Friday, February 26, 2016

Semak nilai pasaran terkini kereta anda

Kemudahan menyemak nilai pasaran terkini kereta anda. Perkhidmatan ini disediakan oleh MyCarInfo.

3 langkah mudah:-

1. Layari website MyCarInfo.
2. Masukkan maklumat yang diperlukan seperti Model kereta, CC engin dan sebagainya.
3. Tekan butang Go. Maklumat yang anda perlukan akan dipaparkan pada skrin.

Hubungi kami di info.teguhbistariservices@gmail.com atau 017-2379676 untuk pengiraan premium (bayaran sumbangan ) takaful motor anda.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Is your home is fully protected?

Buying a dream house is the biggest financial commitment, as there are many things to consider – downpayment, margin of financing, rates, tenure, instalments, mortgage and etc.

Owning a dream home is most likely being the most important and biggest investment in your life. That is where your extra efforts in thoughts come in; identifying the preferred location, viewing the design of the dream house and ultimately purchasing it. Concurrently, you will also need to shop around on the available financing for your dream house that fits your financial ability and compare the features of the similar products offered in the market. Not to forget, you need to pay extra-attention to the fees and charges imposed before making your final decision.

Whether you’re buying your first home or not, unexpected events may lead to a loss of income or a decreased ability to fulfill your financing obligations. That is where a good protection plan will be able to help you in ensuring your financing is paid off and your family won’t have the responsibility to bear your financial obligations.

Takaful plan or insurance plan is crucial to protect your home, whether it’s MRTT / MRTA, takaful keluarga plan / life policy, or even householder or Houseowner plan.

However, do you really have the idea of of how do we protect our biggest investment in life? It means, protecting your financial against any calamities might comes to you, while you still have your financing with the banks.

Property Financing or Housing Loan Protection Plan

When you have enter into the agreement with the bank pertaining to your house financing, there are options of how you can find a financial backup plan to protect your dream house.

1.       Mortgage Reducing Term Takaful (MRTT)

A term takaful plan is designed with the sole purpose of providing financial backup against death or total permanent disability against the buyer. It is offered by the bank to fully settle the outstanding balance in the event of the buyer/borrower dies or strike with the disability. Failing to service the financing, it will end up of loosing the dream house.

On normal occasion, the bank will encourage the buyer to take-up this plan to protect the bank’s interest in the property during the financing tenure. It does not provide any savings or any payout after it matures. In other words, this plan is solely to serve the property financing.

The total sum covered (total sum insured) is reduce progressively in accordance with the reduction in the total financing over the tenure. Total sum contribution (total premium) is calculated based on the age of the person covered (or the buyer) and the total sum covered (or total financing). The final amount, i.e total sum contribution will be adding to your total financing before arrive of calculating the monthly installment that you have to service over the tenure.

This product offers a one lump payment. That is why some buyers may opt with this option as it a hassle free procedures. Buyers may be able to continue life without having to worry about the financial burden that may comes in the future. Some other buyers would prefer other available options like Mortgage Level Term Takaful to protect the property financing.

2.       Mortgage Level Term Takaful (MLTT)

Most banks accept normal takaful keluarga plan (or life insurance plan), provided the total sum coverage is adequate enough to cover the total property financing.

Using this plan againt the financing, offers a more flexibility in terms of payment, as you have options either to pay on monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or on annual basis. Moreover,  the total sum coverage is never reduce unlike MRTT, but stays the same throughout the tenure. You can either choose an endowment plan or term plan, depending on your financial needs and objective. For endowment plan, the best thing about choosing it as it also provide savings and even returns upon maturity.

Some banks do require this policy as a collateral to protect your financing with the bank. Arrangement need to be done by way of giving the bank an absolute right to pay off your financing before the proceeds went to your beneficiaries.

Your MRTT or MLTT plan will only cover the outstanding total financing with the bank. But what will happen to your dream house building when is it burnt down by fire or is damaged by flood or is crushed by the landslide? As a homeowner, you are still liable to serve your installment, and at the same time you will need to incur the necessary expenses to re-build or repairs your home.

Is there any other plan that can serve this purpose?

Differences MRTT vs MLTT


Mortgage Reducing Term Takaful (MRTT)
Mortgage Level Term Takaful (MLTT)
Coverage reduces
Coverage never reduces
No savings at maturity
Savings in return (increase throughout the year)
Proceeds go directly to the bank
Proceeds go to the beneficiaries (family)
Non-transferable
Policy is transferable to other financing / loans
Single payment  (one lump sum)
Various payment frequency (monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annual basis)
Bank make profit (if MRTT attached to the financing)
You will enjoy the dividend yearly
Cash or top-up to your total financing only
Various methods of payment allowed (credit card, cash, cheque, SI, autodebit)


Contact us at info.teguhbistariservies@gmail.com or 017-2379676 for more information.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Peningkatan terhadap jumlah sumbangan Takaful Motor


Bank Negara (BNM) pursuant to Section 144 of the Insurance Act 1996, has approved the adoption of adjusted Motor Tariff premium rates for policies purchased or renewed beginning 1st January 2012. However, to ensure all members have adequate time to update their systems and notify intermediaries of the changes, the implementation shall take effect on Monday, 16th January 2012.


Perubahan ini juga terpakai kepada semua jenis kenderaan yang dijual di Malaysia Barat dan Malaysia Timur.

Contoh

Kenderaan Persendirian (Komprehensif) - Malaysia Barat

Jenis Kenderaan dan Model : Toyota Camry 2.4
Tahun dikilangkan : 2007
Jumlah perlindungan : RM60,000

Pengiraan jumlah sumbangan perlindungan Takaful mengikut kadar lama :

Jumlah sumbangan asas                   RM1,838.20
Duti setem                                 +   RM     10.00
Jumlah sumbangan Kasar               RM1,848.20

Pengiraan jumlah sumbangan perlindungan Takaful mengikut kadar baru :

Jumlah sumbangan asas                   RM1,855.30
Duti setem                                 +    RM     10.00
Jumlah sumbangan Kasar                RM1,865.30

Peningkatan jumlah sumbangan sebanyak RM17.10 mengikut kadar baru.

**  Nota  - Jumlah sumbangan asas adalah tidak melibatkan manfaat tambahan seperti cermin kenderaan, banjir dll.


Untuk sebarang sebutharga, sila nyatakan maklumat asas berikut:-
1. Jenis Kenderaan (model, cc, tarikh dikilangkan)
2. Jumlah NCD
3. Jumlah perlindungan yang dikehendaki
4. Manfaat tambahan yang diperlukan (cermin kenderaan, banjir dll)
Implementation of the New Motor Cover Framework

As part of the New Motor Cover Framework (the Framework) in addressing the structural issues within the motor insurance sector, Bank Negara Malaysia is pleased to inform on the progress of enhancement measures to improve the claims settlement process and the implementation of gradual premium adjustments since its announcement on 11 March 2011.

In ensuring that the public has access to motor insurance at reasonable premiums, several immediate measures were introduced in May 2011. Among the measures undertaken include ensuring that the public would be able to obtain motor cover from the Malaysian Motor Insurance Pool from any general insurer or their branches as well as from any Pos Malaysia branch nationwide.

To ensure the successful implementation of the identified improvement measures under the Framework, a Joint Working Committee (JWC) was established in April 2011, comprising representatives from key Government ministries, the insurance and takaful industry, consumer and transport groups as well as the Malaysian Bar Council. Several enhancement measures already implemented have resulted in enhanced efficiency of the claims settlement process, with faster turnaround time for claims on personal injury, especially for cases that were settled via court mediation. Further measures to enhance efficiency include the referrals to the Compendium of Personal Injury Awards by judges in awarding compensation for personal injury as well as the enforcement of timelines for obtaining police and medical reports. Other measures for the implementation of further efficiency enhancements include the introduction of a motor insurance claims kit to expedite notification of an accident and claims as well as the establishment of a nationwide 24-hour call centre to provide immediate roadside assistance to accident victims in the first quarter of 2012.

As part of the Framework, the gradual revision in the Motor Tariff premium rates will be implemented effective from 16 January 2012. It will be the first to be undertaken after non-revision for more than 30 years. Over the duration, the levels of car ownership, accident rate and claims in Malaysia have risen significantly. In addition, hospitalization costs, medical expenses and costs of vehicle repairs and spare parts have also increased.

The premium adjustment is in small quantum and to be implemented gradually over a period of four years. The implication on the members of the public and businesses will be marginal. For example, in respect of Third Party cover, motorcycles of 110 cc will experience a premium increase of between RM1.00 - RM3.50 per year only (a maximum of 30 sen per month) over the next four years. For a private car of 1,400 cc, the premium adjustment will be between RM6.00 - RM34.00 per year (a maximum of RM2.80 per month) over the same period. For commercial vehicles such as outstation taxis and buses, the impact of the premium adjustment on the passengers would be minimal at less than 10 sen per passenger per trip.

The adjustment in the Motor Tariff premium rates will be reviewed periodically to ensure that the adjusted premium rates continue to be reflective of the claims experience. The Framework will pave the way for detariffing of the motor insurance premiums in 2016, in which? premium rates will be further differentiated in accordance to the risk profile of individual vehicles and fairer to vehicle owners as those with good claims experience would enjoy much better premium rates than those with higher risk profile.

To ensure that members of the public are aware and able to benefit from the Framework, particularly on the enhancements to the motor claims settlement process, Bank Negara Malaysia and the insurance industry will continue to provide information to the public on motor insurance issues through the consumer awareness and outreach programs that are currently in place.

Members of the public who have any queries relating to the Framework can contact Bank Negara Malaysia at TELELINK: 1-300-88-5465 or visit either the www.insuranceinfo.com.my or islamicfinanceinfo.com.my website. Enquiries can also be forwarded to either Persatuan Insurans Am Malaysia (PIAM) or individual insurers.

Source : http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=8&pg=14&ac=2382
Motor tariff premium rates revised

Saturday January 7, 2012

KUALA LUMPUR: A revision in motor tariff premium rates in Malaysia will take effect from Jan 16 on a gradual basis over the next four years.

Bank Negara said at a briefing that the premium adjustment, which would be implemented in small amounts over a measured pace, was expected to have only a marginal impact on the public and businesses.

For example, in respect of third-party cover, motorcycles of 100cc would experience a premium increase of between RM1 and RM3.50 per year over the next four years. For a private car of 1,400cc, the premium adjustment would be in the range of RM6 to RM34 per year over the next four years.

The premium adjustment for commercial vehicles such as outstation taxis and buses, on the other hand, would see only a minimal impact of less than 10 sen per passenger per trip.

Tariff adjustments aside, the element of loading would still apply based on the risk profile and age of the vehicles, but the maximum rate of loading would remain unchanged at 150%.

The upcoming revision in motor tariff premium rates forms part of the New Motor Cover Framework that is aimed at addressing the structural issues within the motor insurance sector to ensure continuous and sustainable motor protection to users.

It will be the first to be undertaken after more than 30 years of non-revision, despite the fact that the levels of car ownership, accident rates and claim incidences have risen significantly over the years, thus putting cost pressures on the country’s motor insurance industry.

Malaysia now has 19 million registered vehicles.

Under the new framework, Bank Negara said the adjustment on motor tariff premium rates would be reviewed periodically to ensure that the adjusted premium rates would be reflective of the claims experience.

The new measure was expected to pave the way for the de-tariffing of motor insurance sector in Malaysia by 2016, following which motor premium rates were expected to be further differentiated according to the risk profile of individual vehicles to ensure fairness to consumers.

The new framework would also encompass enhancing efficiency in claims settlement process.

Bank Negara said the objective was to ensure that all claims would be settled within six to 18 months, compared with the present average lead time of up to five years.

As part of an initiative to enhance the efficiency, Bank Negara said it would introduce a motor insurance claims kit to expedite notification of an accident and claims as well as the establishment of a nationwide 24-hour call centre to provide immediate roadside assistance to accident victims in the first quarter.

The central bank is also working on a review of legal fees in bodily injury cases, measures to incentivise early claims notification and leverage on hospital counters to facilitate claims notification as well as the development of guidelines on long-term nursing care.

These initiatives are targeted for completion by June.

Source : http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/1/7/business/10219151&sec=business#13299210785551&if_height=384
Semak NCD secara percuma

Selain melalui SMS, anda boleh gunakan secara online. Perkhidmatan ini disediakan oleh MyCarInfo  untuk kemudahan pengguna menyemak status NCD terkini.

3 langkah mudah:-

1. Taipkan ISMNCD <ruang kosong> <No. Plat Kereta anda> <ruang kosong> <No IC anda>
2. SMS ke no 36600


** Untuk tentera / polis, masukkan format seperti berikut RF123456 di bahagian No. IC anda

Bagi SMS yang berjaya

1. Caj RM2.00 akan dikenakan pada servis ini.
2. Maklumat seperti berikut akan dipaparkan pada telefon anda.

 
Step 2
Bagi SMS yang tidak berjaya
 
1. Caj RM0.30 akan dikenakan pada servis ini.
2. Maklumat seperti berikut akan dipaparkan pada telefon anda.
 
RM 0.30: NCD enquiry for <No. Plat Kereta anda> and <No. IC anda> does not match record in system. Kindly check info and resend/contact yr insurer directly. 

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Government to implement GST after agreement with business community

JOHOR BAHARU, Feb 14 (Bernama) -- The government will only implement the Goods and Services Tax (GST) after it has received the agreement from the business community including the country's small and medium enterprises.

Until then, there is no specific date for the implementation of the GST, said Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai.

"A round table conference will be held with the various chambers of commerce in the middle of this year to get feedback on the matter.

"If the majority of them agree, we will table the bill on the introduction of the GST for second reading in Parliament," he said.

Lim said this to reporters after officiating the Goods and Services Tax Conference 2012 jointly organised by Johor Corporation, Malaysian Association of Tax Accountants (MATA), Royal Malaysian Customs and Institut Pembangunan Pengurusan Johor Sdn Bhd, here Tuesday.

The first reading of the GST bill was done on Dec 16, 2009 at a rate of 4 per cent, however the chambers of commerce reported that 80 per cent of the business community are not ready for its implementation.

Lim also said the GST implementation system for consumers has been undertaken and is nearing completion while a detailed study at the government and companies' level will be done following that.

He said GST is a fairer system as the tax is imposed upon spending or when using services.

"The more we spend, the more tax we will have to pay," he said.

However, exemption from GST is allowed for necessity goods such as rice, flour and sugar.

GST, he added, will expose those involved in shadow economy and place them in the GST system.

Source : http://www.malaysiasme.com.my/index.php/SME-News/Government-to-implement-GST-after-agreement-with-business-community.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+malaysiasme+%28MALAYSIA+SME%E2%84%A2+Online%29