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Problems with loan prepayment?


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sharmila  arul
prepayment
by sharmila arul on Feb 19, 2009 10:57 AM

V would like to prepay 6L for the loan 14L so far emi paid for 11 months. what abt penalty charges
is it gud to prepay now? whether the bank allow to close the loan amt as soon as posibble ?(20 yrs tenure of emi 18176)

as per bank schedule charges:
Prepayment amount in a particular year upto 25% of outstanding loan amount: NIL

b. For amount in excess of 25% of outstanding loan amount in every financial year:

i. Upto 3 years from the date of first disbursal: 4% of excess amount prepaid

ii. After 3 years from the date of first disbursal: 2% of excess amount prepaid

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K.Gangadharan
Loan prepayment
by K.Gangadharan on Jun 29, 2006 06:28 PM  | Hide replies

I think ,it is better to pay the 75% of the loan amount and divid the balance amount into Number of years left of,this way you need not to pay the penalty and you can save the interest too.

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Rajiv Deshmukh
Re: Loan prepayment
by Rajiv Deshmukh on Nov 02, 2009 11:55 AM
Not able to understand. One email says that we can not pay more than 25% of outstanding amount but your mail says 75%. How is it possible.

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JOHN
problems with loan prepayment
by JOHN on Jun 29, 2006 09:52 AM

Most of the Banks doesnt inform the hidden charges while getting the loans.So we should be very careful when signing the agreement.

And I feel this is a very good initiative.The solution needs to be found out for this kind of problems.



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Sreenath Upadhyaya
Wait and See
by Sreenath Upadhyaya on Jun 29, 2006 09:45 AM

i strongly feel that you should not go for loan prepayment at this period,since the markets are not so good.You might be removing this "closure money"from some deposits or mutual funds and removal at this stage is unwelcome.Let the funds remain invested for a still more period.Secondly,i strongly feel that you would have got a home loan interest,very less than the prevailing rate and which you would not get that rate,if you opt for a second loan.By the way,the prepayment closure would be aorund 2.5% on the prevailing compounded interest and maximum ,it would be around 5% and not as mentioned.Also,there might be some clause,which says the penalty would be x%,if the loan is closed within xx months from the date of disbursa.Check it out,and in case,it is there,wait till the end of the period .

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T. P. VEERARAGHAVAN
Prepayment of home loan
by T. P. VEERARAGHAVAN on Jun 29, 2006 07:58 AM

This is not the first instance where ICICI bank is
acting in a very rediculous manner. The main reason
for the problems in the new banks are because of
computerisation. The staff are not aware of what
they are for in the Bank. Again this is due to the
very poor recruitment policy. The evil of aptitude test. The candidates just tick and pass the tests
by sheer luck. They come and sit and they are highly paid for nothing. Not single query will be solved.
ALL USELESS PEOPLE SIT WITHOUT knowing what is BANKING. I have seen people who have been working in
mobile providers like Hutch, airtel and people who
have worked in places like NIIT and automobile dealers of having the marketing background in the
ICICI bank having ZERO knowledge about practical
Banking. We have approached such Hitech banks when
there were no anywhere banking and ATMs of the traditional Banks Now after all the nationalised Banks having such facilities Banks like ICICI will have there natural death.

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Ishwar
Loan Prepayment
by Ishwar on Jun 29, 2006 06:52 AM

Those who are seeking loan prepayment, ask for EMI change.
In that repay maximum amount. If your loan is 5 Lakhs and if the outstanding is 3 lakhs, you could repay 2,85,000. For the remaining 15,000 issue new checks.
This does not attract penalty.

With repayments, try to repay as early as possible. If you are already several years in EMIs, then most likely that most of the interest has been recovered by the bank. Repayment won't serve any other purpose than getting peace of mind.

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Akshay
Yes you can do so.
by Akshay on Jun 28, 2006 11:08 PM

Hi,

Yes you can do so but not in the correct way.if you have paid 50% of the loan amount just bounce 4 payments... you will get a letter from the BANK. Negotiate you will get a relief for 25% of the existing loan amount.

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Thomas Alexander
Personal Loan
by Thomas Alexander on Jun 28, 2006 07:37 PM

SIrs, One of my friends availed a personal loan and when he tried to prepay foreclosure charges and other charges were asked for. Litigation is pending as ICICI is not offering any reply.

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srikanth
Bankers are commerlialised
by srikanth on Jun 28, 2006 06:21 PM

yup i agree with u guys, even i paid extra money
when i pre closed my two wheeler loan.,
when ever they charging annual intrest, it is foolish ness when we try to preclose our loans, and it is good initiate.
regards
srikanth

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