Individual and family health
- Entry age
- Not stated in brochure
- Term
- Not stated in brochure

Browse the 20 brochures we have for Generali Central Life Insurance, narrow them down, shortlist the ones you like and ask an Assure Bharat expert about them.
Pick a stage to see plan types people at that stage often look at. It is a starting point, not advice.
Showing 12 of 20 plans
Individual and family health
Child plans
Unit linked (ULIP)
Group life
Savings and endowment
Home and property
Group life
Other life plans
Term life insurance
Savings and endowment
Brochures are published by the respective insurers; please read the sales brochure carefully before concluding a sale. Details shown here are read from the brochure by software and may be incomplete: always check the brochure page shown next to each item.
| Type | Plans we have | Learn more |
|---|---|---|
| Savings and endowment | 4 | About savings and endowment |
| Unit linked (ULIP) | 3 | About unit linked (ulip) |
| Home and property | 3 | About home and property |
| Term life insurance | 2 | About term life insurance |
| Group life | 2 | About group life |
| Life riders and add-ons | 2 | About life riders and add-ons |
| Child plans | 1 | About child plans |
| Other life plans | 1 | About other life plans |
| Pension and annuity | 1 | About pension and annuity |
| Individual and family health | 1 | About individual and family health |
Generali Central Life Insurance is one of the insurers Assure Bharat Insurance Broking works with. On this page we show only what its own brochures print: life, health, other products, with a page number next to each detail. We do not show rankings or performance figures for any insurer. For the insurer's own company details, refer to its website and policy documents.
Riders are extras attached to a main policy. These names were found in the brochures; confirm the rider terms in the document.
1. Start with the need
Decide what you want the policy to do: protect your family, pay hospital bills, save for a goal or cover a vehicle.
2. Read the plan type first
Plans of the same type are easier to compare than plans of different types.
3. Check age and term limits
Each brochure prints the age at which you can join and the periods it runs for.
4. Read waiting periods and exclusions
These decide what will not be paid, so read them before the benefits.
5. Ask before you pay
An expert can walk through anything unclear in the brochure before you decide.