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Loan Against Property for Salaried for Higher Education

Studying abroad is costly. Travel, course fees, accommodation rent, and other expenses may surprise you. Some of these costs are rarely covered by education loans, but with a loan against property, you can fund these expenses with ease. Get a loan of Rs. 10.50 crore* and higher against your residential or commercial property.

Visa and Flights

VISA AND FLIGHTS

In addition to the expense of applying to college, the cost of a visa, insurance, and a flight ticket can add up to much money. Because there are no end-use limitations, you can use a loan against property to pay for similar costs.

Elective Courses

ELECTIVE COURSES

Most likely, education loans will only cover the cost of tuition. But you should not worry about the extra money if your child wants to take an elective course for extra credits.

Living Expenses

LIVING EXPENSES

Besides rent, you must pay for things like food, transportation, phone bills, and internet. These can cost you a huge amount of money. Most of the time, a student loan will not cover these large costs, so you will need to obtain additional finance options.

Course Material

COURSE MATERIAL

During your course, you may need study materials, equipment, gadgets, special software, and other similar things. Most of the time, these costs are not planned for and can happen at any time. So, if you want to give your child the best education, you should opt for a loan against property that has no end-use restrictions.

Emergency Fund

EMERGENCY FUND

It is important to put some money aside for accidents or illnesses that you cannot plan for. Insurance can be helpful in some situations, but it does not always pay for everything.

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Frequently asked questions

Who can get a loan against property?

If you are a salaried individual, you can apply for a loan against property, if you meet our eligibility criteria. Your age, employment status and city of residence are some of the key criteria taken into consideration.

Am I eligible for a loan against property?

A salaried Indian citizen between the age group of 10 years to 95 years, years is eligible to apply. Other factors like your income profile, your CIBIL Score, etc. are also considered during the approval process.

*Terms and conditions apply.

How much loan will I get against my property?

Loan against property is a secured loan in which you mortgage your property to a lender in exchange for an amount to cover your expenses. Several factors influence the final loan amount, including the individual's profile and repayment capacity, the property's valuation, and the lender's loan-to-value ratio.

What is the maximum repayment tenure for a loan against property?

You can repay the borrowed sum over a convenient repayment tenure of up to 15 years.

What should be my CIBIL Score if I want to apply for a loan against property?

The CIBIL Score is an important indicator of your creditworthiness. To get a loan against property, it is preferable to maintain a CIBIL Score of 700 or higher.

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