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Chandrakant1
September 10, 2026
Yes, you may be able to remove your ex-spouse from a shared house loan without having to close the existing loan and take out a new one. The standard solution is novat...
Jaagrath
September 10, 2026
A step up home loan is not always cheaper than a standard home loan. It primarily lowers your EMI in the beginning and raises it every few years. This can make a large...
Akanksha Shukla - MBA Finance
September 8, 2026
Securing a home loan for a bank-auctioned property starts with verifying the property has a clear title and no legal issues. Approach lenders that specifically finance auctioned prope...
Aditi990
September 7, 2026
Generally, no. RBI's LTV guidelines cap loans above Rs75 lakh at 75% of the property value, not 90%. A 90% LTV is permitted only for loans up to Rs30 lakh, while loans...
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I'm 42 now and want to take a 20-year home loan; will banks even approve that, given I'd be repaying it into my sixties?
Janani
September 16, 2026
Yes, banks can approve a 20-year home loan at age 42, but your age at the end of the loan is an important factor. At 42, a 20-year loan would take you to around 62, so...