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Pensioners’ Personal Loan
    

 Target Group & Eligibility Criteria

All the state Govt., Central Govt., teachers’ pensioners & family pensioners drawing monthly pension through our branches or from Post Office/Other Banks.

Definition:

Pension means basic pension plus dearness relief at the time of sanction of credit facility.

Age:

Must not exceed 73 years (Seventy three years) as on the date of disbursement of loan.

Purpose:

For any purpose.

Loan amount:

Up to 10 months’ pension inclusive of relief subject to the following limit.

  • Maximum Rs. 2.00 Lac for pensioners up to 65 years of age
  • Maximum Rs. 1.00 Lac for pensioners above 65 years of age
    (Age will be reckoned as on date of sanction of loan)
  • Minimum Rs. 25000 / -

Margin:

Nil

Repayment Period:

Maximum 48 months

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Insurance:

Group Personal Accident Insurance Policy of Rs.75,000/- covering accidental death for the pensioners availing loan under Personal Loan Scheme for Pensioners.

Disbursement:

By credit to his / her (Principal Borrower) S/B account

Processing Fee:

Nil

Collateral Security:

In case of the borrower drawing pension from our Bank and family pensioner is alive:
  • Personal Guarantee of the family pensioner as mentioned in the PPO

For others:

  • Pledge of NSC / KVP / FDR etc. covering 25% or 50% (subject to the condition of family pensioners) of loan amount.
  • In case the above security/ies stand/s in the name of third party/parties personal guarantee from him/her/them.
  • Guarantee from 2 persons having individual net worth equal to two times of loan amount, preferably from legal heirs / son / spouse / daughter. 

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