Loans Against Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Policies

Introduction

Protecting your loved ones and securing your finances are key reasons to purchase a life insurance policy. But what if your insurance policy could do more than just provide future security in times of financial need? With a loan against your life insurance policy, you can access urgent funds without surrendering the policy or disrupting your financial planning.

At Mera Kal, we help you unlock the potential of your insurance policy, allowing you to retain all the benefits of your life cover while enjoying lower interest rates compared to personal loans or credit cards. This solution empowers you to meet your financial needs while keeping your long-term financial goals intact.

How Does a Loan Against Your Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Policy Work?

A loan against a Bajaj Allianz Life insurance policy is essentially a loan taken using the policy’s surrender value as collateral. You will be eligible for a loan once your policy has accrued sufficient value based on the premiums you have paid. The loan amount is typically a percentage of the surrender value and can be used for any personal or financial need.

Available Plans for Loan Collateral

Not all Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance policies are eligible for loans, and each lender could have their own specific sub-set of approved policies. That said, Bajaj Allianz Life offers a range of life insurance plans that may qualify for loans, provided they have accumulated a surrender value. Here’s an overview of some popular Bajaj Allianz Life plans that could be eligible for loans:

At Mera Kal, we make access to credit against your insurance policies seamless, ensuring you get access to the funds you need without forfeiting the insurance benefits you’ve worked hard to secure.

FAQs on Loans Against Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance Policy

1. What is a loan against Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy?

   A loan against a Bajaj Life Insurance policy is when you use your policy as collateral to avail a loan. This is a completely legal, safe, and easy way to get funds when you need them.

2. What type of Bajaj Life Insurance (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) plans are eligible for loan?

   Except for Bajaj Life term policies, most other Bajaj Life Insurance policies are eligible such as Bajaj Life ULIPs and Bajaj Life endowment plans. You can check your policy loan eligibility here.

3. What is Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) loan against policy interest rate?

   Some Bajaj Life policies are eligible for loans directly from the insurer, whilst others can only be pledged to external lenders such as banks or NBFCs. At Mera Kal, we work with multiple lending partners to help you get the best possible deal, with interest rates starting as low as 8% per annum.

4. What is the amount that I can avail on my Bajaj Life Insurance (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) policy loan?

   The loan amount will be dependent on your Bajaj Life policy's surrender value or fund value; you can get anywhere between ₹25,000 to ₹1 Crore.

5. What is the tenure for Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance loan?

   There are two options: term loan and overdraft. The tenure of the loan starts from 12 months and goes up to 7 years. This will be dependent on your requirement and your policy eligibility.

6. What documents are required for a Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy loan?

   You will need your original policy document, KYC documents (PAN card, Aadhaar card), 2 photographs and a signed assignment form. Additional documents may be required based on the loan amount and lender requirements.

7. How long does it take to get the Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy loan approval?

   Loan timelines can range from 2 to 7 working days, and are dependent on Bajaj Life’s back office for assignment and verification. Disbursement is usually within a day after the assignment confirmation is received.

8. What is a surrender value? How can I check my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance surrender value and fund value?

   Surrender value is the amount that the insurance company pays the policyholder if they decide to terminate the plan before it reaches maturity. The surrender value is determined by various factors, including the type of the policy, premium amount paid, duration for which the policy has been active, term of the policy, bonus accrued and specific terms and conditions of the insurance policy. The delta between the current value of a policy and the surrender value can often be high, making taking a loan a way to optimize the financial outcomes for the customer.

   Surrender value is usually available after paying 2 full years of premiums.

   There are two ways to check it directly:

   • Channel 1 — Customer Portal: Log in to the Bajaj Life customer portal, verify with your registered mobile number and OTP, then view your fund value and policy details: la.bajajlife.com/login-module/login
   • Channel 2 — App / Quick Link: Open the Bajaj Life app or quick link, verify with your registered email ID or mobile number, and view your fund value instantly: blsht.in/BJAZLI/yXJX6a

   Other ways to reach them: Email customercare@bajajlife.com or send ‘Hi’ to +91 8806727272 and get started.

   You can also check your loan eligibility here at Bajaj Life or Bajaj Allianz Life Policy Loan Eligibility Tool.

9. Can I take a loan against my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance?

   Yes! Bajaj Life Insurance policies typically build a surrender value after at least 2 full years of premium payments. At that stage, you become eligible to take a loan worth up to 80–90% of the surrender value and 50-75% on your Fund value in case of ULIPs. In case of single premium policies, or ULIPs, you could be eligible for a loan even sooner.

10. When does a Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy become eligible for a loan?

    You can take a loan only after your policy has acquired a surrender value which usually happens after 2 full years of premium payment. The more premiums you pay, the higher your surrender value grows, and the larger a loan you can get. In case of single premium policies, or ULIPs, you could be eligible for a loan even sooner.

11. How much can I borrow against my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy?

    You can typically borrow up to 80–90% of the surrender value, or 50%-70% of fund value, in the case of ULIPs. For example, if your surrender value is ₹2 lakh, you could get a loan of around ₹1.6–1.8 lakh.

12. What happens if I surrender my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy after taking a loan?

    Once you take a loan against your Bajaj Life policy, the policy is assigned to the lender - which means you cannot surrender it until the loan is fully repaid.

    However, if you default on the loan, the lender has the right to surrender your policy to recover the pending dues. In that case:

    • The loan amount (principal + interest) will be deducted from the policy's surrender value.
    • Any remaining balance will be paid to you.
    • In case the loan dues are higher than your surrender value, you will receive no payout.

13. Is my credit score checked before giving a loan on Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy?

    No, your credit score is not required. This is a secured loan, as your Bajaj Life policy acts as collateral. Lenders do however check against bureau blacklists and watchlists.

14. Will my credit score get affected if I take a Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Policy loan?

    If you repay the interest regularly, it can help build your credit score. However, if you delay or default on payments, it could have a negative impact on your credit report.

15. Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance Policy Loan Repayment

    After you have taken loans you need to pay regular EMIs against the loan as per the loan agreement.

    If loan repayments stop:

    • The lender can surrender your Bajaj Life policy to recover the loan amount.
    • Interest and penalties keep building on the outstanding loan amount
    • Your credit score will get negatively affected, restricting your ability to access future loans
    • At maturity or death, the insurance payout goes to the lender first to clear dues, and only any remaining balance is paid to your nominee or family

    Regular repayments are in your best interest!

16. What Happens If I Don't Pay the Premium of my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance Policy?

    If you stop paying premiums:

    • The policy may lapse, ending your life cover, or go into “PaidUp” status
    • A lapsed policy reduces your accrued savings
    • You lose both insurance protection and potential maturity benefits
    • Loan eligibility gets affected if the policy lapses before taking the loan

    In order to get a loan against your policy, it is best to have an active policy, as lapsed policies often cannot be pledged.

17. How can I check my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) surrender value and Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) policy loan eligibility?

    Whilst there is no accurate Bajaj Life surrender value calculator available, check your Bajaj Life policy surrender value by dropping a message at +91 8806727272, or check your Bajaj Life loan eligibility here.

18. Can I withdraw from my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Life Insurance policy instead of taking a loan?

    Yes, you can withdraw your Bajaj Life policy by surrendering your policy or making a partial withdrawal, where applicable.

    1. Surrendering Your Policy:

    This is terminating your policy before maturity to receive a surrender value. You lose your life cover, usually incur a financial loss (surrender value is often less than premiums paid), and forfeit future benefits. This is generally a last resort.

    2. Partial Withdrawal (for eligible plans such as ULIPs):

    This is taking out a portion of your policy's fund value while the policy remains active: Your life cover and/or sum assured will be reduced, and there might be associated charges, but is usually more efficient than surrender.

    Loan vs. Withdrawal - Key Difference:

    • Loan: Your policy remains active, and your life cover continues. You pay interest on the borrowed amount.
    • Withdrawal/Surrender: You either lose your life cover entirely (surrender) or reduce it (partial withdrawal), impacting future benefits.

19. Which is better — surrendering or taking a loan against my Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) Insurance policy?

    If you surrender:

    • You give up life cover and long-term benefits.
    • Early surrender often leads to low payouts.

    If you take a loan:

    • Your life insurance cover continues, and your maturity benefits stay intact.
    • You can meet urgent financial needs without giving up the policy's long-term value.

20. Bajaj Allianz Life vs. Bajaj Life Insurance — Same Company, New Name?

    If your policy document says “Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance,” don't worry — it's still fully valid. In October 2025, following Bajaj Finserv's acquisition of Allianz's stake in the joint venture, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Company Limited was officially renamed Bajaj Life Insurance Limited. Existing policies, servicing, and customer support continue without interruption under the new name.

    Bajaj Allianz Life vs. Bajaj Finance / Bajaj Finserv — a separate distinction:

    • Bajaj Life Insurance (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) is the insurer that issues and services your policy.
    • Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Finserv are separate NBFC/lending businesses under the same Bajaj Group umbrella. If you've seen offers like “loan against policy at 0% interest” or an “overdraft facility,” those come from Bajaj Finance's own lending products — not from the insurer.

    At Mera Kal, we help you get a loan against your Bajaj Life (formerly Bajaj Allianz Life) insurance policy by evaluating your policy and connecting you with the most relevant lender from amongst our lending partners.

21. “Is my old Bajaj Allianz Life policy still valid?”

    Yes, continues under Bajaj Life Insurance Limited without interruption.

22. Which are the major eligible Bajaj Life Insurance Plans?

    Have a Bajaj Allianz Life Invest Gain policy?
    Invest Gain is a ULIP and is generally eligible for a loan once it has built sufficient fund value. [Check your Invest Gain loan eligibility →]

    Have a Bajaj Allianz Life ACE plan?
    ACE is generally eligible once it has accrued surrender value (after 2 full years of premiums). [Check your ACE loan eligibility →]

    Have a Bajaj Allianz Life Flexi Income Goal policy?
    Flexi Income Goal is generally eligible for a loan based on its accrued value. [Check your Flexi Income Goal loan eligibility →]

    List of other Bajaj Allianz or Bajaj Life Insurance Policies which are eligible for Loans:

    • ULIP Plans: Future Gain · Fortune Gain · Invest Gain · Invest Protect Goal · Smart Wealth Goal III (with Waiver of Premium) · Retire Rich (ULIP pension) · Flexi Income Goal
    • Endowment Plans: Elite Assure · Young Assure · Life Long Income
    • Guaranteed Income Plans: Assured Wealth Goal – Second Income (with Return of Premium) · ACE
    • Pension / Annuity Plans: Pension Guarantee · Guaranteed Pension Goal II

23. How to Check Your Bajaj Life Policy Details?

    Before applying for a loan, it helps to have your policy details on hand — your policy number, current fund/surrender value, and premium payment status all factor into how much you can borrow.

    Check your details in two ways:

    • Customer Portal: Log in at la.bajajlife.com/login-module/login, verify with your registered mobile number and OTP, and view your fund value and full policy details.
    • App / Quick Link: Open the Bajaj Life app or visit blsht.in/BJAZLI/yXJX6a, verify with your registered email or mobile number, and view everything instantly.

    Once you have these details ready: you can check your Bajaj Life loan eligibility here — having your policy number and current value on hand speeds up the eligibility check and gets you a more accurate loan estimate upfront.