Scenic98 Clutched June 16, 2009 Share June 16, 2009 now shopping around for the best value for mortgage insurance. for the same mortgage amt, tenor, and interest rate, found out that quotes can vary quite a bit between different insurance companies. all also include the same critical illness protection. also wondering, if my mortgage is X, should i go for a X-Y protection? (where Y=the amount that I may partial pay the loan soon) any advise appreciated ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guyver 1st Gear June 16, 2009 Share June 16, 2009 now shopping around for the best value for mortgage insurance. for the same mortgage amt, tenor, and interest rate, found out that quotes can vary quite a bit between different insurance companies. all also include the same critical illness protection. also wondering, if my mortgage is X, should i go for a X-Y protection? (where Y=the amount that I may partial pay the loan soon) any advise appreciated If you can take a fixed sum assured .... say your loan amount is $500K ... you can take $500K sum assured ..... by all means. In the event of something happens, the balance $$ can be given to your family. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Keithtonchee Neutral Newbie June 16, 2009 Share June 16, 2009 Same same bro.. Me too shopping for my new house. Any lobang to share? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged June 17, 2009 Share June 17, 2009 its up to you and yr budget. most or if not all mortage insurance are decreasing sum assured, following your outstanding balance amount. so if u mati one day suddenly, the insurance will pay off yr whatever latest loan amount and the house will be fully paid up. if u want and afford a fixed sum assured, like wat Guyver said, then by all means, get it. the remaining payout will go to your family members. if not, then just get the decreasing mortage insurance Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scenic98 Clutched June 17, 2009 Author Share June 17, 2009 yes...i am looking at a decreasing mortgage type. joint life policy, so in case one of us konk off, then the house fully paid. need to shop around, for the same sum assured, interest and tenor, premiums vary quite a bit. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scenic98 Clutched June 17, 2009 Author Share June 17, 2009 yes...i am looking at a decreasing mortgage type. joint life policy, so in case one of us konk off, then the house fully paid. need to shop around, for the same sum assured, interest and tenor, premiums vary quite a bit. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
My_Motor Neutral Newbie June 18, 2009 Share June 18, 2009 assume there is no change in interest, if cover X amount, when there is a claim, the sum assured can clear your loan with some amount left. If cover X-Y, then nothing left from the policy after loan been clear. Pls remember, the insurance policy should have the interest quoted higher than your loan interest in case loan interest increase. Otherwise you will be under insured due to the interest, then sum assured will not be enough to clear fully the loan. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
DieselLover Neutral Newbie June 18, 2009 Share June 18, 2009 It is pretty costly to insure yourself 100% to the loan amount. Have you considered insuring 50-50 sum assured with your wife? I believe it'll cost less this way, and you get converage for 2 pax. Some banks gives discounts if decreasing term policies were bought. You should check with your banker if such discount is available. There are many other things you can do to save $$ ... such as shopping for the best interest rates from banks. You can PM me if you need more help on this matter, it'll see if i can hook you up with something. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scenic98 Clutched June 19, 2009 Author Share June 19, 2009 tks for all the advises. have decided to go with one that is joint life. so if one of us konk out, the house is fully paid. PM me if there's a better alternative, i am clueless when it comes to insurance. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lobangking88 Neutral Newbie June 20, 2009 Share June 20, 2009 pm you. and also if any deal is done. 50% of my comms be donated to http://ourfeistyprincess.blogspot.com/ Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sci10213 3rd Gear October 17, 2014 Share October 17, 2014 Has anyone faced with this problem where you are rejected under HPS cover by CPF + rejected by private insurers for mortgage insurance due to health reasons? Spouse is foreigner so cannot be joint HDB flat owner... and therefore also not eligible for HPS cover. In no man's land now. What is the best course of action for the above situation? Seek help from MP to appeal for some HPS cover? Please share your experience and/or advice. Thanks. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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