Choose from policy terms of 10, 15, 20, or 25 years. Select premium payment terms of 5, 10, or 15 years.

Save and potentially grow your wealth in US dollars . Ideal for those planning for expenses in USD (e.g., overseas education).

Receive your maturity benefit as a lump sum or in yearly installments.

Protection against death during the policy term.

Option to add Crisis Waiver (USD) and Payer Security (USD) for enhanced protection.

Quick and hassle-free application process.

The flexibility in choosing your policy and premium payment terms allows you to tailor the plan to your specific financial situation and goals. Whether you want a shorter savings period or a longer-term investment, you can find an option that suits you.

By saving in US dollars, you're positioning yourself to potentially benefit from the strength of the US economy. This can be particularly advantageous if you're planning for USD-denominated expenses in the future, such as overseas education or investment opportunities.

The choice between receiving your maturity benefit as a lump sum or in yearly installments gives you control over how you use your savings. This flexibility can be crucial in aligning your payout with your financial needs at the time of maturity.

While primarily a savings plan, PRUSave Max Limited Pay (USD) also provides life insurance coverage. The death benefit will be the higher of: 105% of total premiums paid (excluding premiums for supplementary benefits) or 101% of the surrender value at the time of death, less any amounts owing.

• Crisis Waiver (USD): This benefit waives remaining premium payments if you're diagnosed with any of 35 listed critical illnesses. It ensures your policy remains in force even if you face health challenges.br>- Payer Security (USD): Designed for parents saving for their children, this benefit waives remaining premiums if the payer faces death, critical illness, or total and permanent disability. It ensures the child's policy continues until age 25 or the end of the premium payment term, whichever is earlier.

The hassle-free application process makes it easy to get started on your savings journey without the need for medical examinations or extensive health questionnaires.

If you're planning to send your child to a US university, this plan allows you to save in the currency you'll need, potentially reducing foreign exchange risks.

For those looking to diversify their savings into US dollars, this plan offers a structured way to accumulate wealth in USD over time.

If you're considering retiring in the US or want to have USD savings for travel, this plan can help you build a USD fund over time.

The life insurance component provides financial protection for your loved ones while you're saving towards your goals.

While there is a guaranteed component, part of the return is non-guaranteed and depends on the performance of Prudential's participating fund.

Yes, but early termination usually involves high costs, and the surrender value may be less than the total premiums paid.

The policy may lapse if premiums are not paid. Consider the Crisis Waiver (USD) or Payer Security (USD) benefits for added protection.

This would depend on Prudential's policies at the time. Consult with a Financial Consultant for the most up-to-date information.

It's based on the performance of Prudential's participating fund, which is influenced by factors such as investment returns, claims experience, and expenses.