LIC’s Jeevan Akshay-VII is an immediate annuity plan from the Life Insurance Corporation of India: you pay a one-time lump sum (called the “purchase price”), and LIC starts paying you a regular pension-like income almost immediately, for the rest of your life. It is one of LIC’s main options for turning a retirement corpus into a predictable income stream. This page explains how the plan works, its annuity options, eligibility, and current availability, based on LIC’s official Jeevan Akshay-VII sales brochure, policy document and Customer Information Sheet.
Important: LIC revises this plan’s terms from time to time and issues a new UIN (Unique Identification Number) each time. As of this update, the currently available version is UIN 512N337V07. An earlier version, UIN 512N337V06, was available for a period after 1 October 2024 but has since been replaced by the current version. This page focuses on the current UIN 512N337V07 and clearly flags anywhere it discusses older versions.
What is LIC Jeevan Akshay?
LIC Jeevan Akshay is a single-premium, immediate annuity plan – a type of insurance-linked income product, not a savings-and-maturity plan. You pay LIC a lump sum once, and in return LIC pays you a fixed annuity (income) for as long as you live, with the exact structure depending on the annuity option you choose. There is no further premium to pay, no maturity benefit to wait for, and (for most options) no separate death benefit beyond what the chosen option specifies.
This is different from a conventional LIC savings/endowment plan, where you pay premiums over several years to build up a sum that is paid out at maturity or on death. With Jeevan Akshay, the payment happens up front, and the plan’s purpose is to convert that lump sum into a regular income – similar in concept to buying a pension. It is typically considered by retirees, people who have just received a retirement corpus (such as provident fund or gratuity proceeds), or anyone who wants a predictable, insurer-backed income stream that does not depend on market performance.
LIC Jeevan Akshay-VII at a Glance
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan Name | LIC’s Jeevan Akshay-VII |
| Plan Number | 857 |
| Current UIN | 512N337V07 |
| Product Category | Non-Par, Non-Linked, Individual, Savings, Immediate Annuity plan |
| Type of Annuity | Immediate annuity (income starts almost immediately, not after a deferment period) |
| Premium Payment | Single premium (one-time “purchase price”) – no renewal premiums |
| Annuity Commencement | Shortly after the purchase price is paid, as per the payment mode chosen |
| Minimum Entry Age | 25 years (completed) |
| Maximum Entry Age | 85 years (completed) for most options; up to 100 years for Option F |
| Minimum Purchase Price | Rs. 10,00,000 for ages 25–29; Rs. 1,00,000 for ages 30 and above (subject to minimum annuity amount rules); Rs. 50,000 in specified cases involving persons with disability |
| Annuity Payment Modes | Yearly, half-yearly, quarterly or monthly, paid in arrears |
| Annuity Options Available | 10 options (A to J) – life annuity, guaranteed-period annuity, return-of-purchase-price annuity, joint-life annuity, and an increasing annuity |
| Medical Examination | Not required, as per LIC’s official plan page |
| Loan Facility | Available after 3 months, only under Options F and J |
| Free-Look Period | 30 days from receipt of the policy document |
| Current Status | UIN 512N337V07 is the version currently available for new purchases (see next section) |
Source: LIC’s official Jeevan Akshay-VII sales brochure, policy document and Customer Information Sheet for UIN 512N337V07 (linked in the References section below). Figures are those stated in LIC’s official documents at the time of writing and may be revised by LIC from time to time.
Is LIC Jeevan Akshay-VII Available Now?
Yes – the current version, UIN 512N337V07 (Plan No. 857), is available for new purchase from LIC as of this update. LIC has revised this plan several times over the years, and each revision gets a new UIN even though the plan is still marketed under the same name, “Jeevan Akshay-VII.”
Here is the version history that we could verify from LIC’s official records:
- UIN 512N337V07 (current): The version currently available for new business, as per LIC’s official plan page and its sales brochure, policy document and CIS.
- UIN 512N337V06 (withdrawn): An earlier version that LIC made available for new business from 1 October 2024, as per LIC’s official disclosure of modified products. This version has since been withdrawn and replaced by UIN 512N337V07.
- Earlier versions (V01 to V05, and predecessor plans such as Jeevan Akshay-VI): These were withdrawn in earlier years as LIC periodically revises annuity rates and terms. They are listed in LIC’s official withdrawn-plans record.
If you already hold a Jeevan Akshay-VII policy issued under an older UIN (such as 512N337V06 or earlier), your policy continues exactly as per the terms, annuity rate and option you were given when you purchased it. Buying a new policy today would be issued under the current UIN 512N337V07 and current annuity rates – it does not change or affect any policy you already hold. If you need information specific to your existing policy, refer to your policy document or contact LIC directly, rather than relying only on this page.
If you are exploring options and Jeevan Akshay-VII (in whichever form) does not suit you, other currently available LIC pension and annuity products – such as LIC’s New Jeevan Shanti (a deferred annuity plan) – may be worth examining. See the comparison sections below.
How LIC Jeevan Akshay Works
The process is straightforward, since there is only a single payment involved:
- Choose an annuity option from the 10 available (life annuity, guaranteed-period annuity, return-of-purchase-price, joint life, or increasing annuity – see the next section).
- Pay the purchase price as a single lump sum. There are no further premiums to pay after this.
- Annuity income begins according to the payment mode you chose (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly), paid in arrears (that is, at the end of each period rather than in advance).
- Payments continue for as long as you (and, for joint-life options, your co-annuitant) survive, or for the guaranteed period chosen, whichever the option specifies.
- What happens after death depends entirely on the annuity option selected – some options simply stop payments, some continue paying a nominee for a guaranteed period, and some return the purchase price to the nominee. See the dedicated section on this below.
LIC Jeevan Akshay-VII Annuity Options
LIC Jeevan Akshay-VII (UIN 512N337V07) offers 10 annuity options, labelled A to J in LIC’s official brochure. Each option trades off the amount of income against what happens after death or whether the purchase price is returned. The table below summarises each option based on LIC’s official sales brochure.
| Option | How It Works | Purchase Price Returned? |
|---|---|---|
| A | Immediate annuity for life. Payments continue only for as long as the annuitant is alive. | No |
| B | Annuity for life, guaranteed for the first 5 years. If death occurs within the first 5 years, payments continue to the nominee for the remainder of that period. | No |
| C | Annuity for life, guaranteed for the first 10 years, with the same nominee protection as Option B. | No |
| D | Annuity for life, guaranteed for the first 15 years, with the same nominee protection as Option B. | No |
| E | Annuity for life, guaranteed for the first 20 years, with the same nominee protection as Option B. | No |
| F | Annuity for life. On the annuitant’s death, payments stop but the full purchase price is paid to the nominee. | Yes, on death |
| G | Annuity for life, increasing every year at a simple rate of 3% per annum. | No |
| H | Joint-life annuity for the primary annuitant. On their death, 50% of the annuity continues to the surviving secondary annuitant (typically the spouse) for life. | No |
| I | Joint-life annuity for the primary annuitant. On their death, 100% of the annuity continues to the surviving secondary annuitant for life. | No |
| J | Joint-life annuity at 100% to the survivor (like Option I). After both annuitants have died, the purchase price is paid to the nominee. | Yes, after both annuitants’ deaths |
As a general pattern: options that guarantee a minimum payment period, return the purchase price, or cover a spouse (Options B–J) typically pay a somewhat lower periodic annuity than Option A for the same purchase price, because LIC is committing to pay for longer or to return capital. This is a structural trade-off common to all immediate annuity products, not something specific to LIC.
LIC Jeevan Akshay Benefits
- Immediate income: Annuity payments begin almost immediately after you pay the purchase price – there is no waiting or deferment period, unlike a deferred annuity plan.
- Lifetime income: Under every option, payments continue for as long as the annuitant (and, under joint-life options, the surviving spouse) is alive.
- Choice of 10 annuity options: You can choose the structure that best matches your priorities – maximum income (Option A), a guarantee period, return of capital, spousal cover, or a rising income (Option G).
- Choice of payment frequency: Monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly payouts are available, so you can match the income to your cash-flow needs.
- Single-premium simplicity: One payment, no renewal premiums, no risk of the policy lapsing due to missed payments.
- Protection against longevity risk: Because payments continue for life, the plan protects against the risk of outliving your savings – a risk that a fixed-tenure investment does not cover.
- Spouse-related options: Options H, I and J let a spouse (as secondary annuitant) continue receiving income after the primary annuitant’s death.
- Return of purchase price: Options F and J return the full purchase price to the nominee, which can suit those who want their capital preserved for their family even while drawing an income.
- No market risk: As a non-linked plan, the annuity amount is fixed at the outset and does not fluctuate with market conditions once the policy is issued.
- No medical examination: Based on LIC’s official plan page, no medical test is required to purchase this plan.
Eligibility for LIC Jeevan Akshay-VII
| Condition | Details |
|---|---|
| Minimum Entry Age | 25 years (completed) |
| Maximum Entry Age | 85 years (completed) for most options; up to 100 years under Option F |
| Minimum Purchase Price | Rs. 10,00,000 (ages 25–29); Rs. 1,00,000 (age 30 and above), subject to meeting the minimum annuity amount for the chosen mode; Rs. 50,000 in specified cases involving persons with disability |
| Minimum Annuity Amount | Rs. 12,000 a year, Rs. 6,000 half-yearly, Rs. 3,000 quarterly, or Rs. 1,000 a month, depending on the mode chosen |
| Medical Examination | Not required |
| Who Can Buy | Individuals; the plan can also be bought jointly with an eligible family member under the joint-life options |
| Policy Term | Whole of life – the annuity continues as per the option chosen, with no fixed end date |
Premium / Purchase Price
Jeevan Akshay is a single-premium plan – what you pay LIC is usually called the “purchase price” rather than a premium, since it is a one-time payment that purchases your annuity. Unlike a savings plan, there is no ongoing premium to track, and no policy lapse risk from missed payments.
LIC does not publish one fixed annuity amount for everyone, because your actual annuity payout depends on several factors:
- The purchase price you pay: A larger purchase price results in a proportionately larger annuity income.
- Your age (and your co-annuitant’s age, for joint-life options): Annuity rates vary by age, since they reflect life-expectancy assumptions used by LIC’s actuaries.
- The annuity option you select: As explained above, options with guarantees, return of purchase price, or spousal cover generally pay a somewhat lower periodic amount than a plain life annuity, for the same purchase price.
- Payment frequency: Choosing monthly payments versus yearly payments changes the size of each individual payment (though not necessarily the total received over a year).
- Prevailing annuity rates: LIC revises its annuity rate tables from time to time (this is one reason the UIN changes periodically), so the exact amount you would get today may differ from what an older brochure or a different visitor’s policy shows.
Because annuity rates depend on LIC’s current rate tables and your personal details, this page does not include a premium calculator or specific rupee-figure quotes for annuity amounts. For an accurate, current quotation, use LIC’s official online tools or consult a licensed LIC agent.
LIC Jeevan Akshay Annuity Example
Illustration only – not a quotation or a guaranteed current LIC rate. LIC’s actual annuity rates depend on age, gender, the annuity option chosen, and the rate table in force at the time of purchase, none of which we can quote generically without becoming inaccurate or misleading. Instead, here is how the choices interact, in relative terms:
- For the same purchase price, Option A (plain life annuity, no guarantee, no return of capital) will typically produce the highest periodic annuity among the options, because LIC is not committing to any guarantee period or capital return.
- Choosing a guaranteed period (Options B–E) or return of purchase price (Options F, J) will typically produce a somewhat lower periodic annuity than Option A, because LIC is taking on an additional commitment.
- Choosing a joint-life option (Options H, I, J) will typically produce a lower periodic annuity than a single-life option of comparable type, because payments are expected to continue over two lifetimes rather than one.
- Choosing the increasing annuity (Option G) will typically start at a lower amount than Option A, since the income is designed to grow at 3% a year going forward.
These are general directional patterns common to immediate annuity products, not LIC-specific numbers. For the exact annuity amount for your age, purchase price and chosen option, request a current quotation from LIC or a licensed LIC agent – do not rely on rates you may see quoted for older UIN versions or on third-party websites, as annuity rates change when LIC revises the plan.
Monthly, Quarterly, Half-Yearly and Yearly Annuity
You can choose how often you receive your annuity income. All modes are paid in arrears – that is, at the end of the period rather than at the start.
| Mode | Payment Timing | Minimum Annuity Required |
|---|---|---|
| Yearly | Once a year, at the end of each policy year | Rs. 12,000 a year |
| Half-Yearly | Twice a year, at the end of each 6-month period | Rs. 6,000 per half-year |
| Quarterly | Four times a year, at the end of each 3-month period | Rs. 3,000 per quarter |
| Monthly | Twelve times a year, at the end of each month | Rs. 1,000 per month |
A more frequent payout (such as monthly) spreads the same annual income into smaller, more frequent payments, which can suit those who prefer a regular monthly cash flow similar to a salary or pension. A less frequent payout (such as yearly) results in fewer, larger payments.
What Happens After the Annuitant Dies?
This is one of the most important things to understand before choosing an option, since it varies significantly across the 10 options:
| Annuity Option | What Happens After Death |
|---|---|
| A | Payments stop immediately. Nothing further is paid. |
| B, C, D, E | If death occurs within the guaranteed period (5/10/15/20 years respectively), payments continue to the nominee for the remainder of that period. If death occurs after the guaranteed period, payments stop. |
| F | Payments stop, and the full purchase price is paid to the nominee. |
| G | Payments stop immediately, as with Option A (the annual increase does not change what happens on death). |
| H | 50% of the annuity continues for life to the surviving secondary annuitant (usually the spouse). On the second death, payments stop. |
| I | 100% of the annuity continues for life to the surviving secondary annuitant. On the second death, payments stop. |
| J | 100% of the annuity continues to the surviving secondary annuitant, as in Option I. After both annuitants have died, the purchase price is paid to the nominee. |
LIC Jeevan Akshay vs LIC New Jeevan Shanti
The most useful way to think about these two LIC products is: Jeevan Akshay is an immediate annuity, while New Jeevan Shanti is a deferred annuity. Both are single-premium plans, but they start paying income at different times.
| Aspect | LIC Jeevan Akshay-VII | LIC New Jeevan Shanti |
|---|---|---|
| Annuity Type | Immediate annuity | Deferred annuity |
| When Income Starts | Almost immediately after purchase, based on the payment mode | Only after a deferment period chosen by the policyholder at purchase |
| Premium | Single premium (purchase price) | Single premium (purchase price) |
| Typical Use Case | Converting a retirement corpus into income you need right away | Planning ahead for income that will start at a future date, e.g. a chosen future retirement age |
Neither plan is universally “better” – the right choice depends on whether you need income now or are planning for income at a later date, and on the specific annuity/income options each plan offers at the time you buy. If Jeevan Akshay-VII’s current terms do not suit you, it is worth comparing them against LIC’s New Jeevan Shanti and any other current LIC annuity plan before deciding. Always check current availability and rates directly with LIC before purchasing either plan, since both are revised from time to time.
LIC Jeevan Akshay vs Other LIC Pension/Annuity Plans
Broadly, LIC’s retirement-focused products fall into two categories: immediate annuity plans like Jeevan Akshay-VII, which convert a lump sum into income straightaway, and deferred annuity plans like New Jeevan Shanti, which convert a lump sum into income starting at a future date you choose. Some other LIC savings plans are not structured as annuities but still pay a form of regular guaranteed income – for example, LIC Jeevan Umang pays a yearly survival benefit after the premium-paying term ends, alongside life cover, which works differently from a single-premium immediate annuity. Such plans build up a corpus over time through regular premiums, and that corpus could later be used to purchase an annuity plan like Jeevan Akshay. When comparing options, focus on: whether you want income immediately or later, whether you are comfortable committing a lump sum as a single premium, and whether a lifetime income stream (an annuity) or a lump-sum payout (a traditional savings plan) better matches your needs. This page does not make a recommendation between these – check LIC’s other pension plans and speak to a licensed LIC agent for guidance suited to your situation.
Who May Consider an Immediate Annuity?
- Retirees looking for a predictable, insurer-backed income stream rather than managing withdrawals from a market-linked investment themselves.
- People who have just received a retirement corpus (such as provident fund, gratuity, or superannuation proceeds) and want to convert part of it into a guaranteed lifetime income.
- Those concerned about outliving their savings (longevity risk), since annuity payments continue for life regardless of how long that turns out to be.
- People who want a structured, simple income stream without needing to actively manage investments in retirement.
This is general information about who this type of product is commonly aimed at, not personalised financial advice for your situation.
Who Should Think Carefully Before Choosing an Annuity
An immediate annuity is not the right fit for everyone. Consider the following before committing a lump sum:
- Liquidity: Once you pay the purchase price, that capital is largely locked into the annuity structure (surrender is only available under Options F and J). Make sure you keep adequate emergency funds outside the annuity.
- Inflation: Except for Option G (3% increasing annuity), most options pay a fixed amount for life, which loses purchasing power over time as prices rise.
- Opportunity cost: A lump sum committed to an annuity cannot be redirected to other investments later; compare the certainty of a fixed annuity against the (uncertain) potential returns of market-linked alternatives.
- Death-benefit structure: Options like A and G pay nothing further after death; if leaving money for your family matters to you, options like F or J (which return the purchase price) or H/I/J (which cover a spouse) may be more relevant, though they typically pay a lower periodic income.
- Need for emergency funds: Since most of the purchase price is not easily recoverable, do not commit funds you may need for emergencies or large near-term expenses.
- Tax treatment: As covered below, annuity income is generally taxable, which affects the real, post-tax income you receive.
- Alternative retirement-income strategies: Systematic withdrawal plans, fixed deposits, senior citizen savings schemes, and other LIC or non-LIC pension products are all alternative ways to generate retirement income, each with different risk, return, liquidity and tax characteristics.
LIC Jeevan Akshay Tax Considerations
This is general educational information, not personalised tax advice. Tax treatment depends on the nature of the payment, the tax regime you follow, applicable law at the time, and your individual circumstances, all of which can change.
- Annuity/pension premiums have historically been eligible for a deduction under Section 80CCC of the Income Tax Act, 1961, within the overall combined ceiling shared with Section 80C (currently Rs. 1.5 lakh per year) – and only under the old tax regime, which allows such deductions (the default new tax regime generally does not).
- The annuity income you receive is generally taxable as income in the year you receive it, at your applicable slab rate – it is not tax-free income.
- Tax laws, deduction limits, and the old-versus-new regime rules are revised periodically by the Government of India, so figures and provisions can change after this page is published.
Please verify the current tax rules on the Income Tax Department’s official resources, or consult a qualified tax advisor, before making a purchase decision based on tax considerations.
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LIC Jeevan Akshay Frequently Asked Questions
LIC Jeevan Akshay is the name LIC uses for its single-premium immediate annuity plan. You pay a lump sum once, and LIC pays you a regular annuity (income) for life, starting almost immediately, based on the option you choose.
Jeevan Akshay-VII is the current, seventh version of this immediate annuity plan. LIC has revised it several times over the years; the currently available version carries UIN 512N337V07.
857 is the Plan Number LIC has used for Jeevan Akshay-VII across its various revisions. The Plan Number has stayed 857 even as the UIN has changed with each revision (for example, from 512N337V06 to the current 512N337V07).
The current UIN, as verified from LIC's official plan page and documents, is 512N337V07. An earlier version carried UIN 512N337V06, which has since been withdrawn and replaced.
Yes. The current version, UIN 512N337V07, is available for new purchase as of this update. Earlier versions, including UIN 512N337V06, have been withdrawn, but existing policyholders under those versions continue to be covered under their original terms.
Yes. Jeevan Akshay-VII is classified by LIC as an immediate annuity plan, meaning annuity payments start almost immediately after you pay the purchase price, rather than after a deferment period.
It functions like a pension in the sense that it converts a lump sum into a regular income for life. LIC classifies it specifically as an immediate annuity plan under its Savings product category.
Yes. You pay a one-time lump sum, called the purchase price, and there are no further premiums to pay afterward.
There are 10 options (A to J): a plain life annuity, life annuities guaranteed for 5, 10, 15 or 20 years, a life annuity with return of purchase price, an annuity increasing at 3% a year, and three joint-life options (including one with return of purchase price). See the Annuity Options table on this page for details.
Yes. You can choose to receive your annuity monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly, subject to meeting the minimum annuity amount for that mode (for example, at least Rs. 1,000 a month).
It depends entirely on the annuity option chosen. Some options (like A and G) simply stop payments on death. Others continue paying a nominee for a guaranteed period (Options B-E), continue paying a surviving spouse for life (Options H, I, J), or return the purchase price to the nominee (Options F, J). See the dedicated table on this page.
Only under Options F and J. Option F returns the full purchase price to the nominee on the annuitant's death. Option J returns it to the nominee after both the primary and secondary annuitants (in a joint-life arrangement) have died. The other options do not return the purchase price.
Yes, if you choose a joint-life option (H, I or J) at the time of purchase. Option H continues 50% of the annuity to the surviving spouse, while Options I and J continue 100%.
The minimum entry age is 25 years (completed), as per LIC's current official brochure.
The maximum entry age is 85 years (completed) for most options, extending up to 100 years under Option F (return of purchase price), as per LIC's current official brochure.
No. Based on LIC's official plan page, no medical examination is required to purchase this plan.
For ages 25 to 29, the minimum purchase price is Rs. 10,00,000. For age 30 and above, it is Rs. 1,00,000, subject to meeting the minimum annuity amount for your chosen payment mode. A lower minimum of Rs. 50,000 applies in specified cases involving persons with disability.
Jeevan Akshay is an immediate annuity plan (income starts almost right away), while New Jeevan Shanti is a deferred annuity plan (income starts only after a deferment period you choose). Both are single-premium LIC plans, but they serve different timing needs.
You can compare it against other currently available LIC pension and annuity products, such as LIC's New Jeevan Shanti, or discuss your retirement income goals with a licensed LIC agent before deciding. This page does not recommend one plan over another.
Compare how much income each option would provide for your intended purchase price and age, what happens after your death under each option, whether you need a guarantee period or return of capital, and whether you want to cover a spouse. Request a current, personalised quotation from LIC for an accurate comparison, since annuity rates change over time.
Official LIC References
This page is based on the following official LIC sources for the current UIN 512N337V07. Please refer to these documents, or contact LIC directly, for the most current and legally applicable terms:
- LIC’s Jeevan Akshay-VII – Official Plan Page (Plan No. 857, UIN: 512N337V07)
- LIC’s Jeevan Akshay-VII – Official Sales Brochure
- LIC’s Jeevan Akshay-VII – Policy Document
- LIC’s Jeevan Akshay-VII – Customer Information Sheet (CIS)
- LIC Jeevan Akshay – Official Product Overview
- LIC – Official Withdrawn Plans Record
- LIC of India – Official Website
Last Updated: September 2026. This page was reviewed against LIC’s official Jeevan Akshay-VII sales brochure, policy document, CIS, and official product/withdrawn-plan records as of this date. We periodically re-check this page against LIC’s official documents; if LIC revises the plan’s UIN, terms, or annuity options in future, this page will be updated to reflect verified changes only.
Disclaimer: Information on this page is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax or investment advice, and is not a personal recommendation to buy any specific annuity option. LIC plan features, annuity options, rates, eligibility and terms may change from time to time and may differ between UIN versions. Please refer to LIC’s latest official documents, and consult a licensed LIC agent or financial/tax advisor, before making a decision.
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