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What to look at if taking a loan


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m santosh
name the bank
by m santosh on Sep 18, 2006 11:03 AM  | Hide replies

nice artical.which are the banks who calculate the monthly interest?

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saroj kumar mahapatra
RE:name the bank
by saroj kumar mahapatra on Mar 28, 2007 03:50 PM
SBI is one which i know of

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Prabhu
RE:name the bank
by Prabhu on Mar 31, 2007 12:10 PM
why monthly rest go for Daily reducing bal..BOB Is tthere for Monthly go for HDFC

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Anurag Nagpal
Thanks 4 d info
by Anurag Nagpal on Sep 18, 2006 12:46 AM

Thanks for sharing the info. these are gud points 2 consider.

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k.chandrasekharan
Taking loans
by k.chandrasekharan on Sep 11, 2006 11:40 AM

On point no.4,it is preferable to discuss with the bamk,the method of application of interest.Some nationalised banks are the best for the borrower,as they charge interest on daily reducing balance (applying interest so calculated every month)with adjusted rate of interest discounting the same for the difficulty of the customer as ROI is fixed on quarterly application basis.Also,most such banks don't charge pre-payment penalty.These provide the customer an option to pay back the loan with any lumpsum on hand.The EMI will remain same.Customer doesn't suffer stiff interest incidence.

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Nagaraj k
comment
by Nagaraj k on Aug 28, 2006 03:48 PM

It is very good for those who r taking loan.

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Archana
Education loan
by Archana on Aug 28, 2006 02:10 AM

What care should be consider while taking educational loan, especially if the parents are retired, is there any points that has to be noted before considering, also based on the importance of the future, how should it be projected

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R.Krishnaswami
Clarification on taking a loan
by R.Krishnaswami on Aug 27, 2006 08:22 PM

A private bank insists that, with a personal loan cover of Rs 1,00,000, insurance of Rs 285 must be deposited. So if you are in a financial crunch, the insurance company pays three EMIs to the bank. How this is possible? Is there a insurance company giving such cover pls inform me.

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