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Festive Interest Rate: SBI Offers Up To 25 Bps Concession On Home Loan Rates; Check Details Here
SBI is already offering a credit score based concessions of up to 20 bps from 10 bps earlier, for a home loan of above ₹30 lakh to ₹2 crore across the country.
New Delhi: In order to encourage home buyers, the country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has announced concession in home loan rates by as high as 25 bps. Also Read: ICICI Bank WhatsApp Service: Now, Create FD, Pay Bills Instantly On WhatsApp | Know Step-By-Step Process
Here is what the bank is offering retail customer:
- SBI home loan customers would get an interest concession of 25 bps for buying their homes of above ₹75 lakh based on Cibil score and through Yono, as per the business daily Mint.
- The concession in rates has been announced after RBI Monetary Policy announcement
- Additional 5 bps concession for all home loans if applied through YONO
- SBI is already offering a credit score based concessions of up to 20 bps from 10 bps earlier, for a home loan of above ₹30 lakh to ₹2 crore across India.
- The same concession would also be applicable for home loan customers for a loan amount of up to ₹3 crore in eight metro cities.
- You can avail interest rates starting as low as 6.90% for a home loan of up to ₹30 lakh and 7% for above ₹30 lakh.
- The bank has already announced a range of special offers for its retail customers with 100% processing fee waiver on car, gold, personal loans.
- Retail customers can also avail interest rate starting from 7.5% on a car loan.
- In fact, gold loan and personal loan customers are availing lowest interest rates of 7.5% and 9.6% respectively, this festive season.
- Moreover, customers can apply for paperless pre-approved personal loans and Insta home top-up loans through Yono.
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