Features and benefits of our loan against mutual funds
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Features and benefits of Bajaj Finance Loan Against Mutual Funds
Watch this video to get a quick view of the salient features of our Loan Against Mutual Funds
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Pre-assigned loan limit
Get a pre-assigned loan limit of up to 90% of the value of your funds. Maximum loan limit of up to Rs. 1000 crore
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5000 + approved funds
With over 5000 funds from 40+ AMCs, get loan with just 3 documents. The loan amount will vary based on the fund type. Check the approved list of funds.
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Interest on withdrawn amount
The interest is charged only on the amount you have withdrawn from your pre-assigned loan amount.
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No sell-off mutual funds
No need to sell your mutual funds. Get funds at attractive rates while continuously earning returns on your funds.
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Tenure of up to 36 months
Convenient tenure and repayment options starting from 7 days to 36 months.
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Loan limit based on fund type
The final loan limit depends on the type of fund (equity, debt, hybrid etc ), and the value of the fund. Check the applicable credit limit against each fund.
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Pre-approved offers for new customers
We have pre-approved offers for our existing and new customers. To check, all we need is your mobile number.
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Dedicated customer portal (My Account)
Download your loan statement, release funds and manage your loan online with our customer portal- My Account.
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Extra credit for increased share value
If the value of your mutual fund increases during the tenure of the loan, you can avail extra credit against the lien marked funds.
How to apply for a loan against mutual funds
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Frequently asked questions
Loan against mutual funds is a type of loan facility provided by banks and financial institutions in which investors can pledge their mutual fund units as collateral to secure a loan. The following are some of the features of loan against mutual funds:
Loan amount: The loan amount is determined based on the value of the mutual fund units pledged as collateral. Typically, the loan amount can range from 50% to 70% of the value of the pledged units.
Interest rate: The interest rate on a loan against mutual funds is usually lower than that of an unsecured loan because the mutual fund units serve as collateral. The interest rate can vary from lender to lender.
Risks: In case the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender has the right to sell the mutual fund units to recover the outstanding loan amount.
Flexibility: Borrowers can continue to hold their mutual fund units and benefit from any capital appreciation or dividends while also using them as collateral for a loan.
It is important to carefully evaluate the terms and conditions of a loan against mutual funds before availing of it to ensure that it suits your financial needs and goals.
Bajaj Finance has a wide range over 5000 funds, which the customer can lien mark to get loan against mutual funds. Click here to check the approved list of funds.
A loan against mutual funds allows individuals to borrow funds against their mutual fund units without having to sell them. Here are some benefits of taking a loan against mutual funds:
No need to liquidate assets: The biggest advantage of a loan against mutual funds is that you can obtain funds without selling your investments. This means you don't have to worry about market volatility or the tax implications of selling your mutual funds.
Lower Interest Rates: As the loan is secured by mutual fund units, the interest rates are usually lower than those of unsecured personal loans.
Flexible Repayment Options: Borrowers have the flexibility to choose their repayment schedule, and the loan can be repaid in installments or as a lump sum.
No Restrictions on Usage: There are no restrictions on the usage of the funds obtained from a loan against mutual funds. You can use the funds for any purpose, including business expansion, education, home renovation, or debt consolidation.
Overall, a loan against mutual funds is a good option for individuals who need funds for short-term requirements and want to avoid the hassle of selling their mutual fund units.
