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Ready to Prepay or Refinance? Check Your Loan Health on Vizzve Today!

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Ready to Prepay or Refinance? Check Your Loan Health on Vizzve Today!

Vizzve Admin

When you have extra funds, it’s tempting to pay off your loan early — but is it the right move financially?

Prepayment or foreclosure means paying off your loan before the tenure ends. Sounds great, but there’s more to it.

Let’s break it down — with insights from Vizzve Finance.

 Pros of Prepaying a Personal Loan

1. 🏁 Save on Interest

Interest is calculated monthly. Closing early = less total interest paid.

2. 📈 Improve Credit Score

Shows lenders you're financially responsible.

3. 🧠 Peace of Mind

One less EMI = one less worry every month.

 Cons of Closing a Loan Too Early

1. 💸 Foreclosure Charges

Many lenders charge 2–5% on the outstanding loan as a penalty.

2. ❌ No Tax Benefits (Unlike Home Loans)

No major deductions to lose, but no gain either.

3. 🔄 May Affect Credit Mix

Some credit bureaus like to see active and well-managed loans. Closing everything may lower your credit variety.

 When Should You Prepay?

✅ You’re in the last leg of loan (80% already paid)? — Skip it. Interest savings are minimal now.

✅ You just got a bonus or windfall early in the loan? — Yes, prepay to reduce interest burden.

✅ You’re planning another big loan (like home or car)? — Prepay small loans first to reduce debt-to-income ratio.

 Vizzve Tip: Ask for a Foreclosure Quote First

Before closing, ask your lender or use Vizzve’s EMI & prepayment calculator to:

Check foreclosure charges

See net interest saved

Plan a smarter closure strategy

 Important: Prepayment ≠ Part-Payment

Part-payment: You pay some chunk early and continue EMIs.
Foreclosure: You pay entire balance and close the loan.

Both have different rules. Confirm with your lender.

 Real Example:

Loan: ₹1,00,000
Tenure: 12 months
Interest: 14%
EMIs Paid: 6

If you foreclose now, you save ₹3,500+ in interest. But lender charges ₹2,000 as fee. Net gain: ₹1,500. Worth it? Depends on your goal.

FAQs

Q1. Is it better to prepay early or late in a loan?
Early! That’s when interest forms a bigger chunk of your EMI.

Q2. Do all lenders charge for prepayment?
Not all. Vizzve offers zero foreclosure charges on select products.

Q3. Will prepayment improve my credit score?
Yes, slightly. But only if other credit behavior stays positive.

Q4. Can I prepay Vizzve loans online?
Yes! Log into your dashboard, choose "Foreclose Loan," and pay digitally.

 Final Takeaway

Prepaying your loan is a smart move when:

You're early in the tenure

You can avoid or absorb foreclosure charges

You have no better investment use for the funds

But don’t rush it blindly. Use calculators, read the fine print, and speak with your lender.

Published on : 23rd  July

Published by : SMITA

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