Home loans can be used for a number of purposes such as building a new home, or renovating your ancestral property, or even building an additional room. Don’t let a lack of capital stop you from achieving your dreams. Now there is no need to panic, Purnea Loan is working to get you a loan from many banks in Bihar according to your requirement. On applying for a home loan through Purnea Loan, you will have to provide minimum documents and the loan will also be approved as soon as possible.
Bank Name
Interest Rate Range
Loan Amount
EMI Per 1 Lac
HDFC
Home Loan
07.15% - 07.65%
Up To Rs. 1 Cr
₹ 784 Per Lac
Axis Bank
Home Loan
6.90% - 8.40%
Up To Rs. 1 Cr
769 Per Lac
ICICI Bank
Home Loan
6.70% - 9.25%
Up To Rs. 1 Cr
757 Per Lac
PNB Housing
Loan
6.99% - 9.30%
Up To Rs. 1 Cr
769 Per Lac
SBI Bank
Home Loan
6.80% - 9.25%
Up To Rs. 1 Cr
763 Per Lac
Bank of India
Home Loan
06.70% - 10.00%
Up To Rs. 5 Cr
₹757 Per Lac
Bank of Baroda
Home Loan
06.95% - 9.25%
Up To Rs. 10 Cr
₹772 Per Lac
Canara Bank
Home Loan
06.65% - 09.00%
Up To Rs. 5 Cr
₹754 Per Lac
Nominal processing fee of 0.50% (Min Rs.1500/- and Max. Rs.10,000/-) is charged
Union Bank of India
Home Loan
06.80% - 10:00%
Up To Rs. 5 Cr
₹763 Per Lac
UCO Bank
Home Loan
06.90% - 09.75%
Up To Rs. 5 Cr
₹769 Per Lac
IDBI Bank
Home Loan
06.75% - 08.40%
Up to 90% of Property Value
₹760 Per Lac
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Home Loan
06.55% - 09.15%
Up to 90% of Property Value
₹749 Per Lac
Bandhan Bank
Home Loan
06.65% - 09.00%
Up To Rs. 5 Cr
₹754 Per Lac
IDFC First Bank
Home Loan
06.60% - 10.00%
1 Lakh to Rs. 5 Cr
₹751 Per Lac
₹
500000
36
months
10
%
Monthly EMI
₹
₹ 32,124.56
Total Interest
₹
10,622.78
Principal Amount
₹
500000
Payable Amount
₹
160,622.78
Pay No. |
Begining Balance | EMI | Principal | Interest | Ending Balance |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 150000.00 | 32124.56 | 28637.06 | 3487.50 | 121362.94 |
2 | 121362.94 | 32124.56 | 29302.87 | 2821.69 | 92060.07 |
3 | 92060.07 | 32124.56 | 29984.16 | 2140.40 | 62075.91 |
4 | 62075.91 | 32124.56 | 30681.30 | 1443.26 | 31394.61 |
5 | 31394.61 | 32124.56 | 31394.64 | 729.92 | -0.03 |
Application Form with 3 Recent photographs.
Identity proof: Voter ID Card, Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Passport, Driving License
Address proof: Voter ID Card, Aadhar Card, Driving License, Ration Card, Passport, Telephone/Electricity Bill, Rental Agreement.
Pre-Payment and Part Payment of a home loan lower the principal outstanding amount significantly. The reduced principal amount also results in lower interest liabilities and EMI reduction subsequently. A part-payment limits liabilities when opted for at just the right time. Another ideal way of reducing the principal amount of the home loan is by paying more than the calculated EMI. The borrower can make a slightly higher payment than their EMI every month. This way there is a reduction in the borrower’s debt burden.
There are a number of repayment modes which are offered by lenders. Although these modes might differ from lender to lender, the most common modes of repayment can be summed up as follows:
Home loan Top-up can be used for anything from buying furniture to construction, extending, or renovating your residential property. it's available for existing home loan borrowers without the need for any security or guarantee. Interest rates are lower and you'll also claim tax benefits on your home equity credit top-up. Lowest interest rates on the top-up home loans. The repayment tenures are often equivalent to that of the house loan. the utmost amount can depend upon the outstanding balance of the house loan or a selected amount set by the bank. Processing fees are often up to a quarter of the loan amount.
Sometimes the present home loan interest rates are often taxing for you. it's also possible that you simply might not be proud of the services offered by the present banks. In such cases, you've got a choice to transfer the house loan to a different lender who offers lower home equity credit interest rates and better services.
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Home loan is a loan disbursed by a bank or financial institution (lender) to an individual specifically for buying a residential property. Here, the lender holds the title of property until the loan is paid back in full along with interest.
Your Home Loan eligibility depends on various factors like age, income, debt repayment history etc. The eligibility criteria differ from bank to bank. But, before you decide on the loan amount, it’s smart to evaluate your current financial situation and determine how much money you can comfortably shell out each month.
When you avail of a part of your home loan, you will be charged simple interest on the amount that has been paid out till your entire sanctioned home loan amount is disbursed. This payment of simple interest on part payment is called PRE- EMI Interest.
Loan eligibility is dependent on primarily the following factors:
Cumulative net monthly salary of the applicant and co-applicant.
Quantum of loans and credit card outstanding that you already have. Typically a bank will not give a loan if the total EMI obligation (including the current home loan that your are trying to apply for) exceeds 50-60% of your total net take home salary.
Loan to asset Value (LTV) ratio of 75% which means that the customer has to fund the remaining 25% through his savings or any other source.
For your convenience, Every Home Loan offers various modes for repayment of the home loan. You may issue standing instructions to your banker to pay the installments through ECS (Electronic Clearing System), opt for direct deduction of monthly installments by your employer or issue post-dated cheques from your salary account.
There are various factors to consider while taking a Home Loan in order to assure the borrower gets the best possible deal. Factors such as:
Loan Amount: 1 Lac to 1 Cr | Rate of Interest (APR)*: 6.75% to 14% | Repayment Tenure: 1 Year to 30 Years | Processing Fees: 0.75% to 2.50% + GST as applicable | Prepayment/ Foreclosure: Nil (After 12 months) or 1% - 4% (Before 12 months)
Illustration: For e.g. If a person is 30 years old and has a gross monthly salary ofRs.30,000, he can avail a loan of Rs. 20.49 lakh at an interest rate of 6.90% for a tenure of 30 years provided he has no other existing financial obligations such as a personal loan or car loan etc.
* APR - Annual Percentage Rate