Car loan foreclosure charges
Loan Amount | Foreclosure Charges |
Up to Rs. 10,000 | 2% of the principal outstanding |
Rs. 10,001 to Rs. 25,000 | 4% of the principal outstanding |
Rs. 25,001 to Rs. 50,000 | 5% of the principal outstanding |
Above Rs. 50,000 | 6% of the principal outstanding |
For a comprehensive list of fees and charges, refer to Bajaj Finserv Fees and Charges.
How to pay car loan closure charges?
You can pay car loan closure charges through online and offline methods:- Online method:
- Log in to your lender’s online portal.
- Navigate to the loan account section.
- Select the option for loan closure or foreclosure.
- Follow the instructions to make the payment using net banking, debit card, or other available options.
- If you have a car loan with Bajaj Finance and want to check the foreclosure or loan closure charges, you can:
- Login to your account with Bajaj Finserv using your registered mobile number
- Click on “Account” and then click on “Your relations” to select your active car loan
- After selecting your active car loan, click on “Fees & Charges” and then click on “View All” to see all the fees and charges applicable.
- Offline Method:
- Visit the nearest branch of your lender.
- Request the foreclosure form and fill it out.
- Submit the form along with a cheque or demand draft for the foreclosure amount.
- Obtain the acknowledgement receipt for your records.
Documents required to pay car loan foreclosure charges
- To pay car loan foreclosure charges, you typically need the following documents:
- Loan account number
- Identity proof (Aadhar card, PAN card, etc.)
- Foreclosure form (available at the bank or lender’s website)
- Cheque or demand draft for the foreclosure amount
- How to avoid foreclosure charges on car loan?
- To avoid foreclosure charges on your car loan, consider the following strategies:
- Read the loan agreement: Understand the terms and conditions regarding foreclosure charges before signing.
- Negotiate with the lender: Sometimes, lenders may waive the charges, especially if you have a good repayment history.
- Make regular payments: Avoid falling into overdue situations by making timely EMI payments. For more details, refer to overdue payment.
- Wait for the penalty-free period: Some loans have a period after which no foreclosure charges are applicable. Plan your closure accordingly.