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Step-by-Step Guide to Closing Your Home Loan

1. Notify the Lender Begin by formally informing your lender of your intention to close the loan. Share your loan account details and specify the proposed date for final payment. 2. Settle Outstanding Dues Clear all outstanding dues, including the principal, interest, and any applicable charges such as prepayment or foreclosure penalties. Request a final…

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Income Tax deduction and rebate available on Housing Loan

For the FY 2020-21, Salaried individuals, who have no business income, have the option to choose between the old (existing) and new tax regimes u/s 115BAC as per their convenience. There are different types of income allowed as deduction while computing the income chargeable under the old rule.  There are different Sections of the Income…

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Key Methods for Detecting Forged and Fabricated Title Deeds

Detecting forged or fabricated title deeds in home loan applications requires a comprehensive approach involving both manual scrutiny and digital verification tools. Banks and financial institutions adopt several methods to ensure the authenticity of documents, identify discrepancies, and mitigate the risk of fraud. These methods focus on verifying the legitimacy of title deeds, assessing ownership…

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RBI Eases KYC Norms to Simplify Periodic Updation and Enhance Customer Convenience

IntroductionThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced significant amendments to its Know Your Customer (KYC) framework to facilitate easier onboarding and periodic updation of KYC details by customers. These changes, incorporated in the Master Direction – Know Your Customer (KYC) Direction, 2016 (updated from time to time), are aimed at streamlining procedures and reducing…

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Bank Loan Securities: Difference Between Prime and Collateral

In the context of bank loans in India, security refers to the assets that a borrower pledges to a lender as a guarantee of loan repayment, mitigating the lender’s risk in case of default. Essentially, it’s a form of collateral that the lender can seize or sell if the borrower fails to meet their loan…

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