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1-year + +3.80% to 1-year + +9.15%, based on and internal score. The page displays effective rate as 0.00%.
  • Floating pricing uses + Strategic Premium + 3.50%8.85%
  • fixed pricing uses 1-year + Strategic Premium + 3.80%9.15%. The applicable spread is based on the applicant's score and internal score. Bank of Baroda publishes 7.90% effective 6 December 2025 and 1-year 8.75% effective 12 August 2026 on its retail-rate page.
Existing-to-bank customers: ₹10 lakh. New-to-bank customers: ₹5 lakh. New-to-credit customers: ₹5 lakh.
Repayment period 12–60 months.
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  • 2% of loan amount plus applicable
  • minimum ₹1,000 plus and maximum ₹10,000 plus . Stamp duty is as per the applicable state stamp act.
  • 2% p.a. on overdue instalments, interest and service charges for the actual days of default
  • also 2% p.a. on outstanding credit facilities for non-submission of sanctioned documents, security-perfection breaches or other material sanction non-compliance.
  • Applicable Home Loan , including risk premium where applicable and based on the current , plus Strategic Premium plus 0.50%
  • the page does not publish a single effective rate.
Current Bank of Baroda and the linked home-loan pricing rules.
  • The states that the maximum home loan can be ₹10 crore per unit depending on the area and that financing can reach 90% of property cost for newly constructed houses/flats under the housing-loan scheme
  • this is context for the linked home loan, not a stated Home Suvidha limit.
  • Fresh or takeover linked cases follow the maximum term of the sanctioned/proposed Home Loan
  • existing linked cases follow the residual Home Loan period. The facility is co-terminus with the linked Home Loan.
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  • The page’s table, effective 1 April 2025, lists for Baroda Home Loan (all variants): loan up to ₹50 lakh50%, minimum ₹8,500 and maximum ₹15,000
  • above ₹50 lakh25%, minimum ₹8,500 and maximum ₹25,000
  • takeover — flat ₹8,500. The source displays 50%/25% and should be confirmed with the current card-rate schedule because the formatting appears inconsistent with the stated rupee caps.
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  • Digital: + + 2.75% (effective 10.90%)
  • non-digital: + + 3.25% (11.40%)
  • retired /family pensioners: + + 0.60% (8.75%).
+ + 2
Regular pensioner: ₹8 lakh up to age 70 and ₹5 lakh above age 70. Family pensioner: ₹3 lakh up to age 70 and ₹1.50 lakh above age 70.
  • 60 months for regular/family pensioners up to age 70
  • 36 months for those above age 70.
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  • Nil for pensioners/family pensioners
  • ₹1,000 plus for other pensioners.
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Baroda Personal LoanBank of Baroda
Floating effective rate: 10.15%17.50% by category and -linked spread. Fixed effective rate: 10.95%18.00% by category and -linked spread.
  • Floating pricing is linked to plus a -score-based spread
  • fixed pricing is linked to 1 Year plus a category and -score-based spread.
Maximum ₹20,00,000, linked to occupation and account relationship. Minimum ₹1,00,000 in metro/urban branches and ₹50,000 in rural/semi-urban branches.
  • Repayment period is up to 84 months for qualifying government//autonomous-body and national-repute educational-institution employees with a Bank of Baroda salary account
  • up to 72 months for the comparable group using another bank
  • 48–60 months for other eligible employees, agents, professionals and business persons.
  • Eligible applicants include government, , autonomous-body, public/joint-sector, listed public-company, MNC and recognised educational-institution employees with at least one year continuous service
  • private-company, trust and employees with at least one year
  • insurance agents with at least two years
  • and self-employed professionals or business persons with at least one year stable practice/business. Minimum age is 21
  • at repayment end, age must not exceed 60 for salaried or 65 for non-salaried applicants. Staff and / applicants are excluded.
Government employees maintaining a Bank of Baroda salary account: nil. Others: 1.00%2.00% of loan amount plus , minimum ₹1,000 plus and maximum ₹10,000 plus .
The reviewed official page does not publish a separate prepayment or foreclosure charge in its Features, Eligibility, Interest rates & charges or sections.
  • Starting from 10.65% at present
  • fixed and floating rate regimes are available.
Bank of Baroda says applies to all retail lending products. The current page lists at 7.90% (repo 5.25% + markup/base spread 2.65%) effective 6 December 2025 and 1-year at 8.75% effective 12 August 2026. Product-specific spreads, pricing and scheme conditions determine the applicable rate.
₹50,000 to ₹15 lakh.
36 to 60 months.
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  • 2% of loan amount excluding , maximum ₹15,000 excluding
  • special concessions may apply to government employees.
Floating rate: nil. Fixed rate: 3% plus on the prepaid amount during the first 3 years.
  • RBLR + 1.30%, presently 9.40% p.a.
  • DRI cases are stated at 4%. Interest is calculated on a daily reducing balance.
  • RBLR plus 1.30%
  • current rate sheet shows 9.40% p.a. present rate.
Maximum limit up to ₹2 lakh. Maximum quantum is 15 times net monthly salary for salaried applicants or 100% of net annual income for self-employed applicants.
Up to 60 months.
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  • Nil processing charge
  • the current rate sheet also lists the charge as waived.
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Star Personal LoanBank of India
  • Starts from 11.85% p.a.
  • linked to the borrower’s Personal Score and calculated on a daily reducing balance.
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Up to 84 months.
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1.00% of loan amount, minimum ₹2,500 and maximum ₹15,000. Differently abled customers receive nil processing charges under the published concession.
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  • Starts from 11.85% p.a.
  • interest is calculated on a daily reducing balance.
The page publishes daily reducing-balance interest but no separate named benchmark.
  • Maximum limit up to ₹20 lakh
  • maximum quantum is 24 times. The page also provides a Know Your Eligibility calculator rather than a universal fixed minimum amount.
Up to 84 months.
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1.00% of loan amount, minimum ₹2,500 and maximum ₹15,000.
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Flexible repayment is published, but no universal numeric maximum tenure appears on the current product page or rate schedule.
  • No income threshold or credit check is required
  • eligibility depends on holding an eligible Bank of Maharashtra fixed deposit.
Nil processing fee and zero documentation required for the published digital journey.
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9.75%-15.00% p.a. effective rate across the published salaried, professional and housing-loan-linked business categories and bands.
8.05% plus 1.70%-6.95%, depending on borrower category, salary-account relationship and score.
Loan amount is up to 20 times gross monthly income, capped at ₹20 lakh.
  • Category A salaried customers may repay up to 84 months with a Bank of Maharashtra salary account or 60 months with another bank
  • Category B/C and professional schemes allow 60 months
  • business class with an eligible home loan allows 84 months.
Minimum annual income ₹3 lakh.
1.00% of loan amount plus .
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  • Canara's official pension calculator displays an interest-rate range of 10.40%11.60% p.a.
  • final rate depends on pensioner category and assessment.
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  • Age at sanction determines the maximum: below 60 years ₹15 lakh
  • age 60–70 ₹10 lakh
  • age 70–75 ₹5 lakh.
  • Below age 60: up to 84 months
  • age 60–70: up to 60 months
  • age 70–75: up to 36 months, with age-at-full-repayment caps of 67, 75 and 78 respectively.
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100% waived.
No prepayment penalty.
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₹50,000 minimum to ₹10 lakh maximum.
Repayment from 12 months to 60 months.
Minimum salary credit of ₹50,000 per month in the salary account.
  • 0.50% of loan amount, minimum ₹500 and maximum ₹2,500, excluding applicable taxes
  • other charges apply as applicable.
  • No collateral or security
  • co-obligation waived. A separate prepayment charge is not printed on the reviewed page.
Cent Personal Loan SchemeCentral Bank of India
The page links to Central Bank's latest interest-rate table rather than stating a standalone percentage.
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  • 24 times gross salary, subject to a maximum of ₹20 lakh
  • net take-home pay must be at least 50% of gross salary after statutory dues and all loan instalments. A 40% take-home threshold is permitted where an employer undertaking is available.
84 equated monthly instalments, in multiples of 12.
Minimum gross salary ₹1.80 lakh per year.
  • 1.00% of loan amount plus
  • nil for defence personnel. Documentation is ₹270 plus up to ₹2 lakh and ₹450 plus above ₹2 lakh
  • nil for defence personnel.
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IB Pension LoanIndian Bank
9.90%10.15% p.a. floating for Pension Loan in Indian Bank's current personal-segment rate table dated 14 August 2026.
The Pension Loan row is labelled floating but the current official table does not identify a named benchmark or spread.
Regular pensioner: up to 18 times monthly pension credit. Family pensioner: up to 12 times monthly pension credit.
Maximum 10 years, subject to the applicable maximum exit age: 78 years for regular pensioners and 75 years for family pensioners.
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  • Nil for loan amounts up to ₹25,000
  • ₹250 above ₹25,000 under the current Indian Bank personal-segment processing-fee schedule.
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9.00% to 9.25% p.a. floating for IB Professional in Indian Bank's current personal-segment rate table dated 14 August 2026.
The current IB Professional rate row is labelled floating but does not identify a named benchmark or spread.
The lower of 2.50 times the lowest gross annual income during the last two years or ₹30 lakh.
Term loan maximum 84 equated monthly instalments.
  • Minimum annual gross income ₹7.50 lakh during each of the last two years
  • professionals must have filed regularly for the last two years.
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employees with a PNB salary account: +, presently 8.10% p.a. floating / 9.10% fixed. Without a PNB salary account: ++0.50%, presently 8.60% floating / 9.60% fixed.
  • + for employees with PNB salary account
  • ++0.50% without a PNB salary account.
Up to 24× gross monthly salary, capped at ₹20 lakh, subject to repayment capacity.
Remaining period of service or maximum 72 , whichever is earlier.
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Nil processing/upfront fee and nil documentation charges.
Nil.
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₹2 lakh minimum and ₹20 lakh maximum, or 24× monthly gross salary/income, whichever is lower.
  • Up to 84 or the remaining service period, whichever is earlier
  • overdraft is adjusted over a maximum 84 months.
Minimum gross annual income/salary ₹5 lakh and above is mandatory.
  • 0.90% of loan amount
  • documentation charge ₹450, with /taxes added where applicable.
NIL.
PNB Matritva Personal LoanPunjab National Bank
  • ++2.15% irrespective of score
  • the supplies the spread but no fixed-rate alternative.
+ + 2.15%.
₹25,000 minimum and ₹3 lakh maximum, subject to repayment capacity.
  • Repay within the remaining service period or maximum 72 equated monthly instalments, beginning the month after disbursement
  • no moratorium is granted.
Minimum income/salary above ₹25,000 per month, with at least two years of service including previous-employer service.
NIL upfront fee and documentation charges.
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Term/demand loan and overdraft are priced at BR + 2.50% in the PNB pensioner product disclosure.
BR (Bank Rate) plus 2.50% as stated in the pensioner scheme disclosure.
Minimum ₹25,000. Maximum is ₹10 lakh up to age 70, ₹7.5 lakh above 70 to 75, and ₹5 lakh above 75, each subject to the stated pension multiple.
  • Maximum 60 or up to age 78, whichever is earlier
  • borrowers above age 75 are limited to 24 in the scheme disclosure.
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  • Nil processing/upfront fee
  • documentation charge ₹500 plus in the current pensioner scheme disclosure.
NIL.
PNB Personal Loan for PublicPunjab National Bank
  • PNB's official retail disclosure for personal loans reports a 9.40%17.05% p.a. range for the quarter reviewed
  • the individual sanctioned rate varies by borrower and scheme.
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Up to 24 times gross monthly salary, subject to repayment capacity, with a maximum of ₹20 lakh.
  • Maximum 72 or the remaining service period, whichever is earlier
  • defence personnel are capped at 60 .
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  • 1.00% of loan amount
  • documentation charge ₹270 up to ₹2 lakh and ₹450 above ₹2 lakh. Defence personnel processing and documentation charges are nil in the schedule.
NIL.
PNB Pre-Approved Personal LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Floating rate is 10.60% p.a. for eligible government/State//private salary, pensioner, /TRV and existing-loan routes with 800
  • 11.60% at CIBIL 750799
  • 12.60% at CIBIL 700749 or nil/no hit where applicable. Fixed rates are 1 percentage point higher in the published table.
+ (Repo Linked Lending Rate plus Business Strategic Premium), with spread determined by customer route and band.
  • ₹20 lakh for eligible government/defence/paramilitary/ and PNB-salary private employees
  • ₹8 lakh for existing borrowers or pensioners, ₹4 lakh for /TRV route and ₹6 lakh for customers with fully repaid loans.
Maximum 72 months, with route-specific age caps of 60, 65 or 70 years.
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  • 0.50% of loan amount, minimum ₹500 plus
  • includes upfront, documentation, stamp-duty, and other listed charges.
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PNB Sahyog Personal LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Current table varies by borrower band: 10.25% p.a. floating for defence/paramilitary salary-account borrowers
  • 10.60% p.a. for qualifying government borrowers with CIBIL 800+
  • 11.60% where is 750799 or nil history. Fixed rates are 11.25%, 11.60% and 12.60% respectively.
  • + plus a borrower-band spread
  • current spreads range from +2.15% to +3.50% in the published Sahyog table.
Up to 15× gross monthly salary, maximum ₹10 lakh.
Remaining service period or maximum 60 , whichever is earlier.
Minimum take-home after deductions ₹15,000 in metro/urban centres or ₹10,000 in semi-urban/rural centres.
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PNB Swaagat Personal LoanPunjab National Bank
  • Floating 10.60% to 12.60% p.a. by band
  • fixed 11.60% to 13.60% p.a. under the current PNB Swaagat rate table.
  • + with the published -band spread
  • the table identifies Repo Linked Lending Rate and Business Strategic Premium components.
  • ₹25,000 minimum to ₹10 lakh maximum
  • up to ₹6 lakh is available through the single- journey.
Up to 72 months, or until the borrower reaches age 60, whichever is earlier.
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SBI Loan Against PropertyState Bank of India
  • One-year plus 1.45%-2.50% when salary provides over 50% of , or plus 2.10%-3.00% when business, profession or rent provides over 50%
  • the linked spread table was last updated in 2019
plus 1
₹10 lakh to ₹7.5 crore, with the maximum subject to property location
Minimum five years and maximum 15 years, subject to income continuity, property life and repayment before the eldest borrower turns 70
₹25,000 net monthly income or ₹3 lakh annual income
Loan against Property (): 1% of the loan amount, capped at ₹50,000, plus applicable .
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SBI Personal LoanState Bank of India
  • Starting from 10.00% p.a.
  • final rate is applicant-specific and subject to the linked current rate schedule
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₹1 lakh to ₹50 lakh, capped at the lower of 30 times net monthly income or the amount meeting an / ratio up to 65%
6 to 84 months, closing by retirement, contract end or age 60 as applicable
  • ₹20,000 for government or defence employees
  • ₹25,000 for corporate employees
  • Up to 1.50% of loan amount, minimum ₹1,000 and maximum ₹15,000, plus
  • published category and credit-score waivers may apply
  • 2.40% p.a. on the irregular portion up to 60 days
  • 5% p.a. thereafter under the page's stated conditions
  • 7.50% p.a. onwards
  • published as effective from 15 June 2025, subject to terms and conditions.
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Up to ₹15 lakh for an eligible pre-approved offer.
  • 6 months to 84 months, depending on the product variant
  • the available tenure is displayed during the application journey.
  • does not publish a single rupee minimum for PAPL. Eligibility is limited to pre-selected customers meeting -defined conditions, including a stipulated minimum salary for salary-account holders, a stipulated minimum balance for non-salary account holders, or a stipulated minimum pension for pensioners
  • existing Xpress Credit borrowers must have a satisfactory run account and required outstanding.
  • Nil to ₹10,000 plus , depending on the product feature
  • subject to revision.
  • A pre-payment penalty may apply depending on the product feature
  • the applicable charge is shown in the Key Fact Statement.
Union Personal LoanUnion Bank of India
  • Current retail table publishes score-linked Union Personal tiers from 9.05% p.a. for 800+ score under tie-up/non-tie-up salaried-professional schemes, with higher tiers down to 12.65% p.a. below 650
  • non-salaried tiers are separately published.
Union Bank's published reference benchmark is (Repo Rate), shown as 8.00% effective 13 June 2026 on the current loans-and-advances rate page. Product-specific premiums and concessions are shown separately in the retail table.
Up to ₹50 lakh, subject to eligibility and repayment capacity.
Up to 84 months (7 years).
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Green marks the most favourable compatible published number or range in each column; incomparable units and overlapping range trade-offs remain neutral. It does not account for eligibility, service, exclusions or personal suitability.