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What is a Home Loan Processing Fee?

05 Jun 2023

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What is a Home Loan Processing Fee

What is The Processing Fee for Home Loan?

Banks and lending institutions levy a onetime charge on the different types of Home Loan products. This charge, known as the Home Loan processing fee. It is generally not deductible from the loan amount, and the borrower pays it separately. This is a fee to cover the loan processing cost incurred by the lender or the bank. Some banks may waive such processing charges for a Home Loan as part of special offers.

Bank of Baroda Home Loan Processing Fee

  • Document Verification/ vetting charges
  • Pre sanction Inspection (Contact Point Verification CPV) charges
  • Onetime post inspection charges
  • Advocate charges for a legal opinion
  • Valuer charges for valuation
  • Bureau report charges
  • CERSAI charges
  • ITR Verification charges

Post Sanction Processing Fees for Home Loan:

S. No. Area of Banking Service Service Charges (excluding GST)  w.e.f. 20.06.2019
1 Baroda Home Loan & Baroda Home Improvement Loan
  • Slab-wise
  • Up to Rs 50 lakh 0.50% of the loan amount: Minimum: Rs 8,500 (Upfront) Maximum: Rs 15,000
  • Above Rs 50 lakh 0.25% of the loan amount: Minimum : Rs 8,500 (upfront) Maximum: Rs 25,000
  • The above charges are unified processing charges which include inspection, valuation and legal fees.
  • The above charges are for all categories of borrowers under Home Loans.
2 Baroda Home Loan Top Up 0.35%
Minimum: Rs 5,000 (upfront)
Maximum: Rs 12,500
3 Takeover of Home Loan
(Resident /NRI/PIOs)
Flat: Rs 8,500 (upfront)
4 Pre-Approved Home Loan (In- Principle Sanction) 0.25% - 0.50%
Rs 8,500 (upfront). Suppose the borrower submits the property documents within the validity period of a pre-approval letter. In that case, the balance amount of unified processing charges applicable to Home Loan will be recovered from the borrower.

Charges other than Home Loan Processing Fees

Banks also levy other charges like Home Loan prepayment or loan conversion charges. However, in case of a Bank of Baroda Home Loan, there are no charges applicable if the borrower chooses to prepay the loan amount before the tenure is over.

Impact of Home Loan Interest Rates

There is no correlation between the processing fee and the interest rate. However, your loan amount does factor in calculating the processing fee. A Baroda Home Loan is charged at the prevailing floating rate which is linked to external benchmark of REPO (RBI) or MCLR. The interest rate is linked to the Baroda Repo Linked Lending Rate (BRLLR) and is reset annually based on your bureau score (cibil).

Why Should You opt for Bank of Baroda for Home Loans

With a Bank of Baroda Home Loan, you can enjoy a free credit card and concession of 0.25% for car loans . You can also opt for a group credit life insurance cover when you apply. This cover protects the family against the borrower's death, and the family is not required to repay the Home Loan to the extent of the claim amount. You can pay the premium for the cover along with the EMIs.

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It's a new year and a new normal in the lives of most people. Yet Buying a home of one's own continues to be one of the biggest aspirations. However, with skyrocketing prices of real estate, property purchase remains out of the reach of many individuals. For this very reason, homebuyers are now increasingly opting for Home Loans to fund their dream house purchase. Banks and several lenders these days offer housing finance at competitive rates of interest, subject to several terms and conditions.

Understanding Home Loan Prepayment - Rules, Benefits, and Charges

If you are looking to reduce your debt burden, you should consider prepayment of home loan. As soon as your finances improve, you can choose to finish your home loan, either in part or in full. If you repay your home loan completely or in part before the scheduled tenure, it is called prepayment of home loan.

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