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Almighty
Recession or not ...
by Almighty on Mar 12, 2010 12:34 PM  | Hide replies

.....only 3 things matter.

1) How to make money( job or business.)
2) Keep your expenses down to minimum
3) Save and invest consistently

I recently found A little known way to save a small fortune by stop
paying high interest rates to banks on home loans etc.
The best way to get out and stay out of high interest rates of
banks is by using some of the little known NBFC and private
finance institutions which have access to low cost funds and
can offer lower rates of 8-8.5%% fixed for entire tenure of the
loan !


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Shyam Galgali
Re: Recession or not ...
by Shyam Galgali on Mar 17, 2010 03:05 PM
Who are these NBFCs - can you name them even I desire to try?


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Almighty
Re: Recession or not ...
by Almighty on Mar 12, 2010 12:36 PM
if you want to know more , just post your queries
here or call rohit 99-80-80-7164

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sk ms
Last statement is good
by sk ms on Mar 11, 2010 03:43 PM

"Most importantly do not forget that you are raising another debt against your home" . This is the point. Articles should be focussed on how to get rid of debt to the maximum extend. How to minimize the loan amount by utilizing other resources etc. Most articles are written in such a way to encourage or tempt people to take more loans. By early prepayment you are saving huge amount in interests.the IT saving of max 45K (on 1.5 lakhs) is peanuts compared to interests saved by prepaying even 1 or 2 lakhs in early years of the loan.

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rahul mishra
there is one called self believe..........
by rahul mishra on Mar 11, 2010 02:43 PM

there is one called self believe..........value urself......THAT NO ONE CAN LEAVE EVEN ALL THIS WEALTH OF THIS WORLD.....if that is there is no need of loan......

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venkatesh krishnamurthy
There is a catch!
by venkatesh krishnamurthy on Mar 11, 2010 02:27 PM

If the top up loan received is not utilised for the purpose it is intended for (ie., extension, renovation, modification, painting of the property or even for additional features like buying a parking lot etc.,) and if you claim tax benefit, then you are inviting problems. In such cases, IT dept will slap heavy penalty and you will end up paying the tax plus interest on the tax that you had evaded in addition to the penalty.

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venkatesh krishnamurthy
There is a catch!
by venkatesh krishnamurthy on Mar 11, 2010 02:27 PM

If the top up loan received is not utilised for the purpose it is intended for (ie., extension, renovation, modification, painting of the property or even for additional features like buying a parking lot etc.,) and if you claim tax benefit, then you are inviting problems. In such cases, IT dept will slap heavy penalty and you will end up paying the tax plus interest on the tax that you had evaded in addition to the penalty.

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nanda kumar
rate of interest
by nanda kumar on Mar 11, 2010 01:56 PM

what would be the rate of interest if we go for the topup ?

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nanda kumar
rate of interest
by nanda kumar on Mar 11, 2010 01:55 PM

what would be the rate of interest if we go for the topup ?

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vikram misra
Top up loan
by vikram misra on Mar 11, 2010 01:32 PM

Is the deduction also available for let out property as well?

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