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A personal loan can help you with a lot - right from realising your life goals to helping you in emergencies. Whether it is a wedding, planning for your child’s education, buying a new phone or paying medical bills, this loan can help.
Getting a personal loan is easy. However, banks and lenders check your eligibility before approving the loan. An issue with your eligibility could hamper your chances of getting the loan.
Read on to know five significant factors that may affect your personal loan eligibility.
1. Your income
A personal loan, unlike a home or auto loan, rarely requires collateral. The bank or the lending entity ensures if your income is sufficient to pay the monthly instalments of the loan. Also, the income requirement for the loan depends on your location. Example: Your income requirement will be higher if you are living in a metro city. The cost of living in the metro cities is relatively higher, and hence the income needs to be more for your loan to be approved.
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2. Your age
In most cases, lenders prefer applicants who fall between the age-bracket of twenties to fifties. The age limit increases in case you are self-employed, and even extends up to 65 years if you own a business. Also, the banks might consider the profession and scale of your business before approving the personal loan.
3. Your employment status
Along with your income, your employment status is also important. Being employed with an MNC or any reputed private or public-sector company can portray you as a reliable borrower. If you’re a self-employed individual and have a stable business income, lenders will be likely to approve your application.
4. Your credit score
The credit score indicates your credibility and trustworthiness. The credit bureau considers your previous credit history, including the loans you have taken, the credit cards you have applied for, your credit utilisation and how diligent you have been with your EMIs and credit card bills when assigning you the score. Also, known as CIBIL score, the higher the score, the better are your chances of approval. Generally, a score above 700 is considered good. If your score is low, even if the personal loan gets approved, the rate of interest may be high.
5. Your existing liabilities
Lenders consider your current liabilities as well before approving your loan. They check if you already have a loan. If yes, the lender will scrutinise your income to assess, to gauge if you would be able to repay the instant personal loan you have applied for.
Once the bank deems you eligible, your loan is approved, and the amount is credited directly to your bank account. You can further track all your banking needs with the IDFC FIRST Banking App.
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