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At Shriram Finance, we understand the importance of managing your loan repayments, easily and efficiently. That’s why we offer a seamless, fast, and secure platform that allows you to handle all aspects of your loan repayment in one place. With just a few clicks, you can make your EMI payments online. Additionally, you will be able to keep track of your loan repayment schedule, and ensure timely repayments.
Loan repayment refers to the process of paying back borrowed funds over a specified period. It involves regular payments of principal and interest until the loan is fully repaid.
Loan repayment helps you meet your financial commitments and there are several ways to simplify it. Online EMI payments make it easy for borrowers to stay on top of their financial obligations. It includes regular EMI payments and promptly addressing overdue EMI payments.
Managing your loan repayment becomes easy when you pay your EMI online. Most financial institutions provide borrowers with a clear loan repayment schedule, allowing them to plan and track their progress. To ensure accurate and up-to-date records, keep an eye on your repayment credit in your bank statement.
There are often options to quickly pay your EMI online if you missed the payment by just one day. Some borrowers may opt for early loan repayment to reduce interest costs.
There are various repayment options available to manage your finances. Your EMI monthly instalment and EMI amount can be customised to meet your budget and financial goals.
Shriram Finance's user-friendly online portal makes your loan repayments easy whether you are at home or on the go.
The most common types of loan repayments include home loans, car loans, personal loans, gold loans, and credit card repayments.
EMI stands for Equated Monthly Instalment. It is a fixed amount that borrowers need to repay each month towards their loan, including both principal and interest components.
There are various types of EMIs available for credit repayment, including fixed-rate EMIs, floating-rate EMIs, step-up EMIs, and bullet EMIs.
Interest rates on loans can be fixed or floating. Fixed interest rates remain constant throughout the loan tenure, while floating rates may vary based on market conditions.
Reducing or diminishing the rate of interest refers to a method where interest is charged on the outstanding loan balance. As the principal reduces, the interest component decreases over time.
You can choose a loan tenure that suits your financial circumstances:
Regular/Fixed EMI Repayment: A fixed EMI is to paid each month, with the option for prepayment and overdraft facilities. Interest rates may be fixed or floating.
EMI Moratorium: Offers a grace period where only nominal interest payments are made, typically up to 5 years before regular EMIs begin.
Step-Down Repayment: Gradually decreases the EMI as the outstanding loan balance reduces, allowing for higher initial payments.
Step-Up Repayment: Starts with lower EMIs which gradually increase over the loan tenure, ideal for those expecting increased income in the future.
Pre-EMI: Used for under-construction properties, with interest payments based on the disbursed amount, resulting in lower initial EMIs.
Personal loans come with versatile repayment plans, allowing you to select a short or long-term repayment period based on your needs:
Fixed-Term Loans: Predetermined loan term with consistent EMIs.
Interest Calculation: The calculation of interest can be flat or diminishing.
Monthly EMIs: Can be prepaid monthly via methods like post-dated cheques, ECS, direct debit, salary deductions, or direct payments.
Repayment Method Choice: Borrowers can choose their repayment method at loan disbursement, with the option to change it later by submitting the necessary forms.
Fixed Interest Rate: Ensures constant EMIs. Most banks allow prepayment or pre-closure, but part-prepayment may be restricted.
Monthly instalments are available on two-wheeler loans. Typically, these instalments have competitive interest rates, making repayments easier. Borrowers can comfortably repay their loans over time with this approach.
Borrowers of business loans can opt for EMI options to repay their loans, involving a structured sequence of monthly payments. Each EMI instalment includes both principal and interest. Each fixed instalment is paid on a predetermined date each month, ensuring gradual debt repayment.
Small business loans are typically repaid using a standard repayment plan, which has a fixed payment amount. This amount is calculated based on factors such as the total loan amount, loan duration, and interest rate. Businesses can use this method to simplify loan management and budgeting.
Gold loans are usually fast-acting financial solutions. The principal and interest need to be settled in one payment at the end of the loan. During the loan tenure, periodic contributions to the loan account are optional, but they primarily offset interest. With this approach, the monthly financial burden of loan repayments is significantly reduced.
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What happens if my ECS/NACH/cheque is rejected/returned if I do not pay EMIs on time?
Non-payment or delayed payment may result in penalties and a negative impact on credit score. Contact customer support for assistance.
What should I do after paying the last EMI?
After paying the final EMI, ensure you receive an acknowledgment from the loan provider/bank confirming the closure of your loan account.
What is pre-payment and partial payment of loans?
Pre-payment refers to paying off a loan before the end of its tenure, while partial payment involves paying a certain amount towards the principal before the due date.
Can I change my loan repayment method in between the loan tenure?
Yes, subject to the terms and conditions of your loan provider, you may change your loan repayment method in between your loan tenure. Contact customer support for assistance to change your loan repayment method.
What is Pre-EMI?
Pre-EMI refers to interest-only payments made by borrowers before the commencement of regular EMIs on a loan.
What is an Amortisation Schedule?
An Amortisation Schedule is a table that displays the repayment details of a loan, including the principal amount and interest for each payment period.
How can I avoid foreclosure loan charges?
To avoid foreclosure charges, ensure you pay your EMIs on time. You can also consult with the loan provider’s customer support team for more information.
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