I have written earlier that this budget 2013 did not tinker much with income tax rates but thankfully has given incentive to buy your first house. The new section 80EE: Until now you could claim deduction on interest of your home loan to maximum of Rs 1.5 lakhs every year [under sec 24 of Income […]
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With the recent policy rate cuts from Reserve Bank of India (RBI), State bank of India (SBI) has cut its home loan rates by 0.05%. This has made SBI home loan cheapest in the market. The new Home Loan rates from SBI are 9.95% for Loans below 30 lakh and 10.10% for loans of more
Last week Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had cut both repo rate and cash reserve ratio by 25 basis points each. This has lead to several banks lowering their base rates. This in turn has lead to cheaper Home and Auto loan rates. The good news is most banks have not yet started lowering their
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its monetary policy presented on January 29, 2013 cut repo rate and cash reserve ratio by 25 basis points each. Repo rate, the rate at which banks borrow from the central bank, has been slashed to 7.75%; and the cash reserve ratio, the portion of bank deposits the banks
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With increasing property prices and increased convenience of Home Loan, its hard to buy any property without taking home loan. Home loans are typically long term loans anywhere between 5 years to 30 years. In such a long period you might want to sell your property which still has home loan outstanding on it. Below
