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I understand that when one passes on, there will be a sum payout. But what are the details of how it is paid out and how much will be paid out to who?
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Tan Li Xing
28 Apr 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company (Singapore)
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Colin Lim
28 Apr 2020
Financial Services Consultant at Colin Lim
First, of all MyProtector deceeasing term, will reduce in sum assured every year... So this information u need to check with Aviva or you can look into your policy documents.
In order to receive claim asap, you need to do nomination...
Because u look at the nomination rule... First 250k will be payout if there is no nomination.
You can reach out to me if you are unsure or intending to purchase term.
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Pang Zhe Liang
28 Apr 2020
Lead of Research & Solutions at Havend Pte Ltd
There are three factors that determine the payout:
Sum Assured
Coverage Period
Interest ...
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Hi Anon,
This is actually known as mortgage reducing term assurance (MRTA). What it means that as long as your are decreasing the loan, then the sum assured will decrease accordingly.
Also the payout is usually to the estate (Wife, Kids, etc), but if it's a joint policy, then it will be to the other policy owner. How the payout happens, it depends on how much the payout will be. Usually the first 250k will be paid upfront, the rest will be paid out in phases based on my understanding.