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Financial MRTA vs MLTA vs Term Plus..., whatever they call it

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post Mar 7 2010, 04:04 AM

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QUOTE(HappyGuy @ Mar 6 2010, 04:25 PM)
The MLTA without return has cover death, TPD, 36 illness? Estimated how much per month for 28 & 200k sum assured?
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For MLTA without surrender value at age 28, 30years tenure, and 200k sum assured (cover for death and TPD only)
Monthly premium = RM64.40
Yearly Prerium = RM736.00

To add 36 illness, (RM200k will pay to you if you get any 36 illness)
Monthly Premium add RM44.28
Yearly Premium add RM506.00

Anymore enquries about MLTA feel free to pm me. I'll be glad to offer you the best MLTA that suit your needs and budget. smile.gif

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post Mar 12 2010, 07:54 PM

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QUOTE(jimlim007 @ Mar 12 2010, 06:56 PM)
read first 2 pages, but would like to understand one more thing. Does MRTA cover for sickness/illness beside the death & TPD?
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MRTA only cover for Death and TPD. But some MRTA can give option to add in Critical Illness rider.
If you interested to know more about MRTA or MLTA, or would like to have some quotation, feel free to pm me your D.O.B, loan amount and tenure. smile.gif
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post Mar 31 2010, 03:13 PM

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QUOTE(kroegand @ Mar 31 2010, 02:01 PM)
I'm a bit confuse. If I have MRTA and I refinance my house with different MRTA, will I get any kind of refund when I surrender my old MRTA??
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Yes, when you refinance, you may return the MRTA you brought previously to the MRTA insurance company to get some refund of the remaining years premium. Many people didn't know about this.


Added on March 31, 2010, 3:14 pm
QUOTE(jep @ Mar 30 2010, 04:50 PM)
If we're given an option of 30 or 15 years of MRTA provided that we have intention to refinance and the difference is only RM20..would it be better to go for 15 or 30? It's for own stay.
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If you already plan to refinance in future, why pay extra RM20 every month then?


Added on March 31, 2010, 3:20 pm
QUOTE(lowyatben @ Mar 17 2010, 05:50 PM)
Hey sifus all,
Is it true that most bank do not offer MLTA?
So is it better to get it from an insurance co.? IIRC, AIA or is it MAA offers loan interest 5.25 fixed for entire loan tenure so is it better to also get MLTA from them then?

Thanks in advance,
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Loan and MLTA is actually 2 different things. You getting loan package that you things most suitable to you. And then you also choose the MLTA package that most suitable to you too. So it's not necessary to get loan and MLTA from same company. Just compare all and choose the best for yourself.

If you need some quotation for comparison, Pm me your D.O.B, loan amount and tenure.

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Added on March 31, 2010, 3:21 pm
QUOTE(swmung @ Mar 26 2010, 10:32 PM)
I need a quotation as i really dun understand for both type of insurance

My details:
DOB : year 1986
Gender: female
Occupation: Executive (non smoker)
Loan amount: 170k
Loan tenure: 30 years

My partners details same as me smile.gif
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Added on March 31, 2010, 4:01 pm
QUOTE(izdyharz @ Mar 29 2010, 06:01 PM)
Guys,
My Age: 27
Loan: rm437K
Loan tenure: 38 years
Life Insurance: I dont have any.

My plan is i wanted to rent the house for 5 years and I will let it go after that.
So what do u think? Should I go for MRTA or MLTA?
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post Apr 1 2010, 12:41 AM

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QUOTE(Stephant @ Mar 31 2010, 05:25 PM)
Year : 1981
Loan : 220k
Teanure : 20yrs

Can please help me to quote a price for MLTA ? ( with return and non return)
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Here is the quotation for RM220k coverage for 20years

MLTA with no return = RM613.80/Year

MLTA with Guaranteed return = RM2321/Year
Guaranteed Return at 20years = RM54,454 (your total paid only RM46,420)

Pm or contact me if you need the detail quotation.
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post Apr 1 2010, 09:41 PM

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QUOTE(kroegand @ Apr 1 2010, 04:59 PM)
I c... i'll take it that the refund would be a pro rate basis then... anyway thanks 4 the info
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You'r welcome. Do pm me if you interested for MLTA or MRTA product or quotation. smile.gif
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post Apr 14 2010, 10:12 AM

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QUOTE(izdyharz @ Apr 13 2010, 05:09 PM)
Guys,
I wanna go for MLTA.
But, if let say my house still under construction and gonna be complete next year 2010 Jun, should i
buy the MLTA now or later when the construction completes?

And also, does all the insurance companies that provides the MLTA has their own package means the premium
or the cash return are different from 1 company to another or every company is the same?
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What i will advise my clients usually,
You should get the MLTA once you getting your loan, Because MLTA purpose is to cover the loan in case somethings happened to you. So under construction or completed property also the same, as you already own the bank's money. If you are not here anymore when your property is still under construction, who will pay the installment for you later on when your property completed?

Yes, different company will have different MLTA package. So premium and cash value also different.

Pm me your loan amount, tenure ,gender and D.O.B if you interested to get some quotation from Hong Leong Assurance MLTA product. We have various type of MLTA available to choose. smile.gif

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post Apr 14 2010, 04:19 PM

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QUOTE(izdyharz @ Apr 14 2010, 03:22 PM)
Guys, what if after 5 years I wanna stop my MLTA(loan tenure 38 years), will i get all the payments that ive made?
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You wouldn't get back all, only part of it. If you really sure will stop after 5 years, I suggest you just take MLTA for 5 years tenure. Only cost RM786/years for RM437k coverage. smile.gif
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post May 4 2010, 12:12 PM

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QUOTE(izdyharz @ Apr 14 2010, 04:34 PM)
Hi thanks for the reply.
Anyways i have a situation when i dont have any personal insurance for myself.
So im thinking of buying MLTA + medical card.
Do u think it is enough?
Or should i buy Life insurance as well?
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You may combine all of it or choose to get it seperately. Some MLTA can be use as your life insurance as well, so you can get it now as MLTA and later on continue to use it as your Life Insurance. smile.gif


Added on May 4, 2010, 12:14 pm
QUOTE(101011001 @ May 4 2010, 09:15 AM)
Hi,

I am looking for a MRTA for my housing loan. Loan amount RM125240, 30 years. Property is under construction.

Also, it seems like there are other options like MLTA. Not sure which is more advantageous. Hopefully, someone could provide me some figures eg. projection, simulation.

Kindly please quote me.

Thank you.

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May i know your DOB? i can send you some quotation for MRTA and MLTA as well with explanation for both pros and cons. smile.gif

This post has been edited by onnying88: May 4 2010, 12:14 PM
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QUOTE(thinakarant @ May 5 2010, 10:31 PM)
Hi,

Pls give me a quote for MLTA.
Age 34
Coverage: RM500k
Tenure: 15/20/25 years
Basic plan (death & TPD) & also include critical illness
Thanks.
My email is thinakarant@gmail.com
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QUOTE(yuszairi @ Jun 14 2010, 10:40 PM)
so lame to copy n paste..but thats the best. straight to the point.
i'm in the middle of securing a ds terrace.

so i'm in need of MLTA quotation from any brokers out there.

Age 30
Coverage: RM290k
Tenure: 15/20/25/30/35/40/45 years
Basic plan (death & TPD) only.
Thanks.

the house is joint named but i am the only 1 serving the loan. so, no need 2 MLTA rite??

pls pm me. many thanks.


Added on June 14, 2010, 11:03 pm

cover 220k @ 20yrs @ rm2321/year? so cheap!  rclxms.gif
i got quotation ING: cover 250k @ 55yrs @ 25xx/year
guaranteed return ony at 55yrs = 250k (paid 23xk sumthing2)
if surrender @ 20yrs sum paid is higher than return sum.

why so big difference?
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For Male, age 30 (1980), cover for RM250k, death and TPD, tenure until age 100. (same premium for 15yrs,30yrs until 70years)

Yearly Premium = RM2712.50

Guaranteed Surrender Value at
15 years = RM42,770 (Total Paid = RM40,687.50)
20 years = RM63,345 (Total Paid = RM54,250.00)
25 years = RM85,385 (Total Paid = RM67,812.50)
30 years = RM108,348 (Total Paid = RM81,375.00)
35 years = RM131,463 (Total Paid = RM94,937.50)
40 years = RM153,335 (Total Paid = RM108,500.00)
45 years = RM172,735 (Total Paid = RM122,062.50)
50 years = RM188,608 (Total Paid = RM135,625.00)
55 years = RM201,398 (Total Paid = RM149,187.50)

Different company have different charges, so it's better to compare every product available before decide which to get.
Do let me know if you interested on this MLTA. Will give you special rebate or freebies if you get MLTA from me. smile.gif
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QUOTE(wrb7878 @ Aug 28 2010, 02:16 PM)
Sometimes we see the bank BLR is different in term of MRTA included.
example: BLR-2.2 with MRTA and BLR-1.9 without MRTA.

So what if we get the MLTA, can bank offer BLR-2.2 as well?
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There is a lot bank offer the same rate without MRTA too. Just look at those bank will do. smile.gif
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QUOTE(PurpleBrinjal @ Sep 7 2010, 02:59 PM)
Is there anyway for us to calculate MRTA?
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Pm me your loan detail and your D.O.B, i can calculate the premium for you if you need. smile.gif
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post Sep 11 2010, 12:48 AM

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QUOTE(jalsrix @ Sep 10 2010, 10:43 PM)
MRTA can be optional but the interest rate will be higher if no MRTA.
How do we link MLTA with bank loan ? anyone knows ?
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Currently there is a lot of bank make the MRTA an optional and not compulsary already, Interest also same without MRTA. smile.gif

For MLTA, basically there is no need to make it link with the loan, as the policy holder is you. That's mean you or your beneficial can use the surrender value/compensation to pay off the loan when needed.
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QUOTE(jalsrix @ Sep 11 2010, 01:11 PM)
Regarding MLTA, can we get back the premium paid after xx number of years when the insurance expire (and nothing bad happens to us ).

Is there any interest earned on the premium paid ?
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Depend on which type of MLTA you choose, there is basically 3 types of MLTA for the surrender value.

1) MLTA without surrender value (cheapest)
2) MLTA with non guaranteed surrender value (investment-link product)
3) MLTA with guaranteed surrender value (most expensive among 3 types of MLTA,but surrender value is Guaranteed black and white. Some with interest some without)
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QUOTE(jack2 @ Sep 13 2010, 12:05 PM)
Awaiting to chat with you in MSN for few days but somehow did not see you.
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Sorry bro, my msn have problem to login recently. Dunno why. rclxub.gif
You may email me at onn88@hotmail.com too. smile.gif
Sorry for inconvenient.

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QUOTE(Endevor @ Sep 13 2010, 05:27 PM)
Just want to ask, is the MRTA fees a one time or every year we have to pay again?

I tried searching in this thread for the answer, couldn't get any solid replies.
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MRTA premium only pay for one time. Only MLTA need to pay yearly or monthly depend on your choice. smile.gif


Added on September 15, 2010, 11:10 am
QUOTE(jack2 @ Sep 15 2010, 08:30 AM)
Any insurance agent that selling MLRA?
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Already replied to your pm. Thanks. smile.gif

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QUOTE(stellar07 @ Oct 25 2010, 02:46 PM)
Hi..

My housing loan approved without mrta. Can i choose any agent to buy mrta or mrta should the same with the bank?
If loan 300k, how much should i pay for mrta?
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You can buy MRTA from any others insurance company or agent for sure.
Pm me your gentle, age, i can give you MRTA and MLTA quotation. No obligation smile.gif


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Let's me explain some of the pros and cons for both MRTA and MLTA.

MRTA is stand for Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance.
Some bank is compulsory borrower to take this insurance when applying loan. The main purpose to get MRTA is to cover the loan amount when the borrower passed away. That's why MRTA is only cover for death and TPD (total permanent disability)

Pros of MRTA
- one time payment only
- premium can be finance into the loan (but interest count in)

Cons of MRTA
- no cash value at the end of policy
- not transferable (you need to buy again when you refinance in future, and premium will higher when your age higher)
- coverage is reducing year by year until the end (just match the loan balance)


MLTA is stand for Mortgage Level Term Assurance.

Pros of MLTA
- monthly payment
- constant premium whole tenure, if RM150/mth, 30yrs also RM150/mth
- Level coverage, meaning if you cover for RM200k, whole tenure also cover RM200k.
- Fully transferable, you may refinance or change property as much you like
- with cash value (p/s : there are few type of MLTA available that is without cash value, with guaranteed cash value and with non guarantee cash value)
- can shorten your loan tenure using the cash value you have in MLTA
- optional to add critical illness rider
- premium can be use for tax relief (Max RM6000 per year)

Cons of MLTA
- you have to keep paying to remain covered
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Nope, many banks are optional for MRTA already. But some bank will be compulsory to take MRTA if you want better rate.
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QUOTE(grifterfmj @ Nov 3 2010, 02:37 PM)
seeking advice on coverage

Loan: 400k together with wife
Age: 27 wife same age
Tenure: 35-40 years
Plan to rent out the property for now and possibly either sell or refinance in 3-5 years time. Also planning on acquiring another property within the same time frame.

approached by a mortgage broker to proposed insurance instead of MRTA, basically it was a monthly installment of RM400 p/month (200 me, 200 wife) by ING. Broker told me that by servicing the insurance we can use the amount to repay the loan in full by the 26-28th year, it is also transferable.

My question is this, instead of paying RM400 a month for 26-28 years. What if I put the extra 400 into servicing the loan thus reducing the tenure and buy MRTA instead.

Would also appreciate some quotes on MRTA or MLTA.
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If you think you will getting at least one property in hand in anytime at future , it's good to get MLTA to cover the loan for let say 20 to 30years. As the premium will be cheaper compare you get it again later on. As MLTA can be use to cover any loan you have at anytime.

How much you get back for it and is the surrender value guaranteed at 26-28yrs? What is the coverage amount? RM200k each or RM400k each?

Compare with RM400 into insurance and RM400 into loan, Of cause go into loan will help settle the loan faster by a lot. But you will lose all the coverage and benefit from the insurance that you might need in case anythings bad happened.

Will send you quotation from HLA shortly after this. smile.gif

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Added on November 3, 2010, 3:28 pm
QUOTE(jam_lennon @ Nov 3 2010, 12:40 AM)
pls gimme quotation for MLTA of 300k
31y.o
tenure:35y

can top up in the future?
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You have my quotation in PM.
Anyone that would like to get some MLTA or MRTA quotation, feel free to pm me. No obligation and it's free. Will offer some free give or rebates only for LYN. smile.gif

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