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What is a Personal Loan?

All About Personal Loans

A personal loan is a non-collateral loan offered by banks, NBFCs, and fintech companies for various needs like weddings, travel, education, medical emergencies, or debt consolidation. Loan eligibility depends on factors like age, income, employment stability, and credit score. A CIBIL score of 750+ is ideal, though loans may still be approved with 600–749 scores at higher interest.

Applicants must have a bank account, valid KYC (PAN, Aadhaar, address proof), and income documents (salary slips, ITRs, bank statements). The ideal debt-to-income ratio should be below 40%.

Loan amounts typically range from 12–24 times monthly income, with tenures of 6–60 months. Interest rates vary from 9% to 36%, with processing fees of 1%–3%. Foreclosure charges can be 2%–5%, and late EMI penalties may range from ₹500–₹1,000.

Disbursement may take 2 hours to 7 days. Early repayment and balance transfers are allowed after 6–12 EMIs, with applicable fees. Always borrow only what you need, avoid missing EMIs, and stay cautious of fraud apps. Reading all terms carefully is essential for safe borrowing.

Personal loan

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Am I Eligible for a Personal Loan?

Eligibility for Personal Loan
What is the minimum age to get a personal loan?
Age

 Salaried individuals (21–60 years) and self-employed persons (25–65 years).

Can I get a personal loan if i am salaired or self employed or unemployed?
Employment Type

A personal loan can be availed by a salaried or a self employed person.

What credit score should I have to get a personal loan?
Credit Score

A CIBIL score of 750+ is ideal, though loans may still be approved with 600–749 scores at higher interest.

What is the required monthly income to get a personal loan?
Monthly Income

Most lenders require ₹15,000–₹25,000/month in Tier-2 cities and ₹25,000–₹35,000/month in Tier-1 cities. Some lenders may go as low as ₹12,000.

What is the maximum amount of personal loan I can get?
Loan Amount

You can avail a Personal Loan from as low as

Rs. 50,000/- (Fifty Thousand) all the way upto Rs. 1,00,00,000/- (One Crore)

Upgrade your lifestyle with the latest appliances, gadgets, and furniture — all made affordable with easy EMIs.

Upgrade your lifestyle with the latest appliances, gadgets, and furniture

Steps to Apply for a Personal Loan

How do I Apply for a Personal Loan?

How to Apply for a Personal Loan
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Fill Personal Details
Check Eligibility
Submit Documents
Decision on Loan
Details of Loan
Disbursal of Loan

Fill in your personal details like name, no., email.

Get to know if you are eligible for a loan.

Submit the required documents like PAN, Aadhar, etc.

After a preliminary screening, get to know the status of your loan.

In 24h, check the details of your loan such as RoI, Tenure, EMI, etc.

Sign the 'E' agreement and the loan amount will be credited to your account.

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Which Documents do I need to Apply for a Personal Loan?

Documentation
I am a Salaried Employee
Identity Proof documents for a salaired employee to get a personal loan
Identity Proof

Any one of the following

  1. PAN Card (Mandatory)

  2. Aadhar Card (Mandatory)

  3. Driving License

  4. Voters ID

  5. Passport

Address Proof documents for a salaired employee to get a personal loan
Address Proof

Any one of the following

  1. Passport

  2. Utility Bill

  3. Aadhar Card

  4. Driving License

Other documents for a salaired employee to get a personal loan
Other Docs

Mandatory Documents

  1. Application Form

  2. Photograph

  3. Salary Slips (3 months)

  4. Form 16 (3 Years)

  5. ITR (3 Years)

I am Self Employed
Identity Proof for a self employed person to get a personal loan
Identity Proof

Any one of the following

  1. PAN Card (Mandatory)

  2. Aadhar Card (Mandatory)

  3. Driving License

  4. Voted ID

  5. Passport

Address Proof for a self employed person to get a personal loan
Address Proof

Any one of the following

  1. Passport

  2. Utility Bill

  3. Aadhar Card

  4. Driving License

Other Documents for a self employed person to get a personal loan
Other Docs

Mandatory Documents

  1. Application Form

  2. Photograph

  3. Salary Slips (3 months)

  4. ITR with Computed income (3 Years)

  5. CA Certified Balance Sheet and P&L (3 Years)

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Bank Policy

Company
Rate of Interest
Processing Fee
Loan Amount
Foreclosure Conditions and Charges
Part Payment Option
Disbursal TAT
Minimum Monthly Income
Tenure
HDFC Bank
10.75%–14.00%
Rs 4129–Rs 7670
Rs. 1 Lakh-Rs. 70 Lakhs
4% of loan amount < 10 lakhs after 1 EMI and NIL charges for loan amount more than 10 lakhs (allowed after 12 EMIs)
Yes
2–3 Working Days
Rs 25,000
1-6 Years
Kotak Mahindra Bank
10.80%–16.99%
0.99%–2%
Rs. 1 Lakh-Rs. 30 Lakhs
Zero (if loan amount is > 10 lakhs) else 4%
Yes
3–4 Working Days
Rs 25,000
1-5 Years
IDFC Bank
10.50%–16.99%
1%–1.50%
Rs. 1 Lakh-Rs. 1 Cr
4%; Allowed after 9 EMIs
No
1–2 Working Days
Rs 20,000
1-7 Years
ICICI Bank
10.75%–17.50%
Rs.4999 for Special offers otherwise 1% - 1.5%
Rs. 1 Lakh-Rs. 1 Cr
Nil charges after 12 EMIs. Else 4 % in case of closure before 12 EMIs
No
1–2 Working Days
Rs. 25,000
1-6 Years
Bajaj Finance
10.75%–15.00%
1%
Upto Rs. 50 Lakhs
4% charges (allowed after 1 EMI)
Yes
24 Hrs
Rs 40,000 for Metro and Rs 25,000 for Non Metro
1-8 Years
Tata Capital
11.99%–17.00%
1.50%–2%
Rs. 75k-Rs. 15 Lakhs
4% charges (allowed after 1 EMI)
Yes
1–2 Working Days
Rs. 25,000
1-6 Years
SMFG
11.99%–26.00%
1%–2%
Rs. 50k-Rs. 15 Lakhs
7% before 12 EMIs and 5% after 12 EMIs
No
4–5 Working Days
Rs 20,000
1-5 Years
IndusInd Bank
10.50%–17.00%
0.5%–2%
Rs. 1 Lakh-Rs. 40 Lakhs
4% charges (allowed after 12 EMIs)
No
6 Working Days
Rs 25,000
1-5 Years
Axis Bank
10.75% –16.99%
1%–2%
Rs. 1 Lakh-Rs. 40 Lakhs
4% charges (allowed after 1 EMI)
Yes
3–4 Working days
Rs 20,000
1-7 Years

From unexpected medical needs to once-in-a-lifetime opportunities — a personal loan gives you the power to act, instantly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reduce my interest rate on a personal loan?

Improve your credit score, maintain a low DTI ratio, choose a shorter tenure, or go for a balance transfer if lower interest is available elsewhere.

Can I take more than one personal loan at a time?

Yes, you can, as long as your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio remains healthy. But it may increase your overall EMI burden and risk.

Will checking multiple loan offers hurt my credit score?

Yes, too many hard inquiries in a short time can reduce your score. Use soft-check platforms or pre-approved offers where possible.

Can I top-up my existing personal loan?

Yes, if you’ve paid a few EMIs on time, many banks allow a top-up loan with quicker processing and lower documentation.

What happens if I miss an EMI?

Missing EMIs leads to penalties, higher interest, and a drop in your credit score. Repeated defaults can lead to legal notices and loan recovery action.

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