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Home Loan Interest Rates in India for 2024

Explore the latest home loan interest rates offered by top banks and financial institutions in India for the year 2024. Find competitive rates, flexible repayment options, and expert guidance to help you make informed decisions about financing your dream home. Start your home buying journey today!

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Home Loan Interest Rates

Home Loan Interest Rates in India for 2024

Banks 

Starting Interest Rate (p.a.) 

Processing Fees 

Kotak Mahindra Bank 

8.70% p.a. onwards 

Salaried: 0.5% Plus taxes; Self-Employed/Commercial: 1.0% Plus taxes. 

Union Bank of India 

8.35% p.a. onwards 

100% processing fee waived for Union Home loans, valid from 16 November 2023 to 31 December 2023, CIC Score 700+ 

Bank of Baroda 

8.40% p.a. onwards 

No processing fee; discounted upfront fee. 

Central Bank of India 

8.50% p.a. onwards 

0.50% up to Rs.20,000 Plus GST (waived till 31 March 2024) 

Bank of India 

8.30% p.a. onwards 

Full waiver on processing fees for new home loans until 31 December 2023. 

State Bank of India 

8.60% p.a. onwards 

Clean Overdraft: No charges. SBI Pension Loan: 1% or Rs.1000-10000 Plus GST. Jai Jawan Pension Loan: No charges. Xpress Credit: 1.50% or Rs.1000-15000 Plus GST. 

HDFC Home Loans 

8.50% p.a. onwards 

Up to 0.50% or Rs.3000 Plus taxes, whichever is higher. Minimum retention: 50% or Rs.3000 Plus taxes, whichever is higher. 

LIC Housing Finance 

8.85% p.a. onwards 

For amounts up to Rs.1 crore, it is 0.25% of the loan amount, with a maximum of Rs.15,000 Plus GST.For amounts above Rs.1 crore and up to Rs.2 cr0re, the fee is Rs.20,000 Plus GST.For amounts above Rs.2 crore and up to Rs.5 crore, the fee is Rs.25,000 Plus GST.For amounts above Rs.5 crore and up to Rs.15 crore, the fee is Rs.50,000 Plus GST. 

Axis Bank 

8.70% p.a. onwards 

Up to 1% or min. Rs.10,000 Plus GST 

Canara Bank 

8.55% p.a. onwards 

Contact the bank 

Punjab and Sind Bank 

8.55% p.a. onwards 

0.15% of the loan amount will be charged, with a minimum of Rs.1000 and a maximum of Rs.3750. For loans above Rs.25 lakh and up to Rs.50 lakh, the fee is 0.25% of the loan amount, capped at a maximum of Rs.12500. Similarly, loans above Rs.50 lakh but less than Rs.75 lakh incur a fee of 0.25% of the loan amount, with a maximum limit of Rs.15000. Loans of Rs.75 lakh and above carry a charge of 0.25% of the loan amount. 

IDFC First Bank 

8.75% p.a. onwards 

Up to 3% of the overall loan amount. 

Bank of Maharashtra 

8.35% p.a. onwards 

No processing fees. 

Indian Overseas Bank 

8.85% p.a. onwards 

Processing charges are completely waived, entailing a 100% exemption. 

Punjab National Bank 

8.40% p.a. onwards

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UCO Bank 

8.45% p.a. onwards 

Contact the Bank. 

IDBI Bank 

8.45% p.a. onwards 

0.50% (Rs. 2,500 - Rs.5,000) 

HSBC Bank 

8.45% p.a. onwards 

1% of loan amount or Rs.10,000, whichever is higher.  

Karur Vysya Bank 

8.95% p.a. onwards 

Loans up to Rs.25 Lakhs incur a charge of Rs.2,500 Plus GST.Loans ranging from Rs.25 Lakhs to Rs.50 Lakhs carry a processing fee of Rs.5,000 Plus GST.For loans exceeding Rs.50 Lakhs, the processing fee is Rs.7,500 Plus GST.  

Saraswat Bank Home Loan 

8.60% p.a. onwards 

Up to Rs.35 lakh: NlRs.35 lakh - Rs.50 lakh: 0.30% of loan amountRs.50 lakh - Rs.70 lakh: 0.40% of loan amountRs.70 lakh - Rs.1.40 lakh: 0.50% of loan amount 

Jammu and Kashmir Bank 

8.75% p.a. onwards 

0.50% Plus GST (min. Rs.2,000 and max. Rs.50,000) 

South Indian Bank 

8.50% p.a. onwards 

0.50% of the loan amount or a minimum of Rs. 5,000 + GST 

PNB Housing Finance Limited 

8.50% p.a. onwards 

Up to 1.00% 

Federal Bank 

8.80% p.a. onwards 

Contact the bank  

Standard Chartered Bank 

8.65% p.a. onwards 

Contact the bank 

Aavas Financiers 

Contact the bank 

1.00% 

Karnataka Bank 

8.58% p.a. onwards 

Contact the bank 

Sundaram Home Finance 

Contact the bank for information on the floating/variable interest rate linked to market lending rates. 

Up to 0.75% of the loan amount plus applicable GST. 

Dhanlaxmi Bank 

Contact the bank 

1.00% of the loan amount, Plus service tax (with a minimum of Rs.10,000 Plus service tax). 

Tata Capital 

8.70% p.a. onwards 

Rs.999 Plus GST 

Tamilnad Mercantile Bank 

9.45% p.a. onwards 

0.50% of loan amount Plus GST 

Bandhan Bank 

9.16% p.a. onwards 

0.25% to 1.00% plus GST 

Yes Bank 

9.40% p.a. to 10.25% p.a. 

1.5% of the loan amount plus GST or Rs.10,000, whichever is higher 

Hudco Home Loan 

9.25% p.a. onwards 

Nil 

Indiabulls 

9.30% p.a. onwards 

0.50% onwards 

Aditya Birla 

Contact the bank 

Up to 1% 

GIC Housing Finance 

8.80% p.a. onwards 

Rs.2,500 Plus Applicable GST 

Reliance Home Finance 

9.75% p.a. onwards 

Up to 1.5% 

Shriram Housing 

9.50% p.a. onwards 

Up to 2.5% of the loan amount Plus applicable taxes. 

India Shelter Finance 

10.50% p.a. to 20% p.a. 

2.50% Plus Taxes as processing fee 

Home Loan Interest Rates for All Banks (Updated January 2024)

Compare the lowest home loan interest rates starting from 8.40% p.a. and apply for the best home loan. Get the complete list of current housing loan rates of interest in India from all leading banks and financial institutions.

Note:

  • All HDFC Home Loans are at the sole discretion of HDFC Home Loans.

How to Calculate Interest on Home Loan? In general, home loans are long-term loans, and it is important to figure out your overall interest liability towards the loan. You can calculate the same using one of the two methods listed below:

  1. EMI Calculator:

    • Fill up the fields provided on the calculator with the following details: Home Loan Amount, Loan Repayment Tenure, and Rate of Interest.
    • Click on the 'Calculate' button to get a detailed breakup of your loan, including the amount payable towards interest.
  2. EMI Calculation Formula:

    • EMI = [P x r x (1+r)^n]/[(1+r)^n-1]
    • Wherein, P is the Principal, r is the rate of interest, and n is the number of instalments or loan tenure in months.

How to Calculate the Effective Interest Rate? The applicable interest rate on a home loan consists of two components: the base rate and the markup rate. The combination of the two is what you will be paying on the loan.

  • Base Rate: It is the standard lending rate of the bank, applicable for all retail loans.
  • Markup: This component of a small percentage is added to the base rate to arrive at the Effective Interest Rate (EIR) for a specific type of home loan.

Effective Interest Rate (EIR) = Base Rate + Markup

Types of Interest Rates in Home Loan: There are mainly two types of home loan interest rates charged by most banks.

  1. Fixed Interest Rate:

    • The rate remains constant throughout the loan tenor.
    • Shielded from frequent rate fluctuations.
  2. Floating Interest Rate:

    • Subject to current lending rates of the bank.
    • Linked to the latest published rate of the bank.

Determining Factors for Your Home Loan Interest Rate: Lenders consider various factors while assessing your eligibility and determining the interest rate for your home loan.

  • Credit Score
  • Income and Employment
  • Loan Amount
  • Type of Home Loan
  • Interest Rate Concession for Women Borrowers
  • Type of Interest Rate

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