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2. Not choosing the right repayment tenure: Most borrowers want to finish off paying EMIs soon and so they choose shorter tenure like 6 months to clear the personal loan. However, things don’t go as planned always and unforeseen expenses can break your financial plans. Hence, it is better to take at least 1 year of repayment tenure for easy clearance of EMIs. Calculation for the same can be done using loan EMI calculators available on lender’s website or personal loan app.
3. Taking excessive loans: Personal loans are advertised with attractive promotional offers. This lures many borrowers to apply for a higher loan amount which is not actually needed. Always check the terms and conditions applicable for such loan selling offers. Taking undue loans can increase your financial burden during the repayment cycle.
5. Not reading the fine print: Clear terms and conditions as given by the financial firm is listed and described in the fine print copy of the loan application. Though it is a lengthy document, take time out to read the clauses to get clarity on different loan related aspects. Lack of document reading can lead to unpleasant disclosures as borrowers hardly know about the mentioned T & C in the loan papers.
6. Not examining the eligibility criteria: The personal loan eligibility criteria differs based on the type of loan and the financial firm. Except the KYC details of the borrower, an education loan or a medical loan will require different set of documents for verification. Hence, assuming a single eligibility criterion will be applicable to all the loans is a wrong perception. Before the loan application, borrowers should check the eligibility thoroughly to avoid loan rejection blunder.
7. Sending Multiple Loan Requests: No response to your first loan application? Do give time for processing and verification. Impulsive borrowers or those in need of super urgent money tend to post multiple loan requests. This affects your credit score, reflects an unprofessional attitude and can lead to loan rejection.