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Personal Loan

How much Personal Loan can I get on my salary?

Summary: The amount of personal loan you are eligible for depends on your income and expenses. Read on to know how banks determine the loan amount you are eligible for.

13 Sep 2021 by Team FinFIRST

Personal loan eligibility is a function of many factors, but it mainly depends on your salary and expenses


A personal loan is an unsecured loan that the bank sanctions after factoring in your income and expenses. Most banks require that you have an income of at least ₹20000. The limit is ₹25,000 for people living in Mumbai and Delhi.

How much personal loan can I get?


The amount of instant personal loan you are eligible for depends on your income and expenses. Banks mainly use two methods, called the Multiplier method and the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio, to calculate how much credit you can get.”

In the Multiplier method, the bank multiplies your monthly income by 27 and approves the amount for the tenure of 60 months. If you have any other financial obligations, that amount will be deducted from your monthly income and then multiplied by 27.

In the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio method, the amount that you are eligible for changes with your financial obligations. The bank examines your bank statements and determines any monthly expenses that you might have before deciding on the amount you are eligible for.

 

 

How much personal loan can I get on a ₹20000 salary?


According to the Multiplier method, on a salary of ₹20000, you will be eligible for ₹5.40 lakhs for 5 years. Going by the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio method, if you have monthly EMIs of ₹3000, you will be eligible for an amount of ₹4.08 lakhs.

If you have around ₹5000 worth EMIs, you will get an amount of ₹3.60 lakhs; and on EMIs of ₹8000, you will get an amount of ₹2.88 lakhs. However, you will not be eligible for the loan if you have EMIs of more than ₹10000.

How much personal loan can I get on a ₹25000 salary?


According to the Multiplier method, on a salary of ₹25000, you can get a loan of ₹6.75 lakhs for 5 years. Going by the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio method, if you have monthly EMIs of ₹3000, you will be eligible for an amount of ₹5.89 lakhs.

If you have around ₹5000 worth EMIs, you will get an amount of ₹4.80 lakhs; and on EMIs of ₹8000, you will get an amount of ₹4.40 lakhs. However, you will not be eligible for the loan if you have EMIs of more than ₹10000.

The amount of personal loan you are eligible for depends on your income and expenses. Banks mainly use two methods, called the Multiplier method and the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio, to calculate how much credit you can get.

 

How much personal loan can I get on a ₹30000 salary?


According to the Multiplier method, on a salary of ₹30000, you will be eligible for ₹8.10 lakhs for 5 years. Going by the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio method, if you have monthly EMIs of ₹3000, you will be eligible for an amount of ₹7.70 lakhs.

If you have around ₹5000 worth EMIs, you will get an amount of ₹6.0 lakhs; and on EMIs of ₹8000, you will get an amount of ₹5.50 lakhs. If your EMIs amount to ₹10000, then you will be eligible for a loan of ₹4.80 lakhs.

How much personal loan can I get on a ₹40000 salary?


According to the Multiplier method, on a salary of ₹40000, you will be eligible for ₹13.50 lakhs for 5 years. Going by the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio method, if you have monthly EMIs of ₹3000, you will be eligible for an amount of ₹8.80 lakhs.

If you have around ₹5000 worth EMIs, you will get an amount of ₹8.40 lakhs; and on EMIs of ₹8000, you will get an amount of ₹7.68 lakhs. If your EMIs amount to ₹10000, then you will be eligible for a loan of ₹7.28 lakhs.

How much personal loan can I get on a ₹50000 salary?


According to the Multiplier method, on a salary of ₹40000, you will be eligible for ₹16.20 lakhs for 5 years. Going by the Fixed Obligation Income Ratio method, if you have monthly EMIs of ₹3000, you will be eligible for an amount of ₹11.28 lakhs.

If you have around ₹5000 worth EMIs, you will get an amount of ₹10.80 lakhs; and on EMIs of ₹8000, you will get an amount of ₹10.08 lakhs. If your EMIs amount to ₹10000, then you will be eligible for a loan of ₹9.60 lakhs.

However, the figures mentioned above are subject to change. Check with the bank about the loan amount you are eligible for before applying for a personal loan. You can easily get a personal loan via the IDFC FIRST Bank app or website. To help you in the application process, IDFC FIRST Bank customer support is available on 1800 10 888. The process is hassle-free and gives you the freedom to decide your tenure. Apply today!

 

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