Loan Glossary India
Every financial term you need to understand before taking a loan — explained simply with real examples.
CIBIL Score
A 3-digit credit score (300–900) that summarises your credit history for lenders.
Read moreCo-applicant
A person who applies for a loan jointly with the primary borrower.
Read moreCollateral
An asset pledged by the borrower as security against the loan.
Read moreDPD
Days Past Due — the number of days a loan payment is overdue.
Read moreEMI
Equated Monthly Instalment — the fixed monthly payment made to repay a loan.
Read moreForeclosure
Repaying the entire outstanding loan balance before the end of the tenure.
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A person who promises to repay the loan if the primary borrower defaults.
Read moreInterest Rate
The percentage charged by a lender on the borrowed amount, expressed per annum.
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Loan-to-Value ratio — the percentage of the property value that a lender will finance.
Read moreMoratorium
A temporary pause in loan EMI payments, during which interest continues to accrue.
Read moreNACH Mandate
National Automated Clearing House — a system that auto-debits your EMI from your bank account.
Read moreNOC
No Objection Certificate — a document confirming no outstanding disputes on a property or loan.
Read morePrincipal
The original amount borrowed in a loan, excluding interest.
Read moreProcessing Fee
An upfront fee charged by lenders to cover loan application and administrative costs.
Read moreTenure
The duration of the loan — the agreed period within which the borrower must repay.
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