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Term and health insurance · checked 11 November 2026
Two policies matter: pure term life cover of about ten to fifteen times your income, and a family health floater of your own.
Keep insurance and investing apart, since endowment, money-back and ULIP policies do both worse than a term plan and a fund. Group cover from your startup ends when you leave or the company shuts, often just as income turns shaky. Add disability cover if your family leans on your income, and buy term cover when someone first depends on it, since premiums rise with age.
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- What insurance does a founder actually need? Wealth
- How much term life cover do I actually need? Wealth
- Should I buy term insurance or a policy that also invests my money? Wealth
- How much health insurance should my family have in India? Wealth
- Can I just rely on the group health cover my startup gives the team? Wealth
- Do I need personal accident or disability cover, not just life insurance? Wealth
- When should a founder actually buy term life insurance? Wealth
- What happens to my family if I die with personal guarantees or loans tied to my startup? Wealth
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