Rate of Interest

Home Loan Interest Rate

The term Interest Rate on a Home Loan or Mortgage Loan may be defined as an amount a lender charges you as a borrower in terms of a percentage of the Home Loan Principal Amount or Home Loan Value.

Also termed as Rate of Interest or ROI, this charge applies to the Principal Amount on an annual basis over the specified home loan tenure.

Bank Name

Interest Rate

Lowest EMI(per lack)

Central Bank OF India

7.5%

12000

Standard Chartered Bank

7.7%

0.15%

Bajaj Home Finance

7.8%

11800

HSBC Bank

7.9%

11800

IDFC First Bank

7.95%

11800

L & T Housing

7.95%

5900

PNB Housing Finance

7.99%

0.25%

Kotak Bank

8%

11800

DBS Bank

8%

11800

Tata Housing Finance

8.05%

0.35%

HDFC Home Loan

8.1%

2360

Yes Bank

8.1%

11800

Bank of Baroda Home Loan

8.1%

11800

RBL Bank

8.1%

0.50%

Federal Bank

8.15%

11800

Axis Bank

8.35%

11800

Hero Housing

8.5%

0.50%

Indiabulls

8.75%

1%

Aditya Birla Housing

9.5%

0.50%

Capri Housing

9.5%

1.50%

DCB Bank

9.6%

0.50%

ICICI HFC

9.75%

1%

Fullerton Grahshakti

10%

1%

Priamal Housing Finance

10%

0.75%

Adhar Housing Finance

10%

1.50%

Ujjivan Housing

11.5%

1.50%

Chola Madalam

11.6%

1.25%

DMI Housing

11.75%

1%

Edelwessis

11.75%

1%

Shriram Housing

12%

1%

Vastu Housing Finance

12%

1%



 

Home Loan Processing Fees and Charges

Banks, and NBFCs while processing your home loan application at Annafin may charge fees and charges apart from interest rates applicable. These charges may differ from lender to lender and are of the following types.

  • Processing Fees

Lenders charge a one-time non-refundable charge for processing your home loan application as Processing Fees. These fees can either be a specified percentage of the principal amount or a fixed sum.

  • Delayed EMI Payments

Almost all lenders charge a Delayed or Late EMI Payment in case you miss or default on your home loan EMI.

  • Conversion Charges

Lending Institutions generally offer two types of interest rates, which are fixed or floating. You may be charged a conversion charge when you choose to switch from one interest rate type to another. These are typically a percentage of your principal loan amount.

  • Prepayment Charges

When you choose to repay your home loan before time using funds borrowed from another lender, your existing lender may charge you a prepayment charge as a penalty for prepayment. However, if you choose to pay off your home loan with your own funds, these charges will not apply.

  • Legal Charges

Banks and NBFC hire third-party legal services to complete the task of verification of property and related documents for a Legal Charge. These charges depending on the lending institutions are typically based on the actually incurred expense.

  • Administrative Fees

Some institutions may charge you an Administrative Fees for your Home Loan to pay for the back-end administrative processes related to processing your home loan application.

  • Other Charges

Depending on the lender you select, other charges such as PDC or Post Dated Cheque Charges, Loan Cancellation Charges, Cheque Dishonour Charges or Cheque Bounce Charges, Rejection of Electronic Clearance Charges and more may be charged by your lender.

Home Loan Interest Rate Types

You will find different types of Home Loan Interest Rates offered by Annafin Partner Banks and NBFCs. Let's take a brief look at both to plan accordingly for the cheapest home loan interest rate.

  • Fixed-Rate of Interest

Fixed Home Loan Rates of Interest are those rates that remain constant for the entire term of your home loan. This type of rate allows you to arrive at the total repayment sum along with the interest sum payable at the time of estimation.

  • Floating Rate of Interest

Floating Home Loan Interest Rates are likely to vary and change over the period of your home loan, and these interest rates increase or decrease according to changes to Housing Finance Benchmark Rates. This type of rate suits a changing market scenario where you expect falling rates.

  • Mixed Rate of Interest

When you opt for a Mixed Rate Interest Home Loan, you go for a fixed rate of interest at the beginning of your home loan period. During the tenure when you convert to a floating rate after a set loan period, you opt for a Mixed Rate of Interest.

You may, however, depending on your financial situation opt for an interest rate conversion from fixed to floating, or from floating to fixed during your home loan tenure at a conversion charge.

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