State Life · Wealth management
State Life Takaful Savings Plan 2026
Shariah-compliant saving under State Life's SECP-licensed Tayyab window: your contributions build a unit-linked investment fund inside a participants' pool, with family cover and proportionate surplus sharing instead of interest.
- Entry age
- 18–56 years
- Policy term
- 10–48 years
- You pay
- Throughout the term
- Covered for
- The full term you choose
- Online calculator
- No — personal illustration
- Bonus basis
- Takaful surplus sharing (Waqf pool)
- Official page
- statelife.com.pk ↗
How it works
The Takaful Savings Plan, explained plainly
The Takaful Savings Plan is the flagship of State Life's Tayyab window. Contributions go into a Participant Investment Fund (PIF) in your name; the Takaful pool covers the risk, and any year-end surplus in the pool is distributed among participants proportionately — the Takaful alternative to interest.
On maturity you receive the accumulated value of your investment fund. If the participant dies during the membership, the family receives the sum cover or the fund's carrying value, whichever is higher.
Because it is unit-linked, the fund's value reflects the performance of Shariah-compliant investments — a different engine from the declared-bonus conventional plans, and the value is not a fixed promise.
What the policy pays
Benefits, as State Life defines them
- On maturity: the accumulated value of your Participant Investment Fund.
- On death: the sum cover or the fund's carrying value, whichever is higher.
- Any year-end surplus in the Takaful pool is distributed among participants proportionately.
- Optional indexation raises contributions and benefits 6% a year until age 60.
- Lump-sum top-ups (Fund Acceleration Contributions) can be added any time.
Optional riders: Family Income Benefit (FIB) · Accidental Death Benefit (ADB) · Accidental Death & Disability Benefit (one accidental rider at a time)
Paraphrased from State Life's official plan page (checked 2026-09-03). The policy document governs.
✓ Who it suits
- • Savers who want the saving-plus-protection structure but on a Shariah-compliant contract.
- • Anyone uncomfortable with conventional insurance on religious grounds — this is the mainstream alternative scholars point to.
- • People happy for the fund value to reflect investment performance rather than a declared bonus scale.
✗ Who should not buy it
- • Anyone who wants a fixed, quoted maturity figure — the fund value is not guaranteed.
- • Money needed back within a few years; like all such plans it rewards the full term.
We would rather lose a sale than fit you to the wrong plan.
Your exact number
Takaful Savings Plan: quoted by personal illustration
State Life's public premium calculator does not include this plan, so there is no instant online figure — from us or anyone else.
Send us your date of birth, the sum assured you have in mind and how you would like to pay — we return State Life's own illustration for this plan, usually within one business day, with no obligation.
The growth engine
How your money actually grows
Most State Life savings plans are with-profit: each year the corporation values its fund and declares bonuses for participating policyholders — State Life states it distributes 97.5% of its surplus to them. Bonuses attach to your policy and are paid with your sum assured at maturity or with a claim. In 2025, State Life allocated a record PKR 181 billion in profit bonus. Read the numbers →
🕌 Shariah-compliant option
Part of the Tayyab window — SECP-licensed Takaful
This plan is offered under State Life's Window Takaful Operations (trademark “Tayyab”), licensed by the SECP and supervised by its Shariah Advisor — contributions pool under Waqf rules and surplus is shared among participants.
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Before you choose the Takaful Savings Plan
Is the Takaful Savings Plan halal?
It is offered under State Life's Window Takaful Operations, licensed by the SECP and supervised by a Shariah Advisor (Mufti Muhammad Hassaan Kaleem). Contributions pool under Waqf rules and surplus is shared among participants rather than paid as interest. If this matters to you, we can share the Shariah documentation before you commit.
How is it different from the Sada Bahar or Endowment plans?
Two ways: the contract (Takaful pooling with surplus sharing, instead of a conventional insurance contract with declared bonuses) and the engine (your money builds a unit-linked fund whose value reflects investment performance, instead of a sum assured plus bonus scale).
What do I get at maturity?
The accumulated value of your Participant Investment Fund. It is paid as a lump sum, and any declared surplus distributions along the way are already reflected in it.
Is anything guaranteed?
The family cover is: on death the plan pays the sum cover or the fund value, whichever is higher. The savings side is unit-linked, so the maturity value depends on fund performance — we will never quote you a fixed number for it.
Can I increase my savings later?
Yes — Fund Acceleration Contributions let you add lump sums from 10,000 whenever you like, and optional indexation grows your regular contribution 6% a year automatically.
What is an investment or savings plan?
It is a life-insurance plan that does two jobs at once: it protects your family, and it builds up a savings amount you receive later — on maturity, at retirement, or at a milestone like a child's education. You pay regular premiums and the plan grows over time.
What does your advice cost me?
Nothing. Our consultation is free and we do not charge you a fee. We are paid a standard commission by the insurer when a plan is issued, which is why we will tell you plainly when a plan is not right for you.
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Maximum response time, Monday to Saturday
AAA
State Life's financial rating — Pakistan's only AAA-rated insurer
1972
State Life serving Pakistan since — state-owned and guaranteed
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Sidq Advisorsis an independent advisory practice, not State Life's official website. Figures are illustrations per State Life's calculator and declared bonus rates; final terms per State Life's policy documents.