Balance Transfer and Top Up
Move a high-cost Home Loan or Loan Against Property to a better lender, with the option of a top-up.
Transfer your high-cost Home Loan or Loan Against Property to Best Bank for better savings
What Is a Home Loan or Loan Against Property Balance Transfer?
A balance transfer, also known as a Housing Loan or Loan Against Property takeover, involves moving the outstanding loan amount from the current lender to a new one offering better terms. In this article, understand exactly how a balance transfer works and determine if it's the right move for your unique financial situation.
Why Consider a Home Loan or LAP Balance Transfer?
The main reason to opt for a balance transfer is to secure a lower interest rate than what you are currently paying. Even a small rate reduction can lead to substantial savings over the loan tenure.
Other benefits of a home loan or LAP balance transfer are:
- Extended Loan Tenure: Borrowers can opt for a longer repayment period (up to 30 years in HL and LAP 20 yrs), which helps reduce the EMI burden.
- Access to Top-Up Loans: Additional funds can be availed to meet personal or financial needs without taking a separate loan.
- Flexibility in Interest Type: Option to switch between fixed and floating interest rates, depending on what suits one's finances.
- Enhanced Customer Experience: Many lenders provide superior service, faster processing, and seamless digital platforms.
Guide in this section
Detailed guidance on balance transfer & top up.
Balance Transfer & Top Up EMI calculator
Estimate the monthly instalment on a balance transfer & top up. Indicative only — your final rate depends on the lender, your profile and the collateral offered.
Prefer exact numbers? Type them in — the sliders and the boxes stay in sync.
Monthly EMI
₹44,186
over 240 monthly instalments
- Principal
- ₹50,00,000
- Total interest
- ₹56,04,529
- Total payable
- ₹1,06,04,529
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Have a question about Balance Transfer & Top Up?
Every case is different — especially when it is mixed with the legal aspects of collateral. Talk to us directly and we will tell you where you stand.