Corporate Loan

Should I always apply for the loan which offers the lowest interest rate ?

No, it is recommended to check the terms and conditions of the lender before you apply for a loan. The lowest rate of interest might not always be the most beneficial loan for you. Hidden charges might arise which will make the overall loan amount quite heavy for you. It is a prudent move to check the charges and rates associated with the loan such as the processing fees, late fees, cost of administration, foreclosure charges, and so on, before applying for a loan.

How to Apply for a Corporate Loan ?

You can apply for a corporate loan by choosing one of the following methods:

  • You can visit the nearest branch of your preferred banking network and apply for a loan.
  • If the bank offers an online application facility for a corporate, you can consider applying for the loan through their online portal.
  • You can also get in touch with a Direct Selling Agent or DSA to apply for a loan.
  • You can also consider visiting a third-party website where you can compare corporate loans offered by various banks. You can compare the different aspects of a loan and choose the one that suits you best. Once you have decided, you can apply online through the third-party portal itself and get your loan processed.

How does a line of credit work?

Line of Credit is a unique credit facility given to our loan applicants, wherein you are approved for a certain limit of credit/ loan, for a said duration. The monthly installment for Line of Credit will consist only of the interest amount and will not have a principal component monthly. The principal amount of the loan is to be repaid at the end of the tenure of the facility. You can deposit funds when in access and withdraw fund when required in business, and you will be charged interest only on the amount utilized by you. The limit may drop with along the tenor (drop line) or remain constant throughout the tenor, giving you maximum availability of funds throughout the tenor.

How do I calculate the interest on the line of credit?

It’s pretty simple, Here is a formula you can use:

Interest=
(Amount Used * Rate of Interest)/360* Number of days’ funds used