Benefits of PMSBY: In times of crisis, every person tries to ensure that the family does not face financial problems. You too can give a similar protection cover to the family by spending only Re 1 in a month.
Benefits of PMSBY: In the era of inflation, one rupee has no special value. Now only nominal things come in one rupee. In such a situation, the question can be asked that now what comes in one rupee.
Insurance cover of 2 lakhs in 1 rupee
Of course, in the era of inflation, now one rupee is not so important, but in one rupee you can still buy a life insurance cover for your family. Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Bima Yojana (PMSBY) launched by the Modi government is one such big scheme, in which the consumer has to pay a premium of only Re 1 in a month i.e. only Rs 12 in a year (Benefits of PMSBY).
Support is made in times of sorrow
After enrolling in the scheme (PMSBY), now if the consumer dies or becomes permanently disabled, then the family gets an insurance cover of Rs 2 lakh. Permanent disability includes loss of both eyes or both arms or both legs, loss of one eye and one arm or one leg. On the other hand, a cover of Rs 1 lakh is available on partial disability.
18 to 70 year olds eligible
People in the age group of 18 to 70 years are eligible to take advantage of this scheme (PMSBY). To enroll in this scheme, it is necessary for the consumer to open an account in some bank or the other. If you have multiple bank accounts, then you can take advantage of this scheme from any one bank. Every year on June 1, 12 premiums for a year are deducted from your account through auto debit facility.
Started in the year 2015
Let us inform that in order to give the benefit of insurance cover to the people of the weaker income group, PM Narendra Modi started this scheme in the year 2015. In this scheme (PMSBY), people have to spend only Re 1 in a month to get an insurance cover of Rs 2 lakh.
It is the effort of the government that through this scheme the needy people can also get the benefit of insurance cover at the time of need. You can also contact on toll-free number (1800-180-1111/1800-110-001) to get more information about this disease.
