Edelweiss Home Loan Interest Rate 2020

Edelweiss Home Loan

Edelweiss offers housing loan to people who want money to purchase a house, home renovation and home extension etc. The house itself acts as a security to the loan. Edelweiss Housing loan rate of interest is best in the market.

Edelweiss Home Loan Rate

Edelweiss home loan interest rates are in the range of 10.50% to 10.90%, with special discounted rates for specific category of borrowers such as ladies borrowers for whom the bank offers the lowest interest rate of 10.50%.

Products	Interest Rates
Edelweiss Home Loan Floating	10.50% - 10.90%

Edelweiss Housing Loan

Lowest Edelweiss Home Loan Rate	10.50% Compare Offers
Interest Rate Linked to	PLR
Processing Fee	Upto 0.25%
Max Tenure	25 years
Lowest EMI	₹ 944 per lakh
Prepayment Charges	Allowed with Nil charges for floating rate loans Check Prepayment Rules
Age	Min 21 and Max 60 years for Salaried Min 21 and Max 65 years for Self Employed

Latest Edelweiss home loan rate starts from 10.50% , as applicable based on the PLR, which is 17.50%, last announced on 30th Nov 15. Any change in PLR will translate into a similar change in the bank’s home finance rate. Edelweiss housing finance interest rate depend upon the loan amount, salary and occupation of the borrower, nature of property and type of home loan scheme.

• Loan amount: Housing loan rate in Edelweiss depends upon the loan amount you apply for. Higher the loan amount, lesser will be the rate.
• Your Salary: Income helps in identifying the amount of loan that you can be eligible for. Bank's rate varies with your monthly income. Higher the income, lesser will be the rate as higher will be the loan amount.
• Type of loan opted for: Edelweiss also offers discounted or special rates for women borrowers to ensure that women own a house and become financially independent. If you are planning to take loan, adding a women co-applicant can help you get the lowest rates from Edelweiss.
• Existing bank customers: Edelweiss offers lower home loan rates to its existing bank account customers as compared to new bank customers, as it understands the past banking history of the customer and hence, is comfortable in sanctioning loan.

Edelweiss Home Loan Processing Fee

Edelweiss charges processing fees of upto 0.25% of the loan amount from its home loan customers to cover its expenses of conducting credit appraisal and technical evaluation of property. The processing fees has to be paid at the time of loan application and is generally non refundable. In addition to processing fees, the bank also charges certain technical and legal charges which are explained to the customer during the loan process and are payable once the loan application proceeds further

Edelweiss Home Loan Prepayment

Edelweiss charges Nil fees on prepayment of floating rate loans, as per RBI rules which prohibit banks from charging prepayment penalty on loans with floating rate of interest. If you decide to foreclose or transfer your housing loan to another bank, you need to apply for the same to Edelweiss. However, if you have taken a fixed rate home loan from Edelweiss, you will need to pay a foreclosure fees to close your account or transferring it another bank as per your loan agreement with Edelweiss.

Edelweiss Home Loan Procedure

If you want to get a housing loan from Edelweiss, the process of getting the loan is fairly easy. All you need to do is to apply for a home loan at MyLoanCare. We are a channel partner of all top banks in India including HDFC, SBI, Axis Bank, Citibank. Your loan application will be processed online, and Edelweiss’s representatives will get in touch to begin the process of getting a home finance. You will also be assisted by MyLoanCare’s housing loan advisor to ensure that all the lending process is smooth, quick and you get the best house loan from Edelweiss.

You can also make a comparison of Edelweiss’s Home Loan Interest rates and other charges using the MyLoanCare comparison tool. Once you apply online, you can check the real time status of your home loan application in your customer account section of MyLoanCare.

Edelweiss Home Loan Documents

Documents For Salaried employees

• Filled up loan application form
• 2 Passport Size Photo
• ITR of last 2 years
• Identity Proof - Passport/ Driving Licence/ Voter ID/ PAN
• Residential Address Proof - Leave and License/ Registered Rent Agreement/ Utility Bill (upto 3 months old), Passport
• Income Documents – 6 months payslip, 2 years Form 16, 6 months bank statement showing salary credit and any EMI debit
• Property Documents - Past title chain: Conveyance deed, Sales deed, Allotment letter, Possession letter, Latest property tax receipt, Copy of approved plan for construction/ extension

Documents For Self-Employed

• Filled up loan application form
• 2 Passport Size Photo
• Identity Proof - Passport/ Driving License/ Voter ID/ PAN
• Residential Address Proof - Leave and License/ Registered Rent Agreement/ Utility Bill (upto 3 months old), Passport
• Business proof such as VAT/ service tax registration, incorporation details in case of companies, business address proof, profit and loss account and balance sheets certified by CA, copy of partnership deed and proof of business existence and business profile
• Property Documents - Past title chain: Conveyance deed, Sales deed, Allotment letter, Possession letter, Latest property tax receipt, Copy of approved plan for construction/ extension

Edelweiss Pradhan Manti Awas Yojana

The government of India has launched many affordable housing loan schemes to facilitate availing home loan at concessional rates to lower and middle-income groups. Some of the popular schemes are:

a) PMAY or Home Loan Subsidy Scheme: Launched in 2015 to provide houses to the homeless. You can apply for PMAY at Edelweiss if you fulfil the eligibility criteria. Know more about PMAY Scheme

b) Pradhan Mantri Gramin Awas Yojana:  It focuses on homeless families and offers pucca houses with basic amenities.

c) DDA Housing Scheme: It aims to provide houses to low, middle, and high-income groups.

d) Tamil Nadu Housing Board Scheme: It started in 1961 to provide houses to varied income groups.

e) Mhada Lottery Scheme: Its a lottery scheme launched every year for buyers of varied income groups.

f) Rajiv Awas Yojana: Launched in 2009 with the aim of bringing illegal construction under the formal system and encourage slum-free India.

Each of these schemes has its conditions with respect to eligibility, the amount of loan that can be borrowed, and the rate of interest.

Maximum Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

10.5% to 10.9%

Representative example of the total cost of the loan, including all applicable fees

Here is an illustration of the total cost of the loan: Total amount borrowed: Rs. 1 Lakh Time period: 5 years to 25 years Edelweiss Home Loan Interest Rate: 10.50% to 10.90% Processing Fee payable to Edelweiss: Upto Rs. 10,000. Current offer for processing fee is Upto 0.25% Fee payable to MyLoanCare: NIL Total Monthly Cost – From Rs. 944 for a 25 years Rs. 1 Lakh loan at 10.50% (lowest rate, longest time period) to Rs. 2,169 for a 5 years Rs. 1 Lakh loan at 10.90% (highest rate, shortest time period). This is inclusive of principal repayment. Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of charge including all applicable fees: 10.5% to 10.9% Total cost payable over loan tenure: Rs. 40,156 for 5 years loan to Rs. 1.93 Lakh for 25 years loan Edelweiss’s terms and conditions as per loan agreement applicable. Short term loans/ pay day loans not available; minimum loan tenure: 5 years. Rate of interest depends upon income, job stability, loan amount, CIBIL score, credit profile, existing obligations, verification and other factors. Credit at sole discretion of Edelweiss.

Edelweiss Home Loan during Coronavirus

Edelweiss has not changed its Home Loan Interest Rate during the Coronavirus period with lowest rate continues to be at 10.50%. However, interest rate can be expected to come down post the RBI repo rate cut of 75 bps announced on 27th March 2020. You may expect some delay in getting a loan from Edelweiss during the COVID-19 outbreak due to social distancing norms.

Frequently Asked Questions