LIC LIMITED PREMIUM ENDOWMENT PLAN is a combined benefit of saving and protection,you can call a short term plan also. Because in this plan insured have 3 terms (12 , 16 , and 21 years) but premium paying terms are ( 8 and 9 years) that’s why we called a limited premium .Those who planned for short term, this plan is a best option for them.
ON DEATH : If insured dies during the policy term , then nominee will get SUM ASSURED on death . simple reversionary bonus and final additional bonus , if any , shall be payable. The sum assured on death equals 125% of basic sum assured OR 10 times the annualized premium OR 105 % of all premium. The death benefits would not be less than 105% of all the premiums paid as on the date of insured death.
ON MATURITY : On maturity insured will get , sum assured along with vested simple reversionary bonuses and final additional , if any , shall be payable . where sum assured on maturity is equal to basic sum assured.
Looking for awesome Eid brunch offers in Dubai? Whether you fancy exploring an authentic Turkish market, or perhaps prefer some traditional tapas and Paella, these 5 brunches are ones worth checking out this Eid al-Adha weekend.
Eat your way through an authentic Turkish market and enjoy a true taste of Turkey. Succulent grilled meats, fresh-out-the-oven pastries and the fisherman’s catch of the day are just some of the things in store. Explore the Bazaar and indulge in mouth-watering desserts while enjoying the sound of the bell from the Dondurma ice cream cart.
The Spanish Tapas Brunch is a Friday well spent, complete with Latino vibes, plenty of Paella and Sangria galore. From traditional ‘Paella Mixta’ to classic ‘Patatas Bravas’, ‘Alitas De Pollo Crujientes’ and more, expect fresh and authentic dishes. Pair that with some Spanish music and you’ve got yourself a fiesta!
Dress up as your favourite superhero and get ready for a Saturday brunch like no other. Bring the whole family along for The Superhero Brunch and indulge in an international buffet across 5 different kitchens. On top of that, little ones can make the most of a superhero-themed buffet just for them while enjoying Wii gaming stations, face painting, a bouncy castle and a magic show.
insydo tip: Children aged between 6 and 11 years can enjoy a 50% discount, and kids under the age of 5 can dine for free.
Looking to try something a little different? Head down to Rüya Dubai and experience classic Anatolian cuisine at their Friday brunch. The restaurant boasts an interactive menu designed by Executive Chef Colin Clague which features live food stations, desserts and more. From Two Cheese Pide and Çaġ Kebap to Rangers Valley Rib Eye and Whole Grilled Seabream, this is one foodie experience you won’t forget.
insydo tip: Be sure to check out the restaurant’s 360-degree, free-standing bar which features an ice machine suspended from the ceiling.
Opening its brunch doors throughout the entire Eid weekend, BOCA is offering food lovers the ultimate Mediterranean escape. This laid-back weekend feast features a sharing concept of delicious hot and cold tapas. We’re talking everything from Cauliflower and Hazelnut Salad and Grilled Sardines to Braised Beef Short Rib and Gnocchi.
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Kristin Carroll is the CEO of Rescue: The Behavior Change Agency in San Diego, California. Carroll spoke with Interact about the organization's tobacco prevention efforts.
Interact for Health: Could you explain more about the Rescue: The Behavior Change Agency and its goals?
Kristin Carroll: Rescue is a behavior change marketing agency that works with public health departments, nonprofits, and organizations to create campaigns to make healthy behaviors easier and more appealing. We do this by essentially combining the services offered by traditional advertising agencies with the evidence-based and collaborative approaches of community-based organizations to produce creative one-of-a-kind public health interventions.
Carroll: What I think is most important is balancing the needs of our clients with the skills of our team to make sure we can create the most effective program possible. When we put together a public health program or intervention or campaign, we are focused on a very specific target audience. We are about understanding who the highest risk audiences are and making sure there is a targeted campaign to reach the people who need it the most.
Carroll: What I would point to is our work with FDA's Center for Tobacco Products and our "Fresh Empire" campaign. The goal of that campaign was to reach multicultural youth and prevent further tobacco initiation among that population. Through our research, we discovered that youth who did have a higher propensity toward tobacco, oftentimes affiliated themselves with the hip hop community, and no one could name any individual in the hip hop community who did not smoke. The result was this preconceived notion that everyone in their community smoked and that that was the norm. But what we were able to do overtime was create a campaign that came from the community and youth themselves, as opposed to your standard targeted public health campaign. And we are beginning to see youth engage in their hip-hop community in a tobacco-free way.
Carroll: There are probably three things that I would note we are most proud of: The first, is our ability to launch the first-of-its-kind tobacco prevention effort for FDA to target at-risk populations. The second is our commitment to share our learning more broadly across the public health and social marketing and behavior change community. And the third, would be our incredible team here at Rescue.
Carroll: What I find the most fulfilling is that with each of the clients that we work with -- whether it is a local school district, a state, or a federal agency -- we are really able to help them understand how to bring contemporary and progressive marketing strategies to solve really big problems. It is often an educational experience both for Rescue as well as our clients.
On November 15, InterAction’s Public Policy Committee held it's third foreign assistance advocacy day. InterAction members met with 13 House and Senate congressional offices, advocating for a robust international affairs budget that helps fund life-saving and poverty-reducing international affairs programming. InterAction later moderated a panel entitled “What Does a Budget Deal Mean for Foreign Assistance Impact”, featuring COO of CARE USA Heather Higgingbottom, President and CEO of Lutheran World Relief Ambassador Daniel Speckhard, and more.
See highlights from the day's events and several resources related to InterAction's Foreign Assistance Budget Advocacy Day