What is a Personal Loan for TV?
Features of Instant Loans
Interest Rates Available for Personal Loan for TV
Get A Personal Loan for TV In 5 Easy Steps
Determine your financial needs
Check loan eligibility
Calculate monthly installment
Submit the relevant documents
Apply for a loan
Eligibility Criteria for Personal Loans of ₹2 Lakh
Documents Required for Personal Loan for TV Purchas
- Identity Proof : Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, or Passport.
- Address Proof : Utility Bill, Voter ID, or Driving License.
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Income Proof: Salaried - Last 3 months' salary slips and bank statements.
Self-employed-Income Tax Returns (ITR) and profit & loss statements.
Eligibility Criteria for Personal Loans of ₹2 Lakh
- Age : 21 to 60 years
- Employment Type : Salaried or self-employed individuals
- Minimum Income : ₹15,000 per month
- Credit Score : 700 or above preferred
- Employment Tenure : Minimum 6 months for salaried and 1 year for self-employed.
How to Apply for a Personal Loan for TV
Check Eligibility
Visit the lender’s website or branch and verify eligibility criteria.
Fill Out the Application
Provide personal and financial details in the loan application form.
Upload Documents
Submit identity proof, income proof, and other required documents.
Loan Approval
The lender will review your application and approve it within a few hours.
Loan Disbursal
Once approved, the loan amount will be credited to your account.
Purchase Your TV
Use the funds to buy your preferred television system.
Fees and Charges for Personal Loan for TV
| Charge Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Cheque Return charges | ₹500 + GST per instance |
| Default Penal charges | 3% of the pending amount per month |
| Charges for cancellation of Loan | 4% of loan amount disbursed + applicable taxes |
| CIBIL report retrieval fees | ₹100 + GST per instance |
| Charge for Exchanging PDCs / ECS | ₹750 + GST per instance |
| Loan reschedule charges | ₹5000 + GST per instance |
| Stamp Duty | As per Actual if applicable |
| Insurance Premium | As per Actual, if applicable |
| Pre-closure Quote | ₹1000 + GST per instance |
| Any other charges | As per Actual, if applicable |
| Part - Pre-Payment Charges | Charges:
A) Nil Charges - If Part prepayment is equal to 20% of the total disbursed amount in a year B) 3% + GST on Remaining Loan amount - If part payment is greater than 20% of the total disbursed Conditions: A) No pre-payment is allowed in the first 6 months from the date of disbursement B) Part Pre-Payment amount should be equal to OR greater than a total of 3 EMIs. C) Part-prepayment is allowed only once in the first year of loan tenure. |
| Foreclosure Charges |
4% of the Principal outstanding amount + GST
Condition: Foreclosure is allowed only after 12 months from the date of loan disbursal. |
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