QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 15 2016, 09:05 AM)
tumpang question.
if MLTA is beneficial to buyer, what's the benefits of MRTA then?
for MLTA, death/tpd benefit, how much do my spouse/nominee receives? if the prop is joint name (me+spouse), the spouse can get death/tpd benefit from MTLA?
Hi cybpsych,if MLTA is beneficial to buyer, what's the benefits of MRTA then?
for MLTA, death/tpd benefit, how much do my spouse/nominee receives? if the prop is joint name (me+spouse), the spouse can get death/tpd benefit from MTLA?
Regards to your question, I've answered it earlier
MRTA
- one lump sum payment
- reducing coverage
- non transferable to other property, in other word burnt when you settle off the loan or refinance it
- no cash value
- no critical illness coverage
MLTA
- yearly premium thus cheaper than one lump sum
- increasing coverage
- transferable, thus you save cost
- cash value means you get cheaper ownership
- has critical illness coverage
Regards to your 2nd question
for MLTA, death/tpd benefit, how much do my spouse/nominee receives? if the prop is joint name (me+spouse), the spouse can get death/tpd benefit from MTLA?
Death & TPD Benefit will be paid out depending on whether you've bought the policy for the 1st or 2nd borrower.
E.g You took a loan for 300k under Borrower A & B, have 4 option
1. Get 300k MLTA for Borrower A
2. Get 300k MLTA for Borrower B
3. Get 300k MLTA for Borrower A & B
4. Get 150k MLTA for Borrower A & B
But I would always suggest to get MLTA for the main borrower (the one who forks out the installment)
However, if budget allows, you can always protect Borrower A & B for the full sum of 300k or 150k each.
Mar 15 2016, 09:09 AM

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