Sick of heavy interest rates on past loans? Or want to shift to a more reliable lender? Yes, you can easily do it with FundFinCap balance transfer options. The balance transfer allows you to move your ongoing loans from other lenders to our platform. Many prefer to opt for a balance transfer due to its extensive perks or personal reasons. Check out our interest rates to see if you can get significant benefits!
Balance Transfer
Transfer Options
Home Loan Transfer
As we all know, home loans are of long tenure; thus, it’s very likely that loans you got in the past could be of higher interest rates. These interest rates can be lowered, or you can even extend your loan tenure by moving them to our platform. So compare your ongoing loans with our plans to see how much you can benefit! You can even use the balance transfer calculator.
Personal Loan Transfer
Getting Personal loans is a hassle in itself, but once you get them, their repayments become more challenging. It’s a short-term loan with higher interest rates cause of its flexible use. By Transferring your personal loan, you can take advantage of fewer interest rates depending on your profile. So to know how much you can benefit, contact us!
Credit Card Balance Transfer
Credit card balance transfer works by moving your remaining owed amount from one card to another. Why would I do that for? By transferring your balance, you can clear out the dues of the card you transferred the balance from. Once the balance is transferred, you must repay the dues from the card you transferred the money to. Many people do this because one card rate offers less interest rate than another
Additional Charges
There are a few chargers that you will have to pay while doing the balance transfer process, A few of the main charges are:
Foreclosure Charges:
You must pay these charges to close the loan with your existing lender for closing the loan before the tenure period. These charges may depend on fixed or floating home loans.
Apply HereProcessing Fees:
- Processing fees are the charges charged by the new lenders for your new loan application. These charges can be anywhere near “X” of the loan amount.