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SBI Home Loan

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SBI Home loan                     SBI Home Loans is the largest Mortgage Lender in India, which has helped over 30 lakh families to achieve the dream of owning a home. Our Values Trust Transparency Integrity Excellence Value to Customers Wide Product Range Interest Calculation on Daily Reducing Balance Overdraft Facility available Low Interest Rates Low Processing Fees No Hidden Costs No Pre-payment penalty  Presence 24,000+ branches 1600+ member strong dedicated Sales Team Recognitions Winner of the “Best Home Loan Provider “at the CNBZ Awaaz Real Estate Awards 2016 Features & Benefits Packages of exclusive benefits Low Interest rates. Interest calculation on a daily reducing balance. Home loan also available as an overdraft. Optimally utilize your surplus funds. Low Processing charges. No hidden costs.          No Prepayment p...
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Compare Home Loan Interest Rate All Leading Banks In India

Home loan interest rates vary from one lender to another. Currently, the  SBI offers the lowest home loan interest rate starting at 8.55% . After the recent RBI’s repo rate cut by 25 bps for the 3 rd  consecutive time has reduced home loan interest rates in India across all banks, NBFCs and HFCs significantly. The prevailing repo rate is 5.75%. Check and  compare latest housing loan interest rate in India as updated on 21 June 2019 . Compare Home Loan Interest Rates of All Leading Banks in India Provider/Bank Home Loan Interest Rate Processing Fee SBI 8.55% onwards 0.35% – 0.50% of the loan amount (Min. of Rs. 2,000 & Max. of Rs. 10,000) HDFC Bank 8.60% onwards Upto 0.5% of loan amount ICICI Bank 8.80% onwards 0.5% – 1.00% of loan amount subject to a min. of Rs. 1500 Axis Bank 8.90% onwards Up to 1% of loan amount (Min. Rs. 10,000) LIC Housing Finance 8.80% onwards As applicable Indiabulls Housing Finance 8.80% onwards Upto 1% of loan amount PNB...
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What is the best way to pay off a home loan faster?

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I have something better - how you can pay off your home loan and  get your house for free in 20 years. Being Indian is not easy. The societal pressure is, for the lack of a better word, crippling - score better marks than your neighbour’s son in school, get into a good undergraduate college, build your CV and crack very competitive examinations for your post grad, complete your post grad, get a job, get married, start a family, phew ! Which gets us to the last leg of societal checkbox - buy a house. Coming from a middle class family, I understand the pressure. So the least that you can do for yourself is  get that house for free , by making your money work for you. Yeah - you read that right. This can be done by being aware of the concept of compounding, that Einstein called ‘the most powerful force in the universe’ [ Link ] As I’m a classy guy and I like keeping things crisp - let’s get right down to it. Let’s say you’ve chosen an amazing flat in an up & coming ...
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