Mr. Vaibbhav Garrud
"Our expertise lies in Insurance Agents Recruitment, Training & Support in Mumbai, Thane & Navi Mumbai, as well as Insurance Selling, Retirement Planning, and Future Planning globally. We specialize in Employer-Employee Schemes, Salary Saving Schemes, KeyMan Insurance, and more. Led by Mr. Vaibbhav Garrud, a seasoned professional with: - FIII certification from the Insurance Institute of India - Master's in Management Studies from SIMS, Mumbai University - BSc. in Information Technology from Mumbai University - Over 10 years of experience as a Development Officer in LIC of India Our achievements include: - Serving thousands of satisfied clients with expert insurance planning and service - Recruiting and training hundreds of agents - Winning numerous awards in the industry Mr. Garrud is also a dedicated Social Activist and Founder Trustee of Moksha Charitable Trust, Mumbai."
Our Achievements
10
Yr
EXPERIENCE AS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
50
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AGENTS
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Why LIC
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News
Life insurance industry grows over 20% in February; LIC outpaces private insurers: Report
Business Today 10/03/2026
LIC continued to outpace the private sector, reporting around 23% growth, compared with roughly 20% growth for private insurers, extending its lead for the third consecutive month. Among private insurers, Canara HSBC Life Insurance was the fastest-growing player with over 60% growth.
NRIs with big foreign tax payment need to get CA certificate to claim tax credit in their ITRs in India under draft tax rules 2026
CNBC 27/02/2026
Indians working abroad can claim Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) by filing Form 67. Draft rules propose renumbering it to Form 44, requiring CA certificates for companies and individuals with foreign tax payments over Rs 1 lakh. These changes aim to enhance scrutiny and ensure bona fide claims, potentially increasing compliance costs.
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