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Home Loan Balance Transfer

Home Loan Balance Transfer involves the process of transferring your existing Home Loan account to another bank or NBFC. People usually opt for a Balance Transfer if they come across a financial institution offering a lower rate of interest and better services.

Key Features of Home Loan balance Transfer

  • Interest Rate : It gives you an opportunity to change your bank or NBFC if you want to lower your interest rates.
  • Fast Processing : You don’t have to wait any longer for this process to happen. Just like any other loan application, this process also takes only 7 to 10 days for the completion. To get a faster approval, you can apply for it online.
  • Top-up : At the time of the transfer of the existing loan, you also get a facility of topping up your loan amount. You can apply for more loan amount along with the balance you are about to transfer.
  • Customize Repayment Options : While switching to a new bank, you can re-negotiate the loan terms with the new bank and ask them to extend the repayment tenure. Doing this will lower your monthly EMI which you will pay over a longer period of time.

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Home Loan Balance Transfer Interest Rate

BANK/NBFC Floating interest rate Per lac EMI MCLR Processing Fee Pre Payment Charges % Change in last 6 months
SBI 8.35% - 8.50% (For Women), Rs.858 - Rs.868 8.00% 0.35% of Loan Amount or Rs 10000 plus service tax whichever is less, subject to minimum of Rs 2000 plus taxes *BT Offer- 0% till 30 June 2017 Nil 1.52%
ICICI BANK 8.65% - 8.80%(For women)
8.70% - 8.85%(For Others)
Rs.906(For women)
Rs.909(For Others)
8.20% 0.50% - 1.00% of the loan amount or Rs. 1500/- (Rs. 2000/- for Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore), whichever is higher + applicable Service Tax & Surcharge N.A 1.44%
HDFC Ltd 8.35% - 8.55% Rs.858 - Rs.871 16.15% Up to 1.25% of the loan amount or ₹ 3,000 whichever is higher, plus applicable taxes Nil 1.98%
LIC Housing 8.35% - 8.70% Rs.858 - Rs.881 8.15% Zero Nil No Change
Bank of Baroda 8.35% - 8.55% Rs.858 - Rs.871 8.35% Upto Rs.50 lacs 0.5 % of loan amount (min Rs.7500 & Rs.12500) + service tax Above Rs.50 lacs 0.25% of loan amount(min Rs.7500 & Rs.20000) + service tax N.A No Change
AXIS Bank 8.65% Rs.877 8.25% Up to 1% of the Loan amount subject to minimum of Rs.10,000/- Nil 0.9%
DHFL 8.60% - 8.70% Rs.874 - Rs.881 Rs.5,000 to Rs.20000 + document charges + Service Tax Nil 2.46%
IDBI 8.35% - 8.40% Rs.858 - Rs.861 8.80% Nil Nil 0.97%
Union Bank of India 8.75% - 8.80% Rs.884 - Rs.887 8.50% N.A Nil 2.5%
Bank of India 8.65% - 8.70% 8.65% - 8.70% Rs.877 - Rs.881 8.50% 0.25% of loan amount Min.Rs.1,000 and Max. Rs.20,000/- Nil 2.45%
Indiabulls Housing Finance Limited 8.65%(For Women)
8.70%(For others)
Rs.877(For Women)
Rs.881(For others)
Upto 28 lacs = Rs.7500 - Rs.10000 28 lacs - 1.5 Cr = Rs. 10000 - 0.5% 1.5 Cr - 3 Cr = Rs. 25000 - 0.5 Above 3 Cr - 0.5% - 1% Nil 2.46%
Corporation Bank 8.85% Rs.890 8.75% 100% waiver under Festival Offer- 2016 (till 31-01-2017) Nil No Change
L&T Housing Finance 9.65% - 10.25% (for Salaried/ SEP) 9.65%-10.50%(SENP) Rs.942 - Rs.982 (for Salaried/ SEP) Rs.942 - Rs.998(SENP) 0.25% -1%OR Rs.10000 which ever is higher +ST, subject to customer profile Nil
United Bank of India 8.80% Rs.887 8.80% N.A N.A
Tata capital Housing Finance ltd 8.65%(For Women)
8.90%(For Others)
Rs.877(For Women)
Rs.893(For Others)
0.20% - 0.25% of the loan amount + Service tax N.A N.A
Shubham Housing Development Finance Company 12%-14%(For Salaried) - 15%-17%(For Self-employed) Rs.1101-Rs.1244(For Salaried) - Rs.1317-Rs.1466(For Self-employed) Rs.1101-Rs.1244(For Salaried) - Rs.1317-Rs.1466(For Self-employed) N.A
HSBC Bank 8.85% Rs.890 8.00% 1% of the loan amount applied for, subject to a minimum of Rs 10000 plus service tax. This fee is payable on application and is not refundable Nil N.A
Indian Bank 8.60% 874 8.60% 0.25% of loan amount with a maximum of Rs.20,000 Nil 2.92%
Deutsche Bank 10.50% Rs.998 9.35% 12000 + Service Tax Nil N.A
Standard Chartered 9.35% Rs.922 8.95% 0.5 % - 1.50% Nil 1.55%
Federal Bank 9.57% - 9.82% Rs.937 - Rs.953 8.95% 0.50% of the limit sanctioned with a minimum of 3,000+ST, maximum of 7,500+ST N.A No Change
Allahabad Bank 8.85% Rs.890 8.60% Nil Nil 2.92%
Central Bank of India 8.50% Rs.868 8.50% Rs.20000/- or .50% of loan amount subject to maximum Nil 2.38%
UCO Bank 8.75% - 8.90% Rs.884 - Rs.893 8.60% Nil (till 31.12.2016) Nil 2.45%
Canara Bank 8.65% - 8.75% Rs.877 - Rs.884 8.45% Waived till 26.01.2017 1.96%
Kotak Bank 8.75% Rs.884 8.85% Zero Nil 4.65%
Dena Bank 8.55% - 8.80% Rs.871 - Rs.886 8.60% 0.50% of sanctioned limit 2.5%
Vijaya Bank 8.90% Rs.893 Rs.893 N.A N.A 0.49%
Syndicate Bank 8.75% Rs.884 8.75% Min. Rs.500/- & Maximum up to Rs.5000/- N.A 2.43%
Citibank 8.80% Rs.886 8.05% Rs. 5000 (Application fee) Nil No Change
PNB Housing Finance 8.50% (for Salaried/ SEP for first 12 Months) 9.10% (For SENP for first 12 months) Rs.868 (for Salaried/ SEP for first 12 Months) Rs.906 (For SENP for first 12 months) 0.25% - 0.5% Nil No Change
Oriental Bank of Commerce 8.60% - 8.70% Rs.874 - Rs.881 8.60% Nil Nil No Change
Indian Overseas Bank 8.65% - 8.90% Rs.877 - Rs.893 8.65% A flat rate of 0.58% of the loan amount- maximum of Rs. 10,190/- There is no hidden charge. This is subject to change from time to time without prior intimation. N.A 1.95%
Punjab National Bank 8.65% - 8.75% Rs.877 - Rs.884 8.45% Nil Nil 2.43%
Development Credit Bank 10.60% Rs.1005 9.98% 1% Nil N.A
State Bank of Travancore 9.20% - 9.45% Rs.913 - Rs.929 9.60% upto Rs.25,000 - Nil Rs.25,000 above to Rs.2 lacs - Rs.500/- Rs.2 lacs above- 0.50% of the loan amount maximum Rs.10000/- Nil N.A
Bank of Maharastra 8.75% - 8.85% Rs.884 - Rs.890 8.75% 0.25% of the loan amount (subject to maximum of Rs.25000/-) Nil No Change
Dhanalakshmi Bank 10.35% - 10.60% Rs.988 - Rs.1005 10.10% 1.00 % of loan amount + service tax (subject to minimum of Rs. 10,000 + service tax) N.A
Andhra Bank 9.50% - 9.70% Rs.932 - Rs.945 8.65% 0.50% of the loan amount or maximum of Rs.10,000 + service tax N.A
DHFL Vyasa Housing Finance 9.75% - 10.25% Rs.945 - Rs.982 1% of the loan amount N.A
GIC Housing Finance 10.25% Rs.982 Rs.2500 + service tax N.A
Gruh Finance Limited 9.75% - 15.25% Rs.949 - Rs.1335 Up to 1% of the loan amount N.A
India Infoline Housing Finance Ltd. 9.55% - 10.50% Rs.935 - Rs.998 Up to 1% of the home loan N.A

Documents of Home Loan Balance Transfer

Passport-size photographs

Complete application form for transfer issued by financial institutions.

Last six months bank statements.

Identity Proof (any one): PAN Card, Passport, Driving License or Voter's ID card or employee identity card (as identity proof and signature proof in case of government employees).

Address Proof: Leave and License Agreement / Utility Bill (not more than 3 months old) / Passport (any one).

Proof of Age

Complete set of documents related to the property

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Frequently Ask Questions

Q. What is Balance Transfer?

A. A Balance Transfer lets you transfer an existing loan to a new lender at a better rate of interest.

Q. When should I consider home loan transfer?

A. You should consider home loan transfer when:
  1. The interest rate of your loan is higher than current market rates;
  2. Your loan has a floating rate of interest and you want to reduce risk by opting for a fixed rate of interest; and
  3. You want to lower your EMIs.

Q. When should I not transfer your home loan?

A. You should not transfer the home loan when:
  1. You have repaid the loan for a long time;
  2. Your current bank has a prepayment penalty; and
  3. You plan to move out of the property in the near future.

Q. Will my refinance be affected by a prepayment penalty?

A. Most banks these days do not impose a prepayment penalty. If your bank asks for it, then you can request your new lending bank to take it into account. However, prepayment penalty depends entirely on case to case.