Know more about the preclosing process of your Privo Personal Loan, including charges, eligibility criteria, and the process.
Preclosing a Privo personal loan allows you to repay the outstanding amount before the scheduled tenure, reducing interest costs. However, it is subject to certain conditions, such as a minimum EMI requirement before preclosure is permitted and applicable foreclosure charges based on the remaining loan amount. Understanding these terms can help you make an informed decision about early repayment.
Pre-closing a personal loan can help reduce your overall interest burden. With Privo Personal Loan, you have the flexibility to foreclose your loan at any time without any penalty. There are no restrictions on the minimum number of EMIs to be paid before preclosure, and both prepayment and foreclosure charges are nil, making it a convenient option for early repayment.
Before preclosing a personal loan, you must meet certain requirements to ensure a smooth process.
Here are some general requirements to keep in mind:
Ensure you have the necessary amount to settle the outstanding loan, including any accrued interest
Your loan account must be in good standing with no pending dues before requesting Privo loan preclosure
Some lenders require you to submit a written application or visit their branch to initiate the process
Loan foreclosure payments are typically accepted via bank transfers, demand drafts, or other authorised payment modes
Preclosing a personal loan can be beneficial in many ways, but it also has certain drawbacks. Understanding the advantages and disadvantages can help you decide whether early repayment is the right financial choice.
Here are some listed advantages and disadvantages:
Reduces Overall Interest Costs
Closing a loan early lowers the total interest paid over time, saving you money
Eliminates Debt Obligations
Preclosure frees you from monthly EMI payments, reducing financial stress
Improves Credit Score
Successfully closing a loan on time or early can positively impact your credit history and increase your creditworthiness
Enhances Financial Flexibility
Without an active loan, you can use your funds for savings, investments, or other financial goals
Potential Liquidity Issues
Using a lump sum to foreclose a loan might leave you with fewer emergency funds
Loss of Tax Benefits
If the personal loan offered any tax deduction, preclosure might reduce those benefits
Opportunity Cost
Instead of using surplus funds for preclosure, investing them elsewhere might generate better returns
Preclosing a personal loan is a significant financial decision. To ensure a smooth and hassle-free process, consider the following points:
Get an updated statement from the lender to know the exact amount required for preclosure
Some lenders impose foreclosure charges, though Privo allows preclosure without penalties
Ensure you have enough funds for preclosure without compromising your savings or emergency reserves.
Once the loan is closed, obtain an NOC from the lender as proof that all dues have been cleared
After preclosure, monitor your credit score to confirm that the loan closure is reflected accurately.