Digitally check your Bajaj Finserv Business Loan Statement
Economists have categorised factors of production into land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship. While the availability of land, labour and entrepreneurship vary, capital has become easily available due to the growth of the financial sector. One can opt for a Business Loan from any bank or non-banking financial company to start a venture. A Business Loan is an unsecured loan that can be availed for a variety of business-related activities like buying new machinery, hiring new people or paying off debt. When you opt for a loan, it becomes important to pay the principal amount along with the interest cost on time.
A Business Loan statement can help you keep track of your payments, the outstanding amount and the due dates. To ensure that all the instalments are paid on time, you should keep a regular check on the Business Loan statement.
One can avail a number of loans like Personal Loan, Professional Loan and Business Loan through Bajaj Markets. When you avail of a Business Loan, the lender prepares a loan statement and makes it available to you so that you can keep a better track of repayment, instalments and charges, if any. Earlier one had to receive the loan statement physically, but with the digitisation of banking services, online loan statements have become common. Here is how you can get the Bajaj Finance Business Loan statement.
Besides the official website, you can also get the Bajaj Finance Business Loan statement through the Bajaj Markets mobile app.
Download the app. Log in to the app through a registered mobile number. After logging in, click on my services, click on Loan Accounts, click on the card which has your Business Loan details. Click on ‘Statements and Reports’, select ‘Statement of Account (SOA) and download the statement.
You can check your CIBIL score on the app.
A regular review of the loan statement will help you plan your finances efficiently.
Helps you stay updated with all the payments made and the outstanding dues.
Lenders charge a penalty in case of delayed payments. All the charges levied will reflect in the loan statement. If there is an issue with any of the charges levied by the lender, one can raise a query and get it resolved.
Reference of all T&C necessarily refers to the terms of the Partners as regards to pre-approved offers and loan processing time amongst other conditions.