Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Allahabad Bank to cut interest rate by 25 basis points

MUMBAI:
Allahabad Depository Financial Institution will cut down the involvement charge per unit on lodging loans by 25 footing points
for both floating and fixed term loans up to Rs 20 lakh. The charge per unit cut follows
reduction in cost of incremental sedimentations by Allahabad Depository Financial Institution and a encouragement to loans
among little and medium category
borrowers. The cut is effectual April 1 on all
fresh sanctions. The lower limit involvement for 5-year time period will be 9.5 per cent per
annum and upper limit 10.5 per cent for 15-25 old age in PLR-linked
loans. The depository financial institution is also considering further
reduction in BPLR to do all BPLR-linked loans more comfy for its
borrowers. If approved, the projected decrease in BPLR will also become
effective from April 1.

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Monday, January 28, 2008

SBI asks borrowers to get rid of credit card debts

NEW DELHI: Country's biggest lender
State Depository Financial Institution of Republic Of India today asked the borrowers to command recognition card debt and
get quit of high-cost liabilities at all cost. "Control recognition card
debt. Bash whatever you can to acquire quit of your high-interest debt," SBI said in an
advertisement political campaign launched to educate borrowers on mitigating financial
risks. The political campaign follows the suggestions of the Modesty Depository Financial Institution of
India about the demand to educate borrowers who often fall into debt trap by
taking loans beyond their capacity to repay. SBI also advised bank
account holders to safegaurd their business relationships by setting up overdraft protection
and programming automatic repayments. In the educational campaign,
SBI urged the clients to salvage and put by establishing exigency finances and
opening retirement accounts. Asking the borrowers not to accept the
advise of fiscal advisers without questioning, the SBI urged the people to
explore the possibility of investment in common funds. "When saving
becomes a priority, you will truly get to collect wealth," the SBI
added.

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