GE Money is now focussing all its energy and incredible talent and experience on the fields of personal and commercial finance. A strong player in the industry, GE Money has time and again proven its capability in the financial industry.
With over 118 million satisfied customers in over 50 countries and assets worth over $105 billion, GE Money stands perfectly poised to serve any personal finance needs you may have.
Personal Loans from GE Money are packed full of interesting features and benefits like a 5-step application process, easy EMI options and even a dual shield life insurance policy from SBI Life.
Attractive interest rates and world-class banking facilities mean that if you do take a loan from GE Money, you will be dealing with a reputable organization of proven stability. GE Money also has a very customer-friendly and customer-oriented approach to addressing grievances and reports and reviews put GE Money far above the competition in terms of customer satisfaction.
Savings alone won’t be enough to meet obligatory expenses such as a child’s wedding, or overseas education fees. Savings also won’t be enough to cover the cost of international family holidays or remodelling your house or purchasing a large business asset. That is where Personal Loans come in, and there are very few lenders in the market who perform as brilliantly as GE Money.
GE Money personal loans are feature-packed to make your short-term credit experience a pleasurable one.
Currently, GE Money is offering personal loans at 17.75%. Some of their charges are listed in the below table:
Loan processing fee |
|
PDC swap fee | Rs.500 |
Statement of Account | Rs.300 |
Duplicate NOC | Rs.300 |
Foreclosure Letter | Rs.300 |
Document retrieval | Rs.500 |
Bounce charges | Rs.600. Rs.400 for loan amounts below Rs.75,000. |
Penal fee | 2.5% per month on Outstanding (EMI + Bounce charges) |
Foreclosure (Prepayment) | 5% of principal outstanding or Rs.300, whichever is higher. |
You must meet certain criteria to be eligible for a personal loan from GE Money, such as:
Minimum age: 18 years.
Maximum age: 60 years.
Minimum income: Rs.25,000 per month take home.
You will also require the following set of documents:
Age proof: Could be either your birth certificate, passport, PAN card, driving license, etc.
Signature and ID proof: Could be either a banker’s photo verification, valid driving license, valid passport, valid photo credit card, employer’s ID, PAN card, etc.
Residence proof: Could be either your latest telephone, water, gas or electricity bills, insurance premium receipt, driving license, passport, etc.
Income proof:
For salaried individuals:
Salary slip for the last 3 months and 3 months bank statement, with a signed Bank Statement Verification Authorization letter.
For self-employed people:
ITR for the last 3 years with complete audited financials, company financials, 6 months bank statement and a signed Bank Statement Verification Authorization letter.
The BankBazaar Personal Loan EMI Calculator requires you to simply fill in your loan amount, tenure and interest rate in the pre-allotted slots. Simply enter the information, click on “Calculate” and the EMI calculator will take you to a page which has graphical representations of your loan breakup, amortization, repayment details, interest and principal components, etc. in an easy to understand format.
*All fees and insurance cover details are subject to the terms and conditions present in your contract and offer documents.
**All amounts, fees, charges and interest rates are subject to change at the discretion of GE Money and may not reflect the amounts, fees, charges and interest rates as they stood at the time of writing this article.
You can check it by calling the company, talking to a customer care executive and waiting on line till the executive pulls up your details, or you can simply log on to BankBazaar and check your status instantly. Note, you must apply through BankBazaar to make use of this facility.
You can download the form from their website, visit any of their branches or simply apply directly through BankBazaar and fill the online form.
If you wish you prepay your loan, a fee of 5% of the outstanding premium or Rs.300 (whichever is higher) will be levied.
No, you cannot prepay your loan balance in part, you must clear the whole thing if you’re opting for prepayment or foreclosure.
Loan repayment happens through EMIs which contain a principal and interest component. However, you will be required to submit post-dated cheques favouring GECW.
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