It is mentioned in one of the sections that, it is possible to offer term assurance as pension business because of tax concession on contribution to the pension fund According to me, in term assurance we do not contribute to any fund. Then how and why tax authorities will allow such concessions ?
Again practice varies between countries. It is certainly not the case that term assurances are always available as pensions contracts. However, term assurance might be sold alongside a pensions contact and so might be regarded as tax efficient under some regulations.
