-If you are also thinking of taking home and car loan then this is the best chance.
Almost all banks, including the country’s largest bank State Bank of India, have lowered their loans.
-SBI (SBI) on Wednesday announced a reduction in the Fund’s marginal cost based interest rate (MCLR) from 0.05 to 0.10 per cent on short-term debt.
– Canara Bank and Bank of Maharashtra have also announced reduction of marginal cost based interest rate by 0.10 percent and 0.20 percent respectively.
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If you are also thinking of taking home and car loan then this is the best opportunity, because almost all banks, including the country’s largest bank State Bank of India, have lowered their loan. SBI announced on Wednesday that the fund’s marginal cost-based interest rate (MCLR) on short-term debt has been cut from 0.05 to 0.10 per cent. Explain that this deduction will be applicable from July 10. Apart from this, Canara Bank and Bank of Maharashtra have also announced 0.10 per cent and 0.20 per cent reduction in marginal cost based interest rate respectively, which became effective from 7 July.
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Giving benefit to customers, SBI said that this reduction in MCLR will be applicable on the loan given for three months. With this deduction, the bank’s interest rate on the loan for a period of three months will come down to 6.65% per annum. Explain that the bank has cut MCLR for the 14th consecutive time. This will greatly benefit the customers. Now EMI of home loan will come down.
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Which bank cut how much
Bank of Maharashtra (BOM) reduced the one year MCLR by 0.20 percent to 7.50 percent. Canara Bank has reduced the 1-year MCLR to 7.55 percent from the earlier 7.65 percent. Explain that earlier HDFC Bank has also reduced the loan interest rates. HDFC has reduced MCLR by 0.20%. The new rates come into effect from 7 July today.
