Terms and conditions of advancement of loan and forclosure agreed by you shal govern the subject.
Prepayment is an option provided by financial institutions allowing customers to pay their loan prior to the expiry of the loan's due date.
Personal Loan Pre-payment charges of top financial lenders may be read in the following manner:,
Bank
Prepayment Charge
Prepayment Period
State Bank of India
- 3% on amount being prepaid for 3% for Xpress Credit, Xpress Power and Pension Loans
- No prepayment/ foreclosure charges to be charged if loan account is being closed with the funds obtained from a new loan under the same scheme
As per the bank's terms & conditions
HDFC Bank
- Closed between 13-24 months - 4% of principal due
- Closed between 25-36 months - 3% of principal due
- Closed after 36 months - 2% of principal due
- Prepayments not permitted, in part or in full, before 12 loan EMIs have been paid
- Part payment can be done for up to 25% of principal amount due, only during a financial year and twice in the loan term
Yes Bank
- Closed between 13 to 24 months - 4% of principal due (20% principal due can be paid)
- Closed between 25 to 36 months - 3% of principal due (20% principal due can be paid)
- Closed between 37 to 48 months - 2% of principal due (25% or principal due can be prepaid)
- If prepaid after 48 months - no foreclosure charges (25% or principal due can be prepaid)
Loan can be foreclosed only after payment of 12 loan EMIs
Citibank
- At the discretion of the bank.
- Contact the bank for more information.
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Rs.500 plus applicable GST on due principal amount per instance
Prepayment can only be done after 12 months starting from the date of the first EMI payment
Axis Bank
2% -5% of the outstanding loan amount
Up to 5% of the principal outstanding
HSBC
Up to 3.75% of the principal outstanding
Pre-payment or foreclosure on a personal loan can be done only after the mandatory lock-in period, mentioned in the loan terms, is over
IndusInd Bank
- Loans to salaried individuals - 4% of the principal due
- Loans to self-employed individuals - 4% of the principal due
- Salaried borrowers can foreclose or prepay the loan after paying 12 EMIs
- Self-employed borrowers can foreclose/pre-pay the loan after making 6 EMI payments
IDBI Bank
- If the loan is being foreclosed or prepaid in full or part within 6 months from the loan disbursal date, a fees of 2% of the loan amount due will be charged.
- Those foreclosing/prepaying their loans must note that they will not be sanctioned any loan before a period of 12 months starting from the date on which they have prepaid/foreclosed their last loan.
Borrowers may be allowed to foreclose or prepay their loan 6 months after the date it has been disbursed, without any prepayment penalty.
South Indian Bank
- If the loan is being prepaid in part or in full within 1 year of disbursement - 4%
- If the loan is being prepaid in part or in full after 1 year of disbursement - 2%
Loan cannot be prepaid before the end of 1 year starting from loan disbursal date
Punjab National Bank
No charges will be levied on loan prepayment
As per terms and conditions of the lender
Central Bank
Prepayment charges levied will depend on the type of personal loan being borrowed
As per terms and conditions of the lender
Dhanlaxmi Bank
The prepayment charges applicable on the Dhanlaxmi Bank personal loan are 2% plus service tax on the principal amount due
The loan can be prepaid before or after 12 monthly instalments of the loan have been paid
Jammu & Kashmir Bank
There are no prepayment charges levied on prepayment of the loan
As per terms & conditions of the lender
Tata Capital
A charge of 2.5% + GST will be levied on any prepayment amount that is over 25% of the principal due.
- Part prepayment on the loan is not permitted before 6 months starting from the date of loan disbursal
- Part prepayment can only be done once in a year.
- There has to be a gap of at least 6 months between two-part prepayments
- Part payment can be done for up to 25% of the outstanding loan principle
IIFL
- Foreclosure - A charge of up to 7% will be charged
- Prepayment - the loans can be prepaid without attracting any penalty or charge
Prepayment of the loan can be done only after loan EMIs have been paid for the first 6 months after loan disbursal
Fullerton India
- Loan closed between 7 to 17 months from agreement date - 7.00% (for salaried/self-employed borrowers)
- Loan closed between 18 to 23 months from agreement date - 5.00% (for salaried/self-employed borrowers)
- Loan closed between 24 to 35 months from agreement date - 3.00% (for salaried/self-employed borrowers)
- Loan closed after 36 months from agreement date - No charge to be levied for salaried/self-employed borrowers
- The loan can be foreclosed only after 6 months from the loan disbursal date.
- The loan amount can be repaid at any time during the loan tenure