Who it suits
- Paying less interest on a running loan
- Lowering a heavy monthly EMI
- Consolidating at a single lender
- Getting a top-up on an existing loan
Move an existing loan to a lender with better terms.
A balance transfer shifts your outstanding loan to another lender, often at a lower interest rate or with better terms, which can reduce your EMI or total interest.
- Potentially lower interest rate
- Option to reduce EMI or shorten tenure
- Works for home, personal, and other loans
- Top-up funds may be available
Balance transfer EMI estimate
Estimated EMI₹9,822
at 11% p.a. · 36 monthsPlanning estimate only. Excludes fees. Actual rates and eligibility depend on the lender.
Eligibility factors
- A running loan with a good repayment track record
- Stable income and credit score
- Minimum repayments already made
- Loan foreclosure statement from the current lender
Documents you may need
- KYC and income proof
- Existing loan statement and sanction letter
- Foreclosure letter from the current lender
- Property papers for secured loans
Smart tips
- Weigh the savings against foreclosure, processing, and legal fees.
- Transfers pay off most when a large part of the tenure remains.
- Check that the new rate is not a short-lived teaser.
Balance transfer FAQs
When does a balance transfer make sense?
When the interest saved over the remaining tenure is clearly higher than the transfer costs.
Will it affect my credit score?
A new application triggers a credit enquiry, which can have a small short-term effect.
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