Kotak Mahindra Bank Home Loan
Types of Kotak Mahindra Bank Home Loans
- Home Loan
- PMAY
Eligibility
Eligibility for Individual
Age: Minimum 18 and maximum 60 years if salaried, minimum 18 and maximum 65 years if self-employed.
Minimum gross monthly income of resident Indian individual: Rs. 20,000 (for Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune & Chennai) and Rs. 15,000 (for other cities).
Minimum qualification: Graduate if applicant is employed with a private limited company/ partnership firm. No such criteria if applicant is employed with Public limited company/ MNC/ Government/ Public Sector Company.
Eligibility for Partnership Firm/ LLP/ Indian Company
Business should be existence for minimum 3 years
Minimum gross annual income: Rs. 2,40,000 (for Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune & Chennai) and Rs. 1,18,000 (for other cities).
Eligibility for Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)
Karta of HUF should be applicant/ co-applicant
Should be in existence for minimum 3 years
ITR of HUF for 3 years should be obtained
Minimum gross annual income: Rs. 2,40,000 (for Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune & Chennai) and Rs. 1,18,000 (for other cities).
Interest Rate, Processing Fee, and Other Charges
The current Bank of India Home Loans interest rates are:
Special Balance Transfer Rate:
6.90% – 7.00%
Interest rate for Salaried:
6.90% – 8.40% for women
6.95% – 8.45% for others
Interest rate for SENP/SEP:
7.05% – 8.55% for women
7.10% – 8.60% for others
Processing fees
Up to 2% of the loan amount + GST
Other charges
- Prepayment charges: Prepayment/ foreclosure is allowed after a lock in period of 6 months only post EMI commencement. After that period, part prepayment of minimum Rs. 25,000 & maximum up to 25% of the outstanding loan amount is allowed (every 6 months) at zero prepayment charges. For any part prepayment above that limit, 4% of the excess prepayment amount + GST & other applicable taxes will be charged as prepayment charges.
- Foreclosure charges: 4% of the foreclosure amount + GST & other applicable taxes + amounts prepaid during the last 12 months will be charges any time after the lock-in-period.
- Collection charges for default: 30% + other applicable statutory levies
- Charges for Interest Certificate or Account Statement: Free once in a Financial Year. Rs. 250 thereafter + GST and any other applicable statutory levies, per instance.
- Penal interest: 2% p.m.
Documents Required
- For Salaried
- Duly filled application form with 1 recent passport-sized photograph
- PAN card copy of all applicants (with relationship proof)
- Aadhar card copy of all applicants with relationship proof
- Residence proof copy of all applicants with relationship proof
- Salary slips of last 3 months of all applicants whose incomes are considered
- Form 16 and ITR (of all applicants whose income is considered) – last 2 years
- Bank statement (original) of last 6 months wherein salary is credited or any other bank account (of all applicants whose income is considered).
Relationship proof
- Details of loan availed in the past with track record
- All property documents (chain) along with the sanction map
- For SEP/SENP/Company/HUFLLP/Partnership Firm – As applicable
KYC documents
- Bank statement/passbook of last 12 months of all applicants whose incomes are considered.
- Last 3 years ITR (2 years for Kotak Group customers)
- Degree certificate
- Registration proof with Tax authorities
- Proof of existence of partnership firm/ company/ HUF/ LLP
For NRIs
- Copy of valid passport
- KYC Documents of POA
- Last 6 months bank statements of domestic (NRE/ NRO/ FCNR/ NRNR) & salary or active international account.
- Income proof for fixed salary: Salary certificate (in English) mentioning the name, date of joining, designation & salary details OR last 3 months salary slips.
- Income proof for variable salary: Salary certificate (in English) mentioning the name, date of joining, designation, & salary details for the last 6 months OR last 6 months salary slips.
- Proof of employment continuity for the last 3 years
Top Up loan
- Part-prepayment and foreclosure at NIL charges
- Flexible repayment tenure
- Customised insurance schemes
- Online account management
FAQs
Yes, but only after a lock-in period of 6 months.
Home Loan Interest rates in India are currently dependent on the MCLR rate, base rate, bank spread etc and thus effective rate of interest on the loan vary according to banking benchmark rates. However, in December 2018 Monetary Policy Review, the RBI has firmly said that these benchmarks will be replaced by external benchmarks from April 2019. There is speculation if NBFC will also adopt the norm or not.
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