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SBI Personal Loan

People can utilize the SBI personal loan for various needs and purposes. SBI Saral Personal Loan is one such plan that offers loans for a number of requirements like urgent medical fund, holiday trip, and many others.

State Bank of India (SBI) is the country’s largest lender and in terms of number of branches, it is the largest bank of the world. The advantages that one can get from the SBI Saral Personal Loan are as follows:
  • No administrative charges or hidden cost charged
  • The interest rate is low. The SBI charges interest on the daily reducing balance
  • The processing charge is low and that may range between 1%-2% of the loan amount
  • SBI charges no prepayment penalties for the personal loans
  • SBI gives the flexibility of extended repayment terms up to 48 months (4 years)
  • For getting an SBI personal loan, no security is required and there is minimum documentation requirement making the loan process easier and simpler

    There are more than 3,000 branches of SBI spread across the country that are facilitating the people to avail the SBI Saral Personal Loan. The various purposes for which people can avail the SBI personal loan are – medical treatment, domestic or foreign travel, meeting any sort of financial obligations including marriage of son or daughter, purchasing of assets, educational expenses, and many others. All the Resident Indian Nationals who are capable of repaying the loan amount are eligible to receive the SBI Saral Personal Loan.

    According to the recent announcement made by the SBI, the leading bank will raise the car and other personal loan rates by an average of 0.75% excluding housing and education loans. Furthermore, the announcement also revealed that some personal loan rates may rise by 1% while some by 0.50%, but the average rate rise would be 0.75%. The educational personal loans and housing personal loans up to Rs. 4 lakhs and the future agricultural production loans that are less than Rs. 3 lakhs have been kept aside from the loan rate hike.



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