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Bank of India reduces home loan interest rate: Check interest rate, EMI calculator
Are you also dreaming to own home but short of funds? Well, your time has come! Bank of India reduced the interest rate of home loans. Continue reading to find out the EMI, interest rate, eligibility and more.
Highlights
- The current interest rate is 8.30 per cent per annum.
- The Bank of India also eases the approval process of the loan.
- The applicant will get the facility of an overdraft.
New Delhi: The majority of people want to own a home. If you are also dreaming of buying a house, well your time has come. As the Bank of India has reduced the interest rates on home loans, even the most costly homes are now within reach. The public lender's Star Home Loan Scheme can be availed at 8.30 per cent per annum.
In a move to ease the repayment of loans, the public lender offers options to pay EMI in different fixed tranches for subscribers. Consumers have an exemption from prepayment or part payment fees. Bank didn't take any type of charge on the paid EMI and tax also. (Also Read: Invest Rs 1500 per month in Post Office Gram Suraksha Yojana, get up to Rs 35 lakhs: Check maturity benefits, return calculator)
The interest on the loan is calculated on the daily basis so, the borrower has to pay the minimum interest. For unversed, the Bank of India also provides furniture loans and top-up facilities. Customers can avail of the benefit of this facility, at each and every branch of the bank. The Bank of India also eases the approval process of the loan. (Also Read: Short of funds? LIC is offering personal loans at low-interest rates compared to banks: check EMI calculator, loan terms & more)
Benefits of Bank of India Star Home Loan:
- Customers can transfer their existing home loans running in other banks or financial institutions.
- The applicant will get the facility of an overdraft.
- Along with the low-interest rate loan facility, people will also get easy liquidity and tax exemption.
- You can take a loan for building a house, buying a plot or flat, or renovating old flats.
- The repayment tenure is 30 years.