QUOTE(deleted @ Jan 4 2022, 03:09 PM)
Hi there
So i may have made an error in judgement when taking my housing loan.
My MRTT only covers 70% of the loan and the bank officer n an agent is trying to shill to me a separate life insurance to cover the balance.
I've already accepted the loan n the MRTT as is, already sign S&P n all.
The balance amount uninsured is about 200k.
The options now are
A) Take the life insurance which is one of those investment plans, so i can get up to 50k ish upon maturity if market is great n coverage amount doesn't reduce
Consider non-investment linked option
B) Get an increase for the mrtt (is this even possible?)
You signed up so it is not possible unless u refinance
C) Use the monthly payment to instead reduce principal and then use my ASB loan insurance (covers the full loan amount) to make up the difference.
This one I dont i understand...
Any advice?
The best is take up another traditional MLTT plan that does not involve invstment-linkedSo i may have made an error in judgement when taking my housing loan.
My MRTT only covers 70% of the loan and the bank officer n an agent is trying to shill to me a separate life insurance to cover the balance.
I've already accepted the loan n the MRTT as is, already sign S&P n all.
The balance amount uninsured is about 200k.
The options now are
A) Take the life insurance which is one of those investment plans, so i can get up to 50k ish upon maturity if market is great n coverage amount doesn't reduce
Consider non-investment linked option
B) Get an increase for the mrtt (is this even possible?)
You signed up so it is not possible unless u refinance
C) Use the monthly payment to instead reduce principal and then use my ASB loan insurance (covers the full loan amount) to make up the difference.
This one I dont i understand...
Any advice?
Jan 4 2022, 03:19 PM

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