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#21 15-Apr, 2009 12:02 PM
Ruchica
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Hi,

I have a query. I have taken loan from citibank for 3 years for the car. Its been 1 year we have been giving emi. We however want to pre pay the left outstanding amount. Just wanted to know if prepayment option is available or do we need pay back teh amount along with interest for next 2 years too? Is there any penality and how much?

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Ruchica



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#22 16-Apr, 2009 09:40 AM
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You can pre-pay.  It will attact pre-payment penality on the amount pre-paid (no interest). Check for the penalty - it may be in the range of 3 to 5% (pvt. banks).




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#23 21-Apr, 2009 10:29 PM
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hi

please help in clearing my doubts in prepayment

if take loan of 5lakhs from bank with intrest rate of say 10% for period of three yrs

and if i want to pre pay whole amount in 8months, should i pay 5lakhs+36months interest or 5lakhs+8months interest only?

does this rule vary from bank to bank ,private and govt bank?



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#24 22-Apr, 2009 07:01 AM
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You would pay interest only for the duration of loan amount use. The balance counts as pre-payment, and there is usually a pre-payment penalty which varies (check your golden document for your prepayment penalty - could be 2 or 3% of the outstanding or more depending on how ignorant you were and how greedy the bank was)

So what you pay is outstanding balance + prepayment penalty on the outstanding. The principle is the same for any bank loan, smaller details will vary as per exact contract terms (refer golden document again)



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#25 22-Apr, 2009 09:52 AM
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Just to add / put it statistically...

The Rs.5 lac loan @ 10% interest p.a. with a repayment tenure of 3 years would carry an EMI of Rs.16135/-.  The total repayment (with interest) will amount to Rs.5,80,860/-.

In 8 months you would have paid Rs.1,29,080/-.  Thereafter, the balance outstanding would be Rs.4,01,414/-, which will be pre-payable with pre-payment penalty (whatever).




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#26 22-Apr, 2009 10:19 AM
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The Rs.5 lac loan @ 10% interest p.a. with a repayment tenure of 3 years would carry an EMI of Rs.16135/-.  The total repayment (with interest) will amount to Rs.5,80,860/-

@pankaj... can u explain it bit in details with all calulations.,how to estimate an EMI

is there excel sheet designed to tackle this,please give me that



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#27 22-Apr, 2009 10:55 AM
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Please go through this link/discussions - it contains how to calculate in Excel.




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#28 10-May, 2010 10:51 AM
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please let me know the account status of my accent car no.PB65C 9000 IN THE NAME OF PARMINDER SIDANA



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#29 10-May, 2010 01:27 PM
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Harjit - contact the bank directly. CW does not have any means of getting this info from your lender bank.



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