Home loan repayment tips 20 year Loan Paid in 10 year's How
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Want to prepay your home loan? Here is how you can do it
1 EMI SHOULD BE AFFORDABLE A smart borrower will never bite off more than he can chew. The loan EMI should not push you into a corner. Your car EMI should not exceed 15% of your net monthly income while personal loan EMIs should not cross 10%. The monthly outgo towards all loans should not be more than 50% of your net income. The loan-to-income ratio should be within acceptable limits. If it is not, you will be forced to put other critical financial goals, like saving for retirement or your child’s education, on the backburner. Retirement savings become the first casualty in such circumstances. Accuracy is critical when you compute your repayment capacity. Don’t take into account future income. Base your calculations on what you are earning now. Times are bad, and the 10% increment you may have based your projections on could actually be only 6% or even a flat 0%, if your industry goes into a tailspin. Missing an EMI or delaying payment can seriously dent your credit profile and prevent you from taking loans in the future for other goals. Experts say that if the borrower can’t repay, he should contact the lender before the EMI cheque bounces. One way to make the EMI affordable is by extending the tenure.
2. KEEP TENURE SHORT AND SWEET You must have heard about how keeping money invested for the long term reap the power of compounding. Well, in loans it works just the other way. The longer the tenure, the bigger is the interest burden on the borrower. If you take a loan at 9.75% for 10 years, the interest outgo will be 57% of the principal amount. This figure jumps to 91% if the tenure is 15 years and shoots up to 128% for a 20-year loan. In 25 years, the interest outgo is 167% of the principal. Borrowers are tempted to go for long-term loans because the EMI is lower and they enjoy tax breaks on the loan. But this is a misconceived strategy because they end up paying huge interest on the loan. Though tax benefits bring down the effective cost of the loan, they are still incurring an expense. Unless the money can earn more than the effective cost of borrowing, it should be used to repay the outstanding sum. In some cases, it may be necessary to take a long-term loan. Young people with low incomes may not be able to afford a short tenure. For them, the best option is to repay the loan as fast as possible by increasing the EMI. EMIs should be increased every year in line with the increase in income. This can dramatically reduce the loan tenure. A 25-year loan can be finished off in 10 years if the EMI is increased by 10% every year. Even one extra EMI every year reduces the tenure by nearly six years. Now, that’s a good way of utilizing the annual bonus or tax refund.
3. DON’T IGNORE OTHER GOALS For most Indians, their children’s education and marriage are critical financial goals. A parent will do anything to give his children the best. Through the education of the child is important, it should not jeopardize your own future. Don’t dip into your retirement corpus to fund your child’s education. Education loans are easily available and bright students also get scholarships. But nobody is going to give you a loan for your retirement needs. Taking an education loan will not only keep your retirement kitty safe but also inculcate a sense of fiscal responsibility in the child, who has to repay it. What’s more, education loans also offer tax breaks so the effective cost of the loan comes down.
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22 comments
Arunabh Singh April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Amazing explanation 👌👌
jhantu ghosh April 5, 2020 9:41 am
20years loan,why i need after 20years later that money
Azan - Investing, Personal Finance, Passive Income April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Increasing loan payments while your income increases is a good way. Overall, this is a well thought out explanation.
Vijay Kumar April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Yeh mutual fund s ka interest hamesha ek jaisa hoga
Hamesha best returns milega kya
Vijay Kumar April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Yeh mutual fund s ka interest hamesha ek jaisa hoga
Hamesha best returns milega kya
Bhawan Chouhan April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Very nice
Rajesh Kumar Pati April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Sir kya ye CORONA crisis me plot ya house ka rate kam ho sakta hai kya?
Naeem Shaikh April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Mind-blowing sir 👌👌👌
Mohd. Urphan April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Good job…
Well explained…
Chandra Sekhar April 5, 2020 9:41 am
I repaid 20 lakhs homeloan with proper strategy in 4 years.
Sandeep Sehrawat April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Thnx bhaven sir
bilkul bhi confusion nhi hui
as apne itni achi trike se jo explain kia
vaese m sochta hu ki kisi bhi trh k loan
se jb tak back sako bacho
Niteen Basagare April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Very useful tricks to pay off loan early
Abhik Paul April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Hello sir, hope u and your family is okk in this bad corona viruse situation… stay safe sir.. I don't have any home loan… But as a learning purpose it's a great video…. thanking you sir
Pranav Kumar April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Awesome
Anzum Huda April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Nicely explained. Thanx.
Vishal Sharma April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Very detailed explanation SIR you are amazing SIR
Kunal Mehta April 5, 2020 9:41 am
How to pay more emi amnt.. as my emi gets auto debited frm my bank and don't get option to pay more
Gourinath Diojode April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Need to mix option 1 and option 4.
Thats good.
Mamta Lakra April 5, 2020 9:41 am
As usual, amazing video👏
Thank you sir 🙏
Deepak Sahu April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Nice explanation on home loan prepayment and planning..thanks
Manish Kaushik April 5, 2020 9:41 am
Informative videos
Yogesh Bhor April 5, 2020 9:41 am
What is your fees for consulting?