I have a question. Following the example given on the first post,
"MRTA scenario
So if he purchase RM100k for 30 years MRTA the premium will be RM2165 and the surrender value from time to time is less and less. So, if anything happen to Ken at 5th year, the benefit he get from insurance com will be RM95299 while 10th year will be RM87319. So at the end, the value will be zero at 30th year."
Question: What if at 5th year, Ken's loan balance is only 50k (i.e. he is paying his loan faster than scheduled), will he still get the RM95299 or RM50k?
If Ken passed away, the bank will get (assume he assigned to the bank) RM 95299- RM 50k (outstanding loan). The extra can be claim by family member follow the rules and regulation in malaysia in claiming the estate and this fund will be subjected to creditor's claim.
Added on August 11, 2011, 2:26 pmSecond question, following the same scenario.
"MRTA scenario
So if he purchase RM100k for 30 years MRTA the premium will be RM2165 and the surrender value from time to time is less and less. So, if anything happen to Ken at 5th year, the benefit he get from insurance com will be RM95299 while 10th year will be RM87319. So at the end, the value will be zero at 30th year."
Let's say Ken has a wife (Chun Li), both their names under the same loan, both bought the same MRTA.
(1) What if Ken die/TPD first and few years later Chun Li die too. Would the nominee get 2 round of payment from insurance company?
Assume both Ken and Chun Li get RM 100k MRTA, when Ken die/tpd, the loan will be fully repaid using the MRTA. At that moment, Chun Li MRTA might be cease with cash value refund or she can continue to use the MRTA on other property (depends on MRTA T&C, most of the MRTA will ceased upon fully loan repayment). If Chun Li MRTA is still inforced, then the nominee will get the compensation. (2) What if they die/TPD together at the same time? Would it make a difference?
The extra can be claim by family member follow the rules and regulation in malaysia in claiming the estate and this fund will be subjected to creditor's claim.Thanks in advance...