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Pension insurance is a structured financial plan that helps you build a savings corpus over your working years. Upon retirement, this accumulated sum is converted into a regular source of income (annuity) to cover your living costs.

An immediate annuity starts paying out regular income almost immediately after you invest a lump sum. A deferred annuity accumulates your premium investments over a set phase first, starting payouts at a chosen future date.

It is best to start in your late 20s or early 30s. The power of compounding means starting early builds a significantly larger corpus over time with much smaller premium contributions.

Traditional plans offer guaranteed payouts and loyalty additions. Market-linked plans (like pension ULIPs) depend on equity and debt market performance but provide higher inflation-beating return potential.

Yes. Most plans allow partial withdrawals for critical life goals like medical emergencies, children's higher education, or buying a home, subject to policy terms and lock-in requirements.

Your premium contributions qualify for tax deductions under Section 80CCC/80C. Furthermore, up to 60% of the accumulated retirement corpus can be withdrawn tax-free at maturity under current tax rules.

Typically, the annuity payout option selected at the time of annuity purchase is final and cannot be altered.

Pension plans offer structured discipline, tax shields, and guaranteed lifetime income options. Mutual funds offer higher liquidity and returns but lack guaranteed lifetime payout features.