abhi.m said:
I HAVE 13.5 LACKS IN MY OWN SAVINGS ACC OF ICICI BANK. & I WANNA GO WITH LOAN AGAINST FD.
1) HOW TO APPLY FOR LOAN AGAINST FD??
2) CAN I CONVERT MY SAVINGS INTO FD NOW AND GET A LOAN AGAINST IT OR DOES THE FD NEEDS TO BE FEW MONTHS OLD TO GET A LOAN AGAINST IT??
3) IF I CAN GET A LOAN LIKE THIS, HOW MUCH CAN I GET FROM 13.5 L?? AND HOW QUICKLY CAN I DISSOLVE THE LOAN??
4) MY FATHER IS RETIRED & EARNING ONLY 6000RS/MNTH AS PENSION AND I AM NOT WORKING NOW. IS THIS GONNA A PROBLEM OR NOT??
PLEASEEEEE REPLY FOR ALL 4, AS THEY R EQUALLY IMP.....
THANKS A LOT IN ADVANCE.....
Hi Abhi,
My suggestion would be to go for an education loan against FD to get the loan approval fast. Don't take the loan from ICICI bank as they don't have the education loan facility anymore. They may give you an alternative to it but even then their interest rate is much higher, as compared to few public sector banks. So, if possible go for education loan from a public sector bank.
Regarding your questions:
(i) You can apply for loan online through banks website. Check out UCO bank, dena bank and they normally respond to your request within 5 days and will call you back. On their website clearly state you want education loan by placing some amount under their bank in the form of a FD. This way processing is much faster.
(ii) Yes, you can convert your savings into FD anytime and there is no tenure requirement before you use FD for loan purposes.
(iii) Normally for education loans against FD banks keep a margin of 10 percent of the loan amount. For Example, you want a loan approval for 12 lakhs. In this case, the bank would expect you to place an FD of 12 lakhs plus 10 percent of 12 lakhs (Rs 13,20,000). Depending on whether you've used the loan amount and any applicable penalties, you can dissolve the loan anytime after the deduction of loan amount used and any penalties from the FD amount.
(iv) The bank would expect you to pay the annual simple interest (on the loan amount used and not approved) on a quarterly/bi-annually/ annually basis while you're still studying at the college/university. The rate of interest for banks is approx 13 - 16 percent per annum. The parents are a co-applicant in the application and would have to assume the responsiblity of this interest payment. Since, there is a regular income stream in the family though the amount is low, this should not be much of a problem for you.
Hope this helps, best of luck