Frequently asked questions

• Can I use a major purchase loan to consolidate my older debts? >

  While major purchase loans are typically used for specific purchases, some lenders may allow you to use the loan funds to consolidate your other debts. This can be an effective tool to simplify your finances by avoiding multiple repayments and potentially lowering your overall interest rate if the loan terms are favourable.

• What kind of purchases can I make with a major purchase loan? >

  You can use the loan amount of major purchase loans for a wide range of items like vehicles, home appliances, furniture and electronics.

• How can I negotiate the rate of interest on my major purchase loan? >

  You can negotiate the interest rate on your major purchase loan, especially if you have a strong credit profile or if you're obtaining financing directly from a bank. Researching and comparing offers from multiple lenders can also help you get a more competitive and favourable rate.

• Can I use a major purchase loan for a down payment on a larger purchase? >

  Yes, you can use a major purchase loan for a down payment on a larger purchase like a home or car. However, lenders may have specific restrictions or requirements regarding the use of loan funds, so it's advisable to check with your lender beforehand.

• Can I use a major purchase loan to cover unexpected expenses or emergencies? >

  Major purchase loans are generally meant for big planned expenses rather than emergencies. For unexpected expenses or emergencies, you may consider opting for emergency loans.

• : How is the interest rate on major purchase loans different from other types of loans? >

  Interest rates on major purchase loans can vary depending on the item to be purchased, the lender, and the borrower's credit health. Generally, auto loans and consumer durable loans have lower interest rates compared to personal loans.

• Will I get any tax benefits on my major purchase loan? >

  Tax benefits apply to specific types of loans, such as home loans for purchasing property or education loans for securing higher education. However, major purchase loans like auto loans or consumer durable loans typically do not offer tax benefits to the borrower.

• When is the best time to get a major purchase loan? >

  The best time to secure major purchase loans is usually the festive season or special sales events as many lenders offer special discounts, lower interest rates, and other promotional offers on major purchase loans. These promotions can provide cost-saving opportunities for borrowers.

• I am a student and currently unemployed, can I get a major purchase loan? >

  Generally, major purchase loans require borrowers to have a steady income and stable employment. Students or unemployed individuals may find it difficult to secure a loan unless they have a co-applicant with a steady income or go for secured loan options.

• Can I get a major purchase loan if I have a low credit score? >

  Yes, some lenders offer major purchase loans to individuals with lower credit scores, though the loan terms may be less favourable. You might need to provide additional documentation or opt for secured loan options to improve your chances of approval.