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October 14th, 2010 11:53 AM #541
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October 14th, 2010 12:09 PM #542
Depende sa heirs kung gusto nila ituloy ang loan. Hindi mawawala ang utang dahil lang namatay ang debtor. In legal parlance, ang estate ng deceased ang pagmumulan ng pambayad ng amortization unless gusto i-change of name ng mga heirs sa kanila para buo pa rin ang estate. Kaya mas mainam na inform na nila ang bank re the death of the debtor para maka-pagprepare na proper documents.
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October 14th, 2010 07:04 PM #543
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October 14th, 2010 09:58 PM #544Thanks for the reply guys, housing loan thru pag ibig lang kasi ang alam ko, but pagdating sa cars, hndi. But what if the heirs does not meet the requirement of the bank? His mother is a housewife, has 2 sisters both in college and him, 1 year pa lang nagwowork. They have too many problems at hand kaya as much as possible, would like to lend a hand. Anymore incites would be very appreciated.
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October 14th, 2010 11:12 PM #545
May MRI yan. For bank loans you are required to pay for that insurance 1st before they give a release order to the dealer. It's one way of protecting the bank incase something happens to the borrower. Pag car loan, 1 time payment yan unlike sa housing loan na yearly ka nagrenew.
So dapat i-assume ng insurance company yung balance ng loan.
MORTGAGE REDEMPTION INSURANCE
- It protects all lending businesses by assuming payment of the deceased debtor's loan.
- Coverage amount is based on the theoretical balance of loan.
- Each insured Mortgagor shall be covered in accordance with the loan schedule as submitted by the Creditor/Lender under which the death benefit shall be equal to the outstanding principal balance computed at the specified interest rate.
- EFFECTIVITY DATE AND TERM OF COVERAGE – starts on the date the loan is granted or the date the proceeds of the loan are released whichever is later.
- For long term loans – Housing ,Car, Salary, Jewellery Loans etc.
- Lower premium cost.
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October 15th, 2010 03:44 AM #546
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October 15th, 2010 07:14 AM #547
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October 15th, 2010 10:27 AM #548
There's nothing wrong with the definition of MRI above however, it is misleading. This is one of the kinds that insurance companies offer to the public. But in this case wala naman sinabi na nag avail ng ganitong insurance benefit ang deceased kaya hindi tama na i-apply ang MRI. To clear the matter, ang co-debtor ang hahabulin ng bank in case of default in the payment of amortization. Kaya mas maganda na i-inform na ng heirs ang bank para ma-change ang primary debtor or di kaya ipa-auction na lang ang unit para pambayad sa loan.
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October 16th, 2010 09:46 AM #549
hindi naman yata lahat ng car loan may MRI. sa housing loan, automatic meron. sa TFS, as far as i know, wala. don't know sa bangko.
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