QUOTE(GHOSTVIC @ Aug 6 2014, 11:31 AM)
Hi bro, thanks for the explanation... MRTA is straight forward, MLTA bit tricky thts why still trying to clearing out doubts as much as possible. The MRTA or MLTA coverage, is it stated in cover notes as MLTA or MRTA anything ? MLTA and MRTA specifically designed for property coverage and have own terms ?
I have heard having personal insurance, already can use it as MLTA. How could that be possible ?
is it like lets say if personal insurance coverage for TPD/DEATH/CRITICAL is 100k... when u buy property worth 500k..we increased the personal insurance coverage to 500k... is it how it works ? then why MLTA needed ?basically MLTA just covers TPD and DEATH right... so MLTA just like personal insurance right, but does it have any special differences comparing with traditional personal insurance ?
Yes, Any life insurance in the market can be use as MLTA, and the main point of MLTA is to cover up the loan amount in case of unfortunately.
As Life insurance can be use for many objective,
For example:
- To have a fund for their family member (husband buy for wife or parents to cover their family future living cost).
- To have a fund for children education fee in case of unfortunately.
- To cover the loan amount so that their spouse/family no need to worry the loan installment in future. (MLTA)
So, there is few way to cover your loan amount,
- increase your current personal life insurance
- get a new life insurance (we name it as MLTA as it serve to cover the loan)
So you just consider the cost of the above option, which will be cheaper, provide more benefit or give you the best value for money plan. Some time the cost of increase coverage will be higher then getting a new plan.