Fullerton Home Loan Interest rates in Aurangabad
Fullerton Home Loan Floating interest Rates
| Up To 25,00,000 | 25,00,000 Above | |
|---|---|---|
| Salaried | 8.99% | 10.89% |
| Self Employed | 9.00% | 13.00% |
Loan To Value (LTV) For Fullerton Home Loan in Aurangabad
| Up To 25,00,000 | 25,00,000 Above | |
|---|---|---|
| Salaried | 90.00% | 80.00% |
| Self Employed | 85.00% | 80.00% |
Features of Fullerton Home Loan Aurangabad
| Type | Features |
|---|---|
| Processing Fee | Upto 3.0% |
| Pre Closure Charges | Nil |
| Part Payment Charges | Nil |
| Min Tenure | 5 Years |
| Max Tenure | 30 Years |
| Min Age | 21 Years |
| Max Age | 60 Years |
Fullerton Home Loan Aurangabad Charges
| Type | Charges |
|---|---|
| E M I Bounce Charges | 2% per month |
| Duplicate Statement Charges | Rs.300/- |
| Insurance Cover | NA |
| Inspection Charges | NA |
| Legal Opinion Valuation Charges | NA |
| Validity Of Sanction | NA |
| Cheque Swapping Charges | Rs.600/- |
| Bounce Cheque Charges | Rs.500/- |
| Issue Duplicate Provisional Interest Certificate | NA |
| Issue Duplicate Interest Certificate | NA |
| Duplicate Balance Certificate | NA |
| Issue Amortization Schedule Duplicate | NA |
| Switch Variable To Fixed | NA |
| Switch Fixed To Variable | NA |
| Photocopy Documents | Rs.1000/- |
Documentation For Home Loan
For Salaried Persons
- Filled Application form
- Identity Proof (PAN CARD)
- Address Proof
- Latest 3 months Payslips
- Job Continuity Proof
- 2 Passport Size colour Photographs
- Co-Applicant identity proof, Address Proof
- Co-Applicant relationship Proof and Photograph
- 6 months Bank Statements
- 3 Post Dated Cheques/ECS Mandate
- Property Related documents
For Self Employed/Professionals
- Filled Application form
- Identity Proof
- Address Proof
- Last 2 years Income Tax Returns
- Professional/Self employed existence proof for more than 3 years
- 2 Passport Size colour Photographs
- Co-Applicant identity proof, Address Proof
- Co-Applicant relationship Proof and Photograph
- 6 months Bank Statements
- 3 Post Dated Cheques/ECS Mandate
- Property Related documents
Identity Proof For Home Loan
- Passport
- Driving License
- PAN card
- Photo credit card (with embossed Signature and last two months statement)
- Banker's sign verification
Age Proof For Home Loan
- PAN Card
- Passport
- License
- School leaving certificate
- Voter card
- Birth Certificate
- LIC policy (only for age Proof)
Income Proof For Home Loan
- Passport
- Telephone bill (BSNL/MTNL)
- Electricity bill
- Title deed of property
- Rental agreement
- Driving license
- Election ID card
- Photo-credit card (with last two month statements)
Address Proof For Home Loan
- Latest salary slip
- Current dated salary Certificate with latest form 16.
- Latest year IT Returns with Tax Audit reports(For Self Employed applicants)
Job Continuity Proof For Home Loan
- Form 16
- Relieving letter
- Appointment Letter (for last two months)
- Last 6 months of VAT/Service Tax returns (For Self Employed Applicants)
Banking History For Home Loan
- Bank statements of latest 2 months
- 3 months bank passbook
Property Related Documents For Home Loan
- Min of 15 years of Link documents of Property
- Min 15 Years of Encumbrance Certificate (EC) of the property obtained from Govt. Authorities
- Property Sanction plan
- BRS/LRS copies (if required, any)
Fullerton Home Loan FAQ's
What are the kinds of loans extended by FIHFC ?
"• Loan for home purchase • Loan for residential plot and self construction • Loan for home extension / Improvement • Balance transfer from banks, other Housing Finance companies and NBFCs • Loan for purchase of commercial property • Loan Against Property – Term loan against residential or commercial property "
When should one apply for a home loan ?
Loan can be applied before or after selection of property. You can apply for a home loan even before you have finalized the property. The loan amounts are sanctioned in principle to let buyers know what maximum loan amount they can afford as per their repaying capacity. The disbursements are done verification of required documents and completion of specific procedures.
What are the eligibility conditions for making an application ?
"• An Indian Resident • Minimum age of applicant -21 years (Salaried) and 25 years (Self Employed) • Maximum age of applicant on loan maturity to be 65 years Salaried or self employed • An Indian Resident • Minimum age of applicant -21 years (Salaried) and 25 years (Self Employed) • Maximum age of applicant on loan maturity to be 65 years Salaried or self employed "
What are the documents required ?
"• Duly signed Application form and Photographs • Know your customer documents : Identity, age and address proof of all applicants • Bank Statement • Income Tax returns / Form 16 • Salary slips • For Self Employed – Balance sheet and Profit and Loss account • Property documents "
Whether any guarantor is required. Who can be a co-applicant for the loan ?
No guarantor is required. One can have one or more co-applicants who can be spouse, parents, son and brother in case of joint business and residing together. A co-applicant is/are the co-oweners of the property which is being offered as collateral/security to the loan. However, all co-applicants need not be co-owners.
What is the period in which the application will be processed ?
About 15 working days subject to proper documentation provided by the applicant.
How is the interest charged/calculated ?
Both fixed and floating interest options are available which are calculated on the basis of monthly rest. The floating (variable) rates are based on prime lending rate (PLR) of Fulleton.
What are the maximum loan amount and tenure options ?
Fullerton offers home loans upto INR 5 crores and for a maximum tenure of 30 years
What is an EMI ?
EMI, which stands for equated monthly installment, is the monthly amount payments made towards a loan. EMI payments include contributions towards both principal and interest on the loan amount. The interest component constitutes the major portion of the EMI payment in the initial stages. As the loan progresses along the tenure, the portion of interest repayment reduces and contribution towards the principal repayment increases.
What is a pre-EMI ?
Pre-EMI is the interest paid on the loan amount availed in part and before the start of actual EMI. This mainly occurs in self contruction or construction stage linked disbursals. The EMI starts only post full disbursal and hence, interest is charged on partially disbursed loan amount which is called as pre-EMI.
What kind of tax benefits available to an individual while taking a home loan ?
"A resident individual can avail tax benefit on both the interest and principal amount of loan repaid during the year. Under the Income Tax Act, the applicable maximum exemption limits are as follows: For interest Component – INR 200,000 under section 24(b) For principal component – INR 150,000 under section 80C "
Will the IT certificate be issued in the name of both applicant and co-applicant separately ?
As per Income Tax rules, only one certificate can be issued for a home loan. Hence, one certificate can be issued in the name of both the applicant and co-applicant.
When is the IT certificate issued ?
IT certificate will be issued at the end of a financial year.
How can one get the tax benefit during the year ?
You can request for a provisional income tax ceritifcate that can be issued during the course of the year.
How to apply for the loan ?
One can either apply on a website and we will get back to you or visit any of Fullerton branches.
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Home Loan Can Be Used For Many Purposes Like Below
Why Home Loans?
Most of the families prefer to have their own house whether big or small. There is a significant difference staying in a self owned house than in a rented shelter. House is the most costly asset owned by middle and upper middle class families and it has emotional value. Affording own house with actual money is not always possible. Even though a person has stable income, years of savings are required to own a house in this current market. A Home loan answers the problems of those people who are willing to have their own home but do not have sufficient money to do that. You can now own your dream home by availing Home loan.
Home loan is normally for purchase of a new House/ Flat/Plot or renovation/ renewing of existing residential or commercial properties. Home loans are provided by Banks and registered finance companies. In Indian market there are several Banks/ HFCs providing Home loans at competitive interest rates. Home loan is always secured against the property that you buy. In case you are unable to repay the loan amount the lending bank will have right to take possession of the home.
In case of a Home loan entire lump sum amount will be sanctioned and disbursed initially based on the credit worthiness. You can plan your housing loan repayment tenure varying from 10-30 years and is repayable in form of EMIs. The rate of interest applicable is linked with Bank's base rate. You have a option to chose floating interest rate or fixed interest rate for the loan amount. For those who want the EMI amount to be fixed and are intending to plan their payments accordingly can opt for fixed interest rate. Those who are ready to take minimal risk and intend to avail the advantage in the long run can avail floating rate of interest. Floating rate of interest is more beneficial in the long run.
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Home Loan Vs Mortgage Loans
| Home Loans | Mortgage Loan |
|---|---|
| Home loan can be availed for own/purchase of new property (Home or Flat). | Mortgage loans will be provided based on already owned property. |
| Under Home Loan, loan can be availed only for purchase of new property. | There is no restriction on mortgage loan usage. It can be used for any purpose. |
| Housing Loan will be provided for max of 25 years, some banks can extend it to 30 years also. | Mortgage loans will be restricted to max of 10 years of term, which will be varying from bank to bank in India. |
| Home Loans interest will be as low as 9.95% to max of 11.5%, these interest rates will be subject to change as per market condition. | Interest rate will be very from 12% to max of 15% based on the bank to bank. Generally mortgage loans will be fixed interest loans. |
| Home Loan customers can be eligible for Income tax deduction of Rs 1.00 lakh on housing loan interest under section 80EE. This would be in addition to the existing tax benefit of Rs 1.5 lakh under section 24, only if the value of the property purchased should not exceed Rs 40 lakh. Also, it could result in maximum savings of Rs 30,000-31,000. | If the money received from a mortgage loan is used for business purposes, the interest can be claimed as an expense on the balance sheet of the business. However, if an individual is using it for personal end use, like marriage or medical expenses, the interest is not tax deductible as per income tax guidelines. |
| Loan can be availed up to max of Rs. 1.0 Cr under home loan, for real estate project funding it can be up to Rs. 20.0 based on the bank risk appetite. | Mortgage Loans can be avail up to Rs. 15.0 cr based on the type of property and its usage and value of property and eligibility of applicants as per banks norms. |
| There is no prepayment penalty for the housing loan customers, when the loan will be cleared by the own funds. | There will be pre payment changes will be applicable for mortgage loans. This will be vary from 1% to 3% as per bank internal guidelines. |
| Part pre Payments will be allowed in Housing Loans. | There were no part prepayment will be allowed for Mortgage loans. |
| Housing Loan can be availed with joint eligibility by Husband and wife or blood relatives. | Mortgage loans also avail with the joint eligibility as company and director or blood relatives. |
| You can avail max of 80% of the property value as a home loan as per your eligibility criteria. | In Mortgage Loan max of 65% property value can avail as a Loan based on the type of property. |
| You can avail a top loan facility on your home loan. | Top up facility will be vary from bank to bank internal guidelines. |
About Aurangabad
Aurangabad District, also called Sambhaji Nagar, is one of the 36 districts of Maharashtra state in western India. The history of Aurangabad can be traced back to 1610, when the former Abyssinian slave and then prime minister of the Muslim kingdom of Ahmednagar, Malik Ambar establishment a city on the site of an old village called Khirki. His son Fateh Khan named the city he ruled over, Fatehpur in 1626.
Modern Aurangabad retains an Islamic ambience and still retains an old world charm. Veiled women (in burkhas) move about in the Chowk area, the call of the muezzin can be heard over the din and bustle of traffic, and come Friday, large crowds veer towards the mosques for ritual prayers. But the city has donned a more contemporary face as a major industrial centre for pharmaceuticals, automobiles, textiles and electronics and as the gateway to the cave temples of Ajanta & Ellora.
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Places To Be Visited In Aurangabad
Khuldabad
The place is a holy shrine for Muslims. It is a wonderful place surrounded by mountains and it offers scenic view. The city walls constructed by Aurangazeb were ruined and you could see ruins of ancient buildings. The Tombs of Aurangazeb, Khan Jahan’s Lal Bagh and various other Tombs are found here.
Bani Begam Bagh
The beautiful garden was created by the grandson of Aurangazeb in memory of Bani Begum, his wife. This is a perfect place if you want to relax on your tour and keep your spirits soaring. The garden reflects the style of Mughal architecture.
Ghrishneshwar Temple
Ghrishneshwar Temple belongs to 18th century. It is just half a kilometer from Ellora Caves. The marvelous architecture is awe-inspiring though you cannot hope to see the complete ancient architecture here owing to the damage caused by Aurangazeb. A peaceful place and it is frequented by tourists, as it is one of the twelve Siva temples.
Ajanta Caves
Ajanta Caves top the list of favorites when one visits Aurangabad. Declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Ajanta Caves have been visited by tourists from all parts of the world. The mural paintings in Ajanta Caves display unique style that cannot be seen in any part of the world. The paintings depict the events on the life of Buddha and there are illustrations on Buddhist deities. The stunning paintings reveal the skills and artistry of the artists and they effectively narrate the events without the need for words. A lot of researches were undertaken to learn about the mystery behind the life of paintings. The paintings have withstood the test of time and the colors are fresh and glowing.
Ellora Caves
Ellora Caves throw light on the tolerance of the people of ancient India who were ready to accommodate other beliefs and faiths. Ellora Caves are spaced over 2 kilometers and there are 34 caves representing three religions namely Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. The monuments date between 600 A.D. and 1000 A.D. All the 34 temples and monasteries were dug adjacent to each other in the walls of a cliff. The first 12 caves are Buddhist Caves and they are the oldest. The next 17 caves are the Hindu Caves. The last 5 caves are Jain Caves. The architectural expertise and the efforts taken by the artisans in constructing buildings out of rocks have no words to admire enough.
Devgiri Fort
Devgiri Fort is situated in the village of Daulat. The massive fort immediately attracts you and has you spellbound the moment you set your eyes on it. The fort was considered to be constructed by Billamraja who ruled Daulatabad during 1187 A.D. The most interesting fact about the fort is that it remained unconquerable throughout. The architectural wonder was built to provide the best defense to the rulers and it was very well achieved, as the fort was never won.