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If you're burdened with high EMIs on your existing loans, it's time to consider a balance transfer. At Rupee Boss, we offer a hassle-free solution that allows you to transfer your loans and enjoy the benefits of lower EMIs. Take advantage of our balance transfer facility and experience greater financial flexibility.
Don't let high EMIs hold you back. Apply for a balance transfer with Rupee Boss today and embark on a path towards greater financial freedom. Let us help you restructure your loan portfolio and make your loan repayments more manageable.
Lower EMIs: By transferring your loans to Rupee Boss, you can significantly reduce your monthly EMIs. We understand the importance of managing your finances effectively, and our balance transfer option enables you to enjoy a more affordable repayment plan.
Additional Top-Up: In addition to lowering your EMIs, we provide an additional top-up on your existing loan. This means that you can receive extra funds without increasing your monthly installment amount. Consolidate your loan and access the extra funds you need without any financial strain.
Hassle-Free Documentation: We prioritize your convenience and aim to make the balance transfer process as smooth as possible. With minimal documentation requirements, you can experience a hassle-free transition of your loans to Rupee Boss.
Wide Range of Banks: Rupee Boss offers you the option to choose from 30+ banks, ensuring that you can avail the best deals and interest rates. We understand that every individual’s financial needs are unique, and our extensive network of partner banks allows you to find the most suitable terms for your home loan balance transfer.
Personal Loan | Home Loan | Loan Against Property | |
Interest Rate | starts from 10.25% per annum | starts from 8.50% per annum | Starts from 9.50% per annum |
Tenure | Up to 72 months | Up to 30 years | Up to 20 years |
Age Limit | 21 – 60 years | 23 – 65 years | 21 – 65 years |
Type of Employment | Salaried Individuals | Salaried and Self Employed Individuals | Salaried and Self Employed Individuals |
Credit Score | Preferably 750 and above (varies across lenders) | ||
Documents required for availing Balance Transfer of loan
Salaried Individual:
1.KYC (Photo, Pan Card, Aadhar Card of Applicant & Co-applicant)
2.Latest 3 months’ Salary Slip
3.12 month bank statement (Reflecting the salary credited) (1June 2022 to till date)
4.Current Address Proof (If rented then rent agreement)
5.2 yrs Form 16
6.Company ID Card / Offer Letter / Visiting Card
7.All ongoing loan sanction letter and repayment track record.
8.SOA (Statement of Account) – Home Loan
9.Sale Agreement
10.Occupancy Certificate (OC) & Completion Certificate (CC)
11.LOD (List of Documents with bank)
* If OC is not available then Plan copy needs to be provided.
Self Employed Individuals:
1.Individual KYC (Photo, Pan, Aadhar Card of all applicant & Co-applicant)
2.Utility Bill of office and home (Electricity Bill / Gas Bill)
3.Udyam Certificate
4.GST Certificate
5.Gumasta Licence (Proprietor), Company Pan Card/Partnership Deed (Partnership), Company Pan Card/MOA/AOA/Certificate of Incorporation (Pvt. Ltd.)
6.1 year GST return. (June 2022 to Till Date)
7.Last 2 years ITR of company and individual (Acknowledgement, Computation of Income, Balance Sheet & Profit & Loss Account with schedules, (If applicable 3CD & 3CB))
8.Last 12 months current account banking
9.Last 6 months saving account banking
10.All ongoing loan sanction letter and repayment track record.
11.Sale Agreement/All Chain Agreement
12.Home loan sanction letter
13.Occupancy Certificate & Completion Certificate
14.LOD (List of Documents with bank)
Note: The above list is indicative and your lender might ask for additional documents.
a. The best way to Reduce the EMI is by doing Balance Transfer
a. Yes, but to enjoy the major and full benefits of balance transfer, you should transfer your loan in the initial stage, like in the first or second year.
a. Yes, you can transfer the loan to another bank, but you need to repay the existing loan first. It only makes sense, if you take a loan from another bank at a lower interest rate. Your CIBIL score, credit history and EMI regularity are highly taken into consideration.
a. It plays a major role in availing any kind of loan. Credit score defines your creditworthiness and your financial portfolio. It determines your repayment history.
a. Home loan is a product which assists an individual to buy a house or flat. Home loan balance transfer is a product where you transfer your existing loan from one bank to another which offers a lower rate of interest.
a. The RBI issued a new set of guidelines known as the Marginal Cost of Funds-based Lending Rate (MCLR). Commercial banks must use the MCLR to set their interest rates. Its main purpose is ensuring that banks pass on the benefit of rate cuts to borrowers.
a. The right time to do a balance transfer is within the first two years.
a. No, but if you are paying your emis on time without any skips, then only your credit score will improve.
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