Showing posts with label EMI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EMI. Show all posts

Monday, 24 February 2014

Your dream home is just a few steps away

Home loans help you realize your dreams of buying the house you have always wanted and also help save tax. A home loan is an essential part of any home buying endeavour. The key to getting your home loan in a smooth way is being familiar with the entire home loan process.
Beginning the home loan process
The process of getting a home loan starts with a formal application for the loan. The application form requires certain basic information about you which includes your personal, residential, income, employment, educational details, and details about the property, estimated costs and current means of financing the property. The requirements often vary bank to bank.
The application form must be supported with valid documents to substantiate the facts. Generally the banks ask to submit the following documents.
  • Income proof
  • Age proof
  • Identity proof
  • Address proof
  • Employment details
  • Proof of educational qualifications
  • Details about the property if finalized
  • Bank statements

The purpose of the entire exercise is to ascertain the suitability of the applicant for a home loan. The income documents and bank statements provide vital clues to the bank regarding your financial health.

The concept of processing fee
An important thing to note about home loans is the processing fee. Banks charge a processing fee for every home loan application. This fee is non refundable. The processing fee also varies from bank to bank and is generally from 0.25% to 0.50% of the loan amount. This fee is used by the bank to start and maintain the home loan process including completing the various formalities during the entire period.
Although there are a few points that should always be kept in mind

Additional charges to be kept in mind
When you are applying for a home loan, you need to be educated about the various charges that the lenders add to the current scheme. The additional charges fall under the amount sanctioned in your name and not on the amount you take home.

Read the fine print of the agreement
Even if the home loan agreement is a bulky document, read it carefully.

Never Leave a Doubt


Applying for a home loan might seem easy but it comes with its own set of complications. So, never leave a doubt in your head which may lead to complications later on.

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Carefully Calculate Your EMI

By definition EMI refers to ‘A fixed payment amount made by a borrower to a lender at a specified date each calendar month. Equated monthly installments are used to pay off both interest and principal each month, so that over a specified number of years, the loan is paid off in full.’
Most of the property purchases made are facilitated through bank loans. These bank loans are then repaid through monthly installments that cater to the principal amount along with a small interest. The EMI that you are required to pay against a loan amount depends on several factors – the loan amount, the loan tenure, and the (reducing) interest rate. Another factor that needs to be taken into account is the down-payment made at the time of purchase.
Ideally the EMI is calculated as per the following formula:
E = P. r. (1+r) ^n/ (1+r) ^n-1)
E= The EMI
P = The Principal loan amount
r = The rate of interest, calculated on a monthly basis. (E.g.: If the annual rate of interest is 10% then ‘r’ will be calculated as 10/12/100 = 0.00833)
n= The loan tenure or duration, considered in number of months

You can use this formula to correctly calculate the EMI for various loan amounts. However, always remember that a low EMI amount is preferable even if the loan tenure is higher, because when calculating EMI amounts it is advisable to keep both deflationary and inflationary scenarios in mind. Low EMI amounts are easy to manage even in low income scenarios.

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