A term plan provides life insurance coverage for a specified term, offering a lump sum payout in case of death during the policy term. An endowment plan, on the other hand, combines life insurance coverage with savings, providing maturity benefits in addition to death benefits.

In some cases, you may have the option to increase the coverage amount of your Sud Protection Plan by opting for additional coverage or by purchasing a new policy. It is recommended to contact our customer service for information on specific plan provisions.

Critical illness benefits may be available for specific Sud Protection Plans. Please review the plan details or contact our customer service to check if critical illness coverage is included in your chosen plan.

Yes, you can surrender your Sud Protection Plan before the completion of the policy term. However, surrendering the plan may result in the loss of benefits and could involve certain surrender charges. It is advisable to review the policy terms for surrender-related details.

Yes, premium payments made towards Sud Protection Plans may be eligible for tax deductions under the prevailing tax laws. The specific tax benefits and limits vary based on the plan and the individual's tax status.