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Understanding Home Loan Interest Rate Reset Dates

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Understanding Home Loan Interest Rate Reset Dates

Vizzve Admin

Have you ever noticed your home loan EMI suddenly increase, even without taking a new loan? That’s often due to something called an interest rate reset date—a key but often overlooked feature in floating rate home loans.

In this blog, Vizzve Finance breaks down what an interest rate reset date is, how it impacts your loan, and how you can plan smartly around it.

💡 What Is an Interest Rate Reset Date?

A reset date is when the lender revises the interest rate on your floating rate home loan based on changes in the benchmark rate (e.g., repo rate or external benchmark).

📌 In simple terms:

It’s the date when your lender recalculates your home loan interest rate, which may lead to a new EMI or a change in tenure.

🏦 Why Do Banks Use Reset Dates?

Lenders link floating home loans to a benchmark like:

Repo Rate

MCLR (Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate)

RLLR (Repo Linked Lending Rate)

Instead of changing rates daily, banks revise them periodically—usually every 6 months or 1 year—on the reset date.

📊 How It Affects You

Example:

ParameterBefore ResetAfter Reset
Interest Rate8.25%8.75%
EMI (on ₹30L for 20 yrs)₹25,480₹26,498
Change+₹1,018 

The reset doesn’t happen immediately after a repo rate change—it happens only on your scheduled reset date.

🧾 How to Find Your Reset Date

You can find your reset date in:

Your loan sanction letter

The loan agreement

Online loan dashboard from your lender

Or request it through Vizzve’s loan management service

✅ Fixed vs Floating: Reset Dates Matter Only for Floating Rates

Type of LoanReset Date ImpactNotes
Floating Rate✅ YesBased on repo or MCLR
Fixed Rate❌ NoStays the same for 3–10 yrs
Hybrid Rate✅ After fixed termSwitches to floating after X years

💡 Tips to Handle Rate Resets

1. 🔍 Know Your Reset Frequency

Is it 6 months or 12 months? Vizzve recommends borrowers negotiate a longer reset cycle if repo volatility is high.

2. 📉 Plan for EMI Fluctuations

Prepare your budget for a possible rise or fall in EMI every reset cycle.

3. 🔄 Consider Switching if Unfavorable

If your bank is not passing on repo rate cuts or charging high spreads, consider a balance transfer with Vizzve to a better lender.

4. 🧑‍💼 Talk to a Vizzve Advisor

Our experts can help decode your loan terms and ensure your reset clause works in your favor—not against you.

🧮 How Vizzve Finance Helps

🕒 Tracks your reset dates and alerts you before changes

🧾 Compares new offers in case reset rate is unfavorable

🔁 Assists with loan refinancing or balance transfer

📈 Provides CIBIL improvement tips to lower interest offers

📌 Conclusion

Interest rate reset dates are more than just dates—they decide your monthly outflow. Knowing when and how they happen gives you power to plan, negotiate, or switch. With Vizzve Finance, you get full control over your home loan—from disbursal to reset and beyond.

Published on 3rd july

Publisher : SMITA

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