Check the loan against property balance transfer interest rates on Bajaj Markets
You can transfer the balance of your loan against property on Bajaj Markets and benefit from interest rates as low as 9.25%. If you wish to apply for a balance transfer facility, make sure to check the interest rates and other charges offered by lenders. This ensures that you save money on interest and other charges while also enjoying additional benefits and better services.
Provided below are the loan against property balance transfer interest rates and processing fees charged by lending partners on Bajaj Markets website
Lender |
Interest Rates |
Processing Fees |
9.85% onwards |
Up to 0.4% of the loan amount |
|
9.25% onwards |
1% of the loan amount |
|
9.25% onwards |
(0.5% of the loan amount + 18% GST) + (Lower of ₹5,000 + 18% GST or 0.25% of the loan amount +18% GST) |
|
9.65% onwards |
Up to 1% of the loan amount + GST |
|
9.45% onwards |
1% of the loan amount |
|
13.90% onwards |
Up to ₹27,000 + 3% of the loan amount exceeding ₹12 Lakhs + GST for loan amounts above ₹12 Lakhs |
|
12.50% onwards |
Up to 2.5% of the loan amount in addition to the applicable taxes |
*Disclaimer: The loan against property balance transfer interest rates and charges mentioned are subject to constant change. Check the values with your lender prior to applying for a balance transfer.
When you apply for a loan against property balance transfer on Bajaj Markets, you can enjoy interest rates starting from 9.25% p.a.
You can get one of the most competitive loan against property balance transfer interest rates by meeting the new lender’s eligibility criteria, maintaining a high credit score and applying with a lender you have a good relationship with.
When you switch your loan to a new lender, you pay certain fees along with the new loan against property balance transfer interest rates. This includes a processing fee that may go up to 7% of the loan amount. This fee covers the lender’s administrative charges for verifying your information and sanctioning the loan.
Your income level, credit score, repayment history and relationship with the bank may affect the loan against property balance transfer interest rates.