Chartered Accountant Loan FAQ's

With Bajaj Finserv, Chartered Accountants can get a Personal Loan and a Business Loan up to Rs.35 lakh, or a Home Loan and a Loan Against Property up to Rs.2 crore.

The repayment tenor for a Personal Loan and a Business Loan for Chartered Accountants is 12 to 60 months. A Home Loan or a Loan Against Property for Chartered Accountants can be repaid within 240 months.

You can repay through NACH mandate.

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Pre-pay your loan in parts whenever you have excess funds for up to 6 times in a calendar year, post the clearance of your first EMI. The minimum amount should be 3 times of the EMI for part pre-payment. If you avail the loan in a flexi format, then you don’t have to pay any charges for such part prepayments.

With the feature of ‘borrow as you need, prepay as you can’, Flexi Term Loans let you withdraw as per your needs and repay the loan as and when you have excess funds with you. Here, you pay interest only on the amount used. You can further reduce your monthly payments as have an option to pay only the interest as your EMIs with the principal payable at the end of the tenor. You can save up to 45% on your EMIs with Flexi Term Loans.

A Flexi interest-only loan has all the features of a Flexi Term Loan with the only difference being that here your loan limit does not decrease on a monthly basis. Flexi Interest-only Loans can be availed for personal and business loans and for a loan against property.

There is absolutely no need to provide any security/collateral to avail a Personal Loan or Business Loan for Chartered Accountants. Whereas a Home Loan and a Loan against Property for Chartered Accountants are secured loans as the lender sanctions the loan against your asset.

You can check the details on the fees and charges associated with the loan by clicking on the respective loan category page.

Below are different types of fee & charges that are levied on a loan ( only if applicable)

Interest rate applicable for Business & Professional Loans Customer varies basis the credit score which includes without limitations, a number of variables such as, customer details, loan delinquency and many more. These variables have been recognized as material risk explaining variables in company segmentation analysis. The aforesaid is dynamic and gets revised periodically as per the experience and performance of past portfolio and hence subject to change.

BPI (Broken Period Interest) is applicable for cases disbursed post 15th of every month. BPI is calculated on pro-rata basis for the remaining days of the month from the date of disbursal. This is so because the EMIs start from the second month of loan booking. The 1st month is considered as free period where no interest or EMI is charged from the customer.

Processing fee This is the amount of fee charged for end to end processing of the customer’s loan application.

Foreclosure charge is charged from the customers who wish to close the loan account before the completion of loan tenure.

Stamp Duty is a government charge, levied on customer as per the amount prescribed by the state government. Please note Stamp duty varies from state to state.

Goods & Service Tax is as applicable and prescribed by the government.

Bounce Charge is an amount charged as a penalty where the PDC(s) issued by the Customer is(are) not honoured by the bank, or ECS or any other Repayment Mode is(are) returned or not honoured.

Penal Interest is an additional interest payable by the Borrower to the Lender as a penalty in case of delay in payment of monthly installments.

Pre-payment Charge is a penalty for repayment of the principal amount, including the interest on the principal amount, of the Loan, either in part or whole, before its scheduled repayment date.

The TAT for issuance foreclosure statement is typically 12 working days.

For such matters you can escalate to the concerned person mentioned below: