Q:After borrowing with the agreement to payback yearly 5% for 7years
Is now not up to 2years I want to pay him back but he is asking for The full 7years EMI I'm loosing facts to this subjection Please is this right?
Latest Answer: Hi Dr. Maxwell,
Most banks have a lock-in period of 6 months to a year. Some of them allow you to pre-close even after the 1st EMI have been debited from your bank. Sometimes some of the banks tend to allow pre-closure at no cost or charge a pre closure fee. You need to clear all these doubts with the bank's’ loan adviser before signing the loan document.
Latest Answer: Before taking the home loan following are the hidden charges which should be taken care of
Conversion fee is the paid when you switch your loan from one type to another. This is the amt you need to pay for decreasing interest rate throughout the loan tenure. For example, if a home loan was taken by you at 13 percent which is 10 percent base rate with an additional 3 percent mark up, but overtime your bank is offering loans at just 10.35 percent and you still pay 13 percent, you can reduce your rate of interest by decreasing the 3 percent mark up to 0.35 percent. But the banks will charge for this conversion and that is called conversion charges.
The late payment fee is paid when the EMI payment is delayed. The borrower is supposed to pay a Late Payment fee of Rs. 500 or 2 percent additional interest per month as penalty.
If you fail to make payment of EMI for a month or so, the bank has to undergo few technical procedure to recoup the cost by charging add recovery charge.
