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Home Loan TypesTypes of Home Loans Fixed Interest Rates Vs Floating Interest Rates The interest rate at the time of disbursement of the loan continues to be the interest rate throughout the life of the loan. In the case of floating interest rates, the prevailing interest rate as laid down by the RBI comes into effect. In a market scenario of dropping interest rates, this works out favorably to the consumer. The floating interest rates however are changed at regular intervals to reflect the market rate. Repayment of Home Loans The application fees offered by competitive home loan finance companies and banks have been slashed to nearly 0.25% and in some cases they have been waived off. Repayment of home loans can be done by issuing post-dated cheques, auto debit facility from your bank account or deductions against salary. Different home loan companies have their own rules regarding prepayment of loan. Some companies have a limit on the number of prepayments. Some finance companies charge a fee for prepayment whereas others do not. But repayment also must be carefully planned. In the current low interest scenario, tax benefits and effect of inflation bring down the effective interest paid on the home loan. A home loan is a better form of debt than any other and it makes money sense to keep it going as long as it offers advantages. Pre payment must be done at appropriate times for the appropriate amount. |
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