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Education loans help aspirants to learn the trades of their choice in good institutions in India or abroad, and thus, build an exemplary professional career.
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Presentation OUTLINE • I. Introduction • II. Unsecured loan • III. Moratorium period • IV. EMIs • V. Repayment tenures • VI. Tax benefits • VII. Social Media
Introduction Education loans help aspirants to learn the trades of their choice in good institutions in India or abroad, and thus, build an exemplary professional career. These loans have been helping students for quite a few decades now. Also, they are becoming accessible and fast due to the widespread acceptance of streamlined loan process practices. Today, all you need to do is simply go online and search for “education loans India”, and you are bound to get a huge list of financial institutions that offer loans.
Unsecured loan A lot of students wish to pursue their further education, but many do not wish to provide collateral to get an education loan. Now, banks mandatorily require collateral from students if the loan amount crosses Rs.7.5 lakhs. This is an amount that is quite likely to cross, especially if we are talking about pursuing an education abroad. This is why many students choose Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) when they search for “education loan India”, as NBFCs provide loans without having any collateral requirements.
Moratorium period Moratorium period is a grace period given on education loans in India. It lasts as long as 1 year from the time the student completes his or her education, or 6 months from getting his or her first job, whichever comes earlier. The tenure of the moratorium period could differ from lender to lender. When you search for “education loan India” online, make sure to choose a lender that offers a suitable moratorium period.
EMIs EMIs are the monthly instalments you pay towards clearing your education loan. An EMI of your education loan will depend on the tenure, principal amount and the interest rate of the loan. As the interest rate and the principal amount are fixed as soon as you get the loan, the EMIs depend mainly on the tenure you choose. The lower the tenure, the higher the EMI value, and vice versa. An EMI calculator for education loan plans can help you get an accurate estimation of your monthly installments.
Repayment tenures The tenure of an education loan is nothing but the time that you take to repay the loan. A good lender would offer multiple repayment tenures for your education loan so that you have no problems in clearing it. You can either choose a short repayment tenure (bigger monthly instalments but lesser interest charged), or a long repayment tenure (smaller monthly instalments but heavier interest charged).
Tax benefits This term is a great one for borrowers. Taking an education loan can help you get tax benefits. According to Section 80E of the Income Tax Act, you can get tax deductions on the interest that you pay for your education loan. Great, isn’t it? So, these are 5 aspects of education loans in India. You can choose the best education loan lender for yourself by analysing these 5 aspects in each lender’s loan before finalising the right one for yourself. All the best! Related Blog:- Here’s all you need to know about the moratorium period in education loan
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