| Loan Schemes | Floating Rate of Interest | Loan Amount | Processing Fees |
| Union Personal (Under Tie-up) | 10.90% p.a. -11.00% p.a. | Up to Rs.15 lakh | Nil |
| Union Personal (Under Non Tie-up) | 11.90% p.a. – 12.00% p.a. | Up to Rs.5 lakh for first time/new borrowers, and up to Rs.15 lakh for existing borrowers who have a good repayment history of two years | Nil |
| Union Personal (For Non-Salaried Individuals) | 12.90% p.a. – 13.00% p.a. | Up to Rs.5 lakh for first time/new borrowers, and up to Rs.15 lakh for existing borrowers who have a good repayment history of two years | Nil |
| Special Retail Lending for Government Employees | In case employer undertaking is available: 8.90% p.a. – 9.00% p.a. In case employer undertaking is not available: 10.40% p.a. – 10.50% p.a. |
Up to Rs.15 lakh based on the repayment capacity of the borrower | Nil |
1. Do I have to pay any extra fee when taking a personal loan?
If you are a salaried or self-employed individual looking to take a personal loan, you will have to pay a processing fee of 0.50% of the loan amount. The amount will be deducted from your loan amount at the time of disbursal.
2. What is the difference between pre-payment, and foreclosure?
Pre-payment means that you are paying off a certain amount of the outstanding loan amount before the expiry of the tenure, and foreclosure means that you are paying off the entire outstanding loan amount before the completion of the tenure.
3. How will my personal loan be disbursed?
Lenders usually disburse the loan amount by electronically depositing into your savings account.
4. Are Union Bank personal loan interest rates different for salaried and self-employed applicants?
Yes, salaried applicants can take personal loans from the Union Bank of India at interest rates starting from 8.90% p.a., while the interest rates applicable to self-employed applicants start from 12.90% p.a.
5. What are the main factors that determine the interest rate applicable to my personal loan?
The main factors taken into consideration by banks and financial institutions when determining your interest rate include your credit score, your current liabilities, and your income.
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