Particular | Salaried | Self-Employed |
---|---|---|
Age | 21 – 60 years | 21 – 68 years |
Minimum Income | Rs. 15,000 (per month) | Rs. 5 Lakh (gross annual) |
Credit Score | Above 750 | Above 750 |
Employment stability | Total experience- Minimum 2 years Minimum experience in current organisation. 1 year | Total experience- Minimum 2 years in current business |
Loan Amount | Interest Rate | EMI for 1 Year | EMI for 2 Year | EMI for 3 Year | EMI for 4 Year | EMI for 5 Year |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
5 Lakhs | 10.75% | 44,132 | 23,245 | 16,310 | 12,862 | 10,808 |
10 Lakhs | 10.75% | 88,265 | 46,491 | 32,620 | 25,724 | 21,617 |
15 Lakhs | 10.75% | 1,32,397 | 69,737 | 48,930 | 38,586 | 32,426 |
20 Lakhs | 10.75% | 1,76,530 | 92,983 | 65,240 | 51,448 | 43,235 |
25 Lakhs | 10.75% | 2,20,662 | 1,16,229 | 81,551 | 64,310 | 54,044 |
On a closing note, balance transfer facility can benefit borrowers through reduced total interest burden and overall savings over the long run.
The process of personal loan balance transfer may take only a few working days with minimal documentation.
With the reduced interest rate burden and increased income level over the time, it would become easy for borrowers to repay the loan sooner. Personal loan balance transfer can be profitable facility when it is utilized after a careful analysis and evaluation of the balance transfer offer.