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Taking A Personal Loan To Buy A Home

May 31, 2018 Leave a comment

wealthymatters Now the general idea is that a body takes a home loan to purchase a house and a personal loan to defray marriage related expenses ,to take that vacation in Europe etc…..

Home loans are always secured loans. So the rate of interest generally tends to be much lower than almost any category of loan. And then of course for being such a good child ,the government gives you tax breaks too ! But there are cases where a personal loan is your best way forward to become a home-owner. Consider the following cases:

1.A place like Vasai-Virar might be one of the fastest growing regions in the MMR when it comes to lower priced homes that could also potentially make great capital investments. But start making enquiries and you will start finding out that a whole lot of properties are “Collector Passing” and that apart from the odd co-operative bank or the occasional patpedhi, no home loans to purchase such properties is possible from most lenders. Moreover, the interest rates of loans from these sources makes personal loans from major banks look attractive. Read more of this post

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Loans Against Insurance Policies

September 16, 2014 4 Comments

wealthymatters The news that Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India has recently surpassed banks as the largest personal loan lender in India has turned the focus on insurance policies as collateral. Apart from LIC, other life insurers like ICICI Prudential Life and Edelweiss Tokio Life, and several banks, including the State Bank of India (SBI), ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank, offer loans against life insurance policies.

Loans are granted only against traditional policies that have life cover along with a savings element in them. Term insurance covers and unit-linked insurance plans cannot be pledged to secure loans against them.Policies must acquire surrender value -the amount you would get if you terminate the policy after a certain years -to qualify for loans. You must assign the policy in favour of the insurer to get a loan. Typically, insurance companies offer loans up to 85-90% of the surrender value. LIC charges an interest rate of 10%, to be paid every six months. Read more of this post

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Secured And Unsecured Bill Consolidation Loans

September 2, 2014 Leave a comment

wealthymatters There might come a time when you are considering taking a bill consolidation loan to consolidate your debts. This will help to put all of your debts into one loan and give you one payment and one interest rate to make every month. Having this will help you to pay off your debt quicker and will allow for a total payment to be smaller every month. When you set out to look for your bill consolidation loan you will find that a lender will offer you two different types. These are a secured loan and an unsecured loan. Before deciding what type of loan is best for you it is important to know the difference between the two.