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Personal Loans are typically unsecured loans offered by financial institutions, such as banks or credit unions, that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as consolidating debt, paying for a large expense, or covering unexpected costs. The amount you can borrow and the interest rates you’ll pay will vary based on your credit score, income, and other factors.

If you’re interested in obtaining a personal loan, it’s a good idea to compare offers from multiple lenders and carefully review the terms and conditions to ensure you’re getting the best possible deal.

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  • Instant online approval. Apply online and get approved in 7 days
  • Loan amount from Rs 1 Lakh – Rs 45 Lakhs
  • Flexible repayment tenures between 1 to 5 years

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Overview

Personal Loan Interest Rates

personal loan interest rates start from 10.99% onwards and there is no negative which also depends on the eligibility of the applicant.

 

Bank/NDFC/FintechInterest Rate (p.a.)
ICIC Bank11.25% onward
HDFC Bank10.75% onward
Yes Bank12% onward
Axis bank15.75%-24% per annum
Aditya Birla Bank14%
IDFC Bank11.25%-18.50%
kotak Bank17.99%
TATA CAPITAL Finance10.99% to 18.00%
RBL Bank13.99% onward
CAPITAL FIRST14.00%
Panjab National Bank12%-15%
AU Small Finance Bank10.75%
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank23.25%
Capri Global Finance Ltd.10.5%-15%
magma finance12-16%

Note: The mentioned interest rates, fees and charges are subject to change and depend on the sole discretion of the bank, NBFC and RBI.

Feature of Personal Loan
  • Loans up to 20 Lakhs.
  • Tenure ranging from 12 to 60 months
  • No guarantor/security required
  • Convenience of doorstep service.
  • Quick and Speedy processing
  • Attractive Rate of Interest
  • Minimum/Hassle free Documentation
  • Special offer for employees of select companies
Document Required

Most banks and NBFCs have similar guidelines in respect to the documents required for personal loans. A generic list of such documents has been provided below*:

Document Required
Identity ProofPAN Card/ Voter’s ID/ Aadhaar Card/ Passport/ Driving License
Address ProofBank Account Statement/ Aadhaar Card/ Lease/ Property purchase Agreement/ Utility Bill (not more than 3 months old)/ Passport/ Driving License
Income ProofFor Salaried Individuals:Salary Slip/ Bank Account Statement/ Form 16.

For Self Employed: Previous Year ITR/ P&L Statement and Balance Sheet/ Bank Account Statement
Business ProofCertificate of Practice/ Partnership Deed/ GST Registration and Filing Documents/ MOA & AOA/ Shop Act License
How to calculate your Personal EMI?

It is always a good practice to plan your monthly expenditures in advance to avoid any financial hassle later. It has designed a personal loan EMI calculator, where you just need to enter the loan amount, interest rate and tenure to calculate your EMI instantly. This can help you make an informed decision regarding the loan option that best suits your unique requirements.
To get an idea about how personal loan EMIs are computed, take a look at the table given below:

Loan Amount
Interest Rate
EMI 1 Year Loan Tenure (Rs.)
EMI for 2 Year Loan Tenure (Rs.)
EMI for 3 Year Loan Tenure (Rs.)
EMI for 4 Year Loan Tenure (Rs.)
EMI for 5 Year Loan Tenure (Rs.)
1 lakh10.50%8,8144,6373,2502,5602,149
2 lakh10.75%17,6539,2986,5245,1444,323
3 lakh10.50%26,44413,9129,7507,6816,448
5 lakhs11.00%44,19023,30316,36912,92210,871
10 lakhs10.50%88,14846,37632,50225,60321,493
How to Improve your Chances of Getting a Personal Loan?

Credit Clean-up: One of the main factors taken into consideration by lenders is your credit score. Getting a personal loan is easier with a high credit score. If your score is low, you must check your reports to see if there are any errors. Sometimes, simple errors could have an adverse effect on your scores, and if you find any of these, you must report them to CIBIL.

Rebalancing your income and debts: Lenders ask for proof of income when you apply for personal loans in order to ascertain your debt-to-income ratio. Consider the sale of liquid assets like stocks or earning more through a part-time job to increase your annual income. Doing so will increase your debt-to-income ratio and increase your chances of getting a loan.

Consider Co-signers/Guarantors: If you are finding it hard to get a personal loan on your own accord, you can apply for one by adding a co-signer or guarantor. The person you choose as a guarantor must have a good credit score. Their main aim is to guarantee that you will repay the loan. However, they will also be liable to repay the loan themselves if you are unable to do so. Picking an individual with a credit score over 750 will considerably increase your chances of getting a personal loan.

Limit Your Borrowing: It can be risky to ask for more money than you require to meet your financial targets. Make sure that you calculate how much you need and apply only for that specific amount.

Choose the Right Lender: Every lender has their own requirements when it comes to credit scores and income. When looking for personal loans, pick a lender whose eligibility criteria you meet and apply accordingly.

Eligibility Criteria to Apply for Personal Loan

Salaried Individuals include Salaried Doctors, CAs, employees of select Public and Private limited companies, Government Sector employees including public sector undertakings:

  • Minimum age of applicant: 25 years
  • Maximum age of applicant at loan maturity: 58 years (Or retirement, whichever is earlier) (65 years for Government Employees. Conditions Apply)
  • Minimum employment: Minimum 1 year in employment with minimum 1-month salary credit in the current organisation
  • Minimum Net Monthly Income: ₹ 20,000 for Metro Locations Ahmedabad, Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai & Pune) & ₹ 15,000 for All Other Locations.

Self-employed (Professionals) include self-employed Doctors, Chartered Accountants, Architects, and Company Secretaries.
Eligibility Criteria

  • Minimum age of Applicant: 25 years
  • Maximum age of Applicant at loan maturity: 58 years
  • Years in business: Minimum 3 years

Self-employed (Individuals) include self-employed – Sole proprietors, Partners & Directors in the Business of Manufacturing, Trading or Services.
Eligibility Criteria

  • Minimum age of Applicant: 25 years
  • Maximum age of Applicant at loan maturity: 58 years
  • Years in business: Minimum 4 years with minimum 2 years in the same Business
  • Minimum Annual Income: ₹ 100000/- p.a. for Metro Locations & ₹ 75,000/- p.a. for non-metro locations.

Self-employed (Pvt Cos and Partnership Firms) include Private Companies and Partnership firms in the Business of Manufacturing, Trading or Services
Eligibility Criteria

  • Minimum age of Applicant: 25 years
  • Maximum age of Applicant at loan maturity: 58 years
  • Years in business: Minimum 4 years with minimum 2 years in the same Business
  • Minimum Annual Income: ₹ 100000/- p.a. for Metro Locations & ₹ 75,000/- p.a. for non-metro locations.
  • Business must be profit making for the last 2 years
What are the different ways to pay Personal Loan EMI?

Timely EMI payments of your personal loan are essential to ensure that you maintain a clean credit history and good credit score. There are multiple ways you can pay your loan EMI:

  • Standing Instructions – You can use NACH mandate to set up standing instructions
  • Autopay – You can use internet banking to set-up autopay for EMI payment
  • Online Transfer – EMI payments can be made online using NEFT, RTGS, IMPS payments
  • Cheque/Draft – Post-dated cheques (PDC) or drafts can also be used to pay your PL EMI


Do keep in mind that the different EMI payment options mentioned above may or may not be available in case of your lender.

 

How to Reduce Your Monthly EMI?
If you are finding it difficult to keep up with your monthly loan repayments, you might be able to negotiate a lower EMI by extending your repayment tenure. You should however bear in mind that in this situation, due to the longer tenure, you will end up paying more interest over the loan tenure.
The alternative is to opt for a personal loan balance transfer. In this case, the principal outstanding of your current loan is transferred to a new lender at a lower rate of interest. As a result of the lower interest rate, your individual EMI payments will decrease.

The following are a few specific terms related to personal loans that you must know:
Personal Loan for Women: It is a special category of personal loan offered to women by several banks and NBFCs. A preferential rate of interest is applicable in such cases to promote and support female entrepreneurs and working women.
Personal Loan for Pensioners: It is offered to senior citizens so that they can meet their retirement needs, medical expenses, or plan a trip without any financial constraint.
Pre-approved Personal Loan: This is a special category of personal loans, also known as instant personal loans. These are usually offered to existing customers (account holders/credit card holders) of the bank or NBFC. Instant personal loans are characterized by minimal to no documentation and quick disbursal of the loan amount (generally within a few hours). However, the loan amount sanctioned in such quick personal loan offers depend on the applicant’s profile and cannot be changed.
Top-up Loan: This is a personal loan issued to a borrower who already has an unpaid personal loan from the current lender. Top-up personal loans are usually available to select PL customers of the NBFC and they often feature an interest rate similar to that of a standard personal loan.
Balance Transfer Balance transfer is the process by which the principal outstanding of an existing loan is transferred to a new lender offering a lower interest rate. This decreases the overall interest payout over the loan tenure.
EMI –Equated monthly installments (EMI) are the scheduled monthly payments that a borrower needs to pay over the loan tenure to pay off the amount borrowed along with interest accrued.
Partial-Prepayment – In case the borrower decided to repay a loan amount that is greater than the monthly EMI payout, the extra amount is considered to be a partial-prepayment. Such partial prepayment decreases the outstanding loan principal and in effect reduces the total interest outgo for the loan. In such cases, prepayment penalties and related taxes may be applicable.

BANKS

ICICI BANK

HDFC BANK

RBL BANK

CAPITAL FIRST

ADITYA BIRLA

TATA CAPITAL

YES BANK

AU SMALL FINANCE

AXIS BANK

IDFC BANK

PANJAB NATIONAL BANK

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