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Home Loan Balance Transfer

Save your hard earned money

Struggling to manage your existing EMI payments? Many people face a new challenge every month to make timely EMI payments, which affects their peace of mind and happiness levels. A balance transfer from your existing loan to a one with Piramal Finance can ensure that you remain creditworthy throughout the tenure of your home loan. It can provide peace of mind by helping you navigate through challenging times at a more comfortable pace.

If your monthly installment amounts are too high, you can extend your tenure and thus lower the burden on yourself and your loved ones to pay off the loan. If you find that making heavy interest payments is affecting your ability to save and invest your own money then it may be time to transfer your home loan. You can also use the restructuring to help reinvest in your business, carry out renovations and raise funds for other purposes as well.

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Key Features of Home Loan Balance Transfer

Simple and hassle-free application process
Flexible tenure and repayment options
Dedicated relationship manager to answer any and all queries regarding the loan application process

Eligibility

  • Salaried

    Age

    • Minimum Age- Minimum Age- 21 years
    • Maximum Age- Income contributor (Govt employee) - 70 yrs (if pension considered)
      Income contributor (Others) - 62 yrs (or restricted to retirement age)

    Employment Type

    Working in a
    • Govt. institution
    • Public Sector Undertaking
    • Private Sector Companies such as Limited Companies / Private Limited companies
    • MNC
    • Partnership firm / LLP
    • Proprietorship concern (Individual / HUF)
    • Institutions run by Trust / NGO / Society / others

    Documents needed

    • Income Tax Returns for the latest 2 years
    • KYC Documents
    • Form 16
    • Bank statements for the last 6 months and salary slips
    • Documentation pertaining to the property offered as collateral.
  • Self-employed

    Age

    • Minimum Age- 23 years
    • Maximum Age- 70 years

    Employment Type

    • Self Employed Professionals: Qualified doctor (MBBS/MD/MS), CA and Architect.
    • Self Employed Non-Professionals, Business Owners, Proprietorship, Partners of Partnership Firm and Promoter Director of closely held private and public limited companies.

    However, Director of listed Public companies will be treated as Salaried

    Documents needed

    • Last 2 Years ITR With Compitation / CA Audited Financials Where Ever Applicable
    • KYC Documents
    • Form 16
    • Bank statements for the last 6 months.
    • Documentation pertaining to the property offered as collateral.

Interest Rate

Interest Rate
Customer Type Rates
Salaried / Self Employed Interest Rates starting from 11.00%* p.a
Fees & Charges
Fees & Other Charges as applicable on application/ during the term of Loan are as under. These are subject to modifications from time to time as decided by Lender as per its internal policy and any such modification shall be notified by the Lender through its website or its branches or such other medium as Lender may consider appropriate
Schedule of Fees & Other Charges Details
Processing Fees
  • Home Loan: Processing Fees up to 3 % of Loan amount + applicable taxes (payable before disbursement of Loan)
  • On cancellation or withdrawal or rejection of loan application (prior to handing over of loan cheque) minimum of ₹ 5000/- + applicable taxes or the initial processing fee, whichever is lower, will be held back
Part Payment/Pre-closure charges
  • Home Loan (for the purpose other than business) availed by Individual/s at Floating Rate of Interest: No charges.
  • Home Loan availed by Individual/s at Fixed Rate of interest: 2% of principal amount of Loan being prepaid+ applicable taxes. No prepayment charges shall be payable for partial or full payments made from own sources. The expression “own sources” for this purpose means any source other than borrowing from a Bank/HFC/NBFC or Financial Institution. The Borrower will be required to submit such documents that the Lender may deem feet and proper to ascertain the source of the fund.
  • Home Loan availed by Non-individual as a borrower at a Floating or Fixed Rate of Interest: 2% of principal amount of Loan being prepaid+ applicable taxes.
Loan repayment instrument dishonour charges ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
CERSAI charges ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
Loan Pre-closure Statement ₹ 1000/- + applicable taxes
List of documents deposited with the Lender ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
Loan Repayment Schedule ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
Change of Loan repayment mode ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
"Re-scheduling Loan terms (e.g. EMI Date change / EMI increase /Lowering of Tenor" ₹ 5000/- + applicable taxes
No Due Certificate issuance charges 1st time free; subsequently ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
Statement of Account Free once a year; subsequently ₹ 500 + applicable taxes
Photocopy of documents ₹ 500/- + applicable taxes
Retrieval of original property documents ₹ 500 + applicable taxes
Additional Charges 2% p.m. on Outstanding Amount for the non-compliance of any terms and conditions of the Transaction Documents by the Borrower, for the period beginning the date of such noncompliance until the same is cured to the satisfaction of the Lender + applicable taxes
For detailed fees & charges and other Terms & Conditions click here

Documents

  • Salaried

    Applcation Form

    Application form with a recent photograph

    Proof of Identity

    • Passport
    • Driving License
    • Aadhaar
    • Voter's Identity Card
    • Job card issued by NREGA
    • Letter issued by the National Population Register containing details of photo / name

    Proof of Income

    • Last 3 Months Salary Slips
    • 2 Years Form 16.
    • 6 Months Bank Statement With Salary Credit
    • Bank statements for the last 6 months and salary slips
    • Documentation pertaining to the property offered as collateral.

    Proof of Residence

    • Passport
    • Driving License
    • Aadhaar Card
    • Voter's Identity Card
    • Utility bills like Telephone Bill /Electricity Bill etc.
    • Job card issued by NREGA
    • Letter issued by the National Population Register containing details of photo / name and address.

    Co-applicant

    Co-applicant is mandatory. Additionally, Woman co-applicant is mandatory in certain cases

    • spouse or any first blood relative like parents, siblings, children who have attained age of maturity (s.t. income-ownership grid)
    • All co-owners of property should be on loan structure
    • Friends cannot be co‐applicants (allowed ony if they are coming in the capacity of partners/Directors/Shareholder)
  • Self-employed

    Applcation Form

    Application form with a recent photograph

    Proof of Identity

    • Passport
    • Driving License
    • Aadhaar
    • Voter's Identity Card

    Proof of Income

    • Last 2 Years ITR With Computation.
    • CA Audited Financials Where Ever Applicable
    • 6 Months Primary Bank Statement

    Proof of Residence

    • Passport
    • Driving License
    • Aadhaar Card
    • Voter's Identity Card
    • Utility bills like Telephone Bill /Electricity Bill etc.

    Co-applicant

    Co-applicant is mandatory. Additionally, Woman co-applicant is mandatory in certain cases

    • Co‐applicant can be spouse or any first blood relative like parents, siblings, children who have attained age of maturity (s.t. income-ownership grid)
    • All co-owners of property should be on loan structure
    • Friends cannot be co‐applicants (allowed ony if they are coming in the capacity of partners/Directors/Shareholder)

Risk Gradation

All "Borrower/s" on the loan facility are hereby informed that the company has the following approach and considers the following factors for assessing the gradation of risks for each Borrower:

  • Profile, the market reputation of the borrower including usage of internal credit scoring models leveraging traditional approaches like Bureau performance as well as alternative data sources,
  • Inherent nature of the product, type/nature of the facility, refinance avenues, whether the loan is eligible for bank financing, loan to value of asset financed,
  • Tenure of relationship with the borrower, past repayment track record, and historical performance of our similar clients,
  • Overall customer yield, future potential, repayment capacity based on cash flows and other financial commitments of the borrower,
  • Nature and value of primary and secondary collateral/security,
  • Type of asset being financed, end use of the loan represented by the underlying asset,
  • Interest, default risk in the related business segment,
  • Regulatory stipulations, if applicable, and
  • Any other factors that may be relevant in a particular case
  • Tenure, quantum, repayment schedule, and structure (including proposed moratorium, if any) of the proposed loan

The rate of interest for the same tenor for different clients can be different depending upon the combination of one or more factors listed above.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a home loan balance transfer?

    The process of transferring the existing principal loan amount on your new house to a new bank is called a home loan balance transfer. It is a way of reducing interest rate payments. Balance transfers are recommended during the early years of your home loan tenure if your lender’s interest rate is comparatively higher than others in the market. You can also do a balance transfer to shift between floating and fixed interest rates and get a higher amount with a loan top up.

  • What are the advantages of a home loan balance transfer?

    If you have been regular in your EMI payments and maintain good records with your lender, you stand a chance of resuming your EMI payments with a new bank at a lower interest rate. You also have the added advantage of taking a loan top up, which is an additional loan amount the new bank will offer which can increase your tenure.

  • Is it possible to merge more than two loans?

    Yes, with the home loan balance transferred to a new bank, you can combine your other home loan installments as one to avail the benefits of lower interest with the new bank.

  • How long does a home loan balance transfer take?

    The lender will have to assess your eligibility again, so the process duration usually ranges from 7 days to 3 weeks.

  • What is the balance transfer process?

    The process for transferring balance is simple:

    • Request your current lender for the documents to refinance the loan.
    • Get the consent letter and document from the present lender and submit them to the new lender.
    • Transfer of the outstanding amount to the new lender.
    • Closure of the old account. Future payments will be made to the new lender.
    • The old lender will hand property documents to the new lender, which marks the end of the process.

From homeowner’s heart

I applied for a home loan with Piramal and I got sanction for the required amount for 29 years under the Gruh Setu Home Loan. I have purchased the row house, and my family and I are happy that we will be moving into our new house soon.

Rajendra Rupchand Rajput,Nashik

I and my family were planning on buying a new home for which we needed a loan and I chose Piramal Finance. From collecting documents to guiding me at every step, Piramal has been a strong support system through the process.

Uday Biradar,Software Director