With the year-end approaching, Bajaj Finserv is offering another chance to its customers to own their dream home. Home buyers can now avail home loans at a lower interest rate of 8.35 percent.
Through its lending arm Bajaj Finance Limited, Bajaj Finserv is further extending this exciting proposition customers seeking the transfer their existing home loan balance. This limited period offer is applicable for all new and existing customers opting for loan value of Rs. 30 lacs and above and is open till December 18, 2017.
What makes the offer more attractive is that customers availing home loan balance transfer are also eligible to for a top up loan up to Rs. 50 lacs. The top-up amount can be used for various purposes like new home decor and improvement, wedding or holiday expenses, or second home investment through a very simple process.
Customers seeking home loan balance transfer of Rs. 30 lacs and above without top-up loan, can avail the loan at a special interest rate of 8.40 percent.
Home loans from Bajaj Finserv are bundled with added benefits like instant approval, 3 EMI Holiday, speedy disbursal and much more.
Applying for Home Loan with Bajaj Finserv is an easy and convenient process wherein the customer can check their eligibility online and calculate their EMI through the home loan EMI calculator with the flexibility of choosing their tenor.
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Customers availing home loan from Bajaj Finserv can avail a 3 EMI holiday which allows the customer to start repaying the loan 3 months post the disbursal. In this period customers can divert the funds towards setting up their home and plan their finances better.
On fulfilment of the eligibility criteria, the loan is approved within five minutes and a representative gets in touch with the customer immediately. Applicants can apply for a home loan with minimum and basic documents like identity proof, address proof, income details and bank statement. Bajaj Finserv offers a doorstep service for collecting the customer's documents as per time convenient to customer.
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