Rs. 100000 every year for 5 years. In
FD we don’t have the option to invest every year on the same account. So Rahul
decided to invest Rs.100000 in the first year for 5 years term, Rs. 100000 in the
second year for 4 years term, Rs. 100000 in the third year for 3 years term, Rs.
100000 in the fourth year for 2 years term and Rs. 100000 in the fifth year for 1 year
term. From the below given illustration you can clearly understand the total return that
Rahul is going to receive at the end of fifth year.
Tax Rate
We are taking the Income Tax rate as 30% considering the annual income of Rahul is
more than Rs. 500000.
The return from ULIP is far better than FD. Because FD has generated a total return of
Rs. 5,89586.89 during a period of five years. But the returns from ULIP is Rs.
6,60431.18 that is Rs. 70,844.29 more than FD.
Tax Calculation on the Contribution
Below given table will help you to understand the tax amount on the contribution of FD
& ULIP
Note: Tax on contribution (Rs 1,00,000) will not be deducted from your deposit. But
remember you have to pay a Tax of Rs. 30,000 every year from your income
towards this contribution.