WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

Need help in deciding home loan

Hi all, Has anyone of you recently taken a home loan from PNB with the Max saver facility? Is it useful? Or loan from any other bank then please give your inputs. Thanks much

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SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

Taken from HDFC but my brother works in loan agency I just noded yes to whatever he recommended

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

Okay thanks, I am more inclined towards nationalised banks PNB and SBI

PrancingBurrito
PrancingBurrito

Have heard decent reviews of SBI from people who've availed it.

Also, if you're buying property in Bangalore, SBI loan approval for a property is widely considered a mark of approval, i.e., property being clean.

ZoomyJellybean
ZoomyJellybean
Dunzo14mo

talk to creditdharma folks once, they also helped me choose right home loan for me, I almost saved 11 lacs 💯

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

Okay, You took a loan from which bank and how much ROI did you get?

ZoomyJellybean
ZoomyJellybean
Dunzo14mo

I got it from kotak - 8.4%

SillyDonut
SillyDonut

Watz the ROI?

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

How much did you get? Current minimum ROI that I am getting from 2 banks is 8.4, but for Max saver (pnb) I am getting 8.55 and Max gain (sbi) 8.8

SillyDonut
SillyDonut

8.5 initially but later they changed it to 8.85. Happens to any bank

SparklyBurrito
SparklyBurrito

What's your CIBIL score? You can try for Bank of Maharashtra, I got the lowest quote from there.

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

My cibil is above 800, can you please tell me what interest rate did you get? I am getting 8.4 right now

SparklyBurrito
SparklyBurrito

I got an interest rate quote of 8.6 but the loan amount required was 1 crore. CIBIL was 780.

BubblyKoala
BubblyKoala

The “Max Saver” is helpful for someone who needs flexibility in managing money. I could park extra money in the account for 6 months, pay lesser amount and then take it back when needed balance of EMIs

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

I want to know that, is prepayment hassle free if ।take max saver from PNB? Or does it eat up one's whole day?

BubblyKoala
BubblyKoala

Why do you need to pre-pay? You could just keep full amount in the account and not pay any interest 😃

SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

Negotiate with lender for ROI, I got less ROI compared to PSB

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

How much did you get? Current minimum ROI that I am getting from 2 banks is 8.4, but for Max saver (pnb) I am getting 8.55 and Max gain (sbi) 8.8

SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

8.6-8.8 I got quote, bargained with HDFC for 8.4, I have strong cibil score on basis of that I got that ROI also I have not leveraged much, I went for high down payment

BouncyMarshmallow
BouncyMarshmallow

You should take multiple quotes from various banks for same loan amount and same tenure and look at the EMI. You will be surprised to see that there is a difference usually for the EMI even for same amount as interest rates and offers may vary

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

Interest rates will be different I understand, but what's this offers?

PeppyQuokka
PeppyQuokka

Pnbhfl have High ROI

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

Have you taken home loan from them? How much ROI are they charging? And what's your CIBIL score?

PeppyQuokka
PeppyQuokka

It's always the best decision to avail a home loan from SBI... they will verify the property before they give you the loan... you will be on the safer side.

WobblyRaccoon
WobblyRaccoon

Thanks

DerpyJellybean
DerpyJellybean

Generally check with all the bank and decide. I currently have a SBi one. It might take longer with regards to the loan process but they are thorough so you are confident on the property perspective.

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