Personal Loans

Personal Loans

Personal loans refer to loans obtained from banks, credit unions or financial institutions in the short term. The loan funds may be used for private reasons, such as funding a home renovation or paying for family needs, such as marriage, etc.

Personal Loans
5 %
Interest Rate
Personal Loans
9.64 %
Base Rate
Personal Loans
14.64 %
Total Interest Rate

Last Updated Date: May 17, 2022

Laxmi Bank Ltd

Laxmi Bank Limited was incorporated as the 16th commercial bank of Nepal in April 2002. The Bank has been combined with limited HISEF finance,The first generation financial firm which was the first merger in Nepalese corporate history, was HISEF finance limited. Laxmi Bank is a technologically driven bank which has been categorized as a 'Class A' financial institution and has been re-registered under “Banks and Financial Institution Act” in 2006. This bank is popular among its customers for its creativity and highest quality services. Laxmi bank believes in offering its clients the services of accountability, professionalism and strong ethical tone. The bank 's key vision is the provision of the most integrated financial services.

Personal Loans

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

  • Citizenship certificate
  • Passport size photographs
  • Land ownership certificate (Lal Purja)
  • Approval of construction, approved house map and construction completion certificate (as appropriate)
  • Bank account statement for at least 3 – 6 months’ time
  • Recent Salary Certificate
  • Firm/Company Registration, PAN, Article & Memorandum of Association, P/L statement and Balance Sheet of firm/company (in case of business income)
  • Valid passport/visa, work permit, employment/salary certification from the employer, recent pay slip/bank account statement etc in case of foreign employment

What Is a Personal Loan?

A personal loan is an amount of money you can borrow to use for a variety of purposes. For instance, you may use a personal loan to consolidate debt, pay for home renovations, or plan a dream wedding. Personal loans can be offered by banks, credit unions, or online lenders. The money you borrow must be repaid over time, typically with interest. Some lenders may also charge fees for personal loans. A personal loan allows you to borrow money to pay for personal expenses and then repay those funds over time. These loans are different from other installment loans—such as student loans, car loans, and mortgage loans—that are used to fund specific expenses (i.e. education, vehicle purchase, and home purchase). Personal loans are a type of installment debt that allows you to obtain a lump sum of funding. For example, you might use a personal loan for:

  • Moving expenses
  • Debt consolidation
  • Medical bills
  • Wedding expenses
  • Home renovations or repairs
  • Funeral costs
  • Vacation costs
  • Unexpected expenses

How a Personal Loan Works

To get a personal loan, you need to apply to a lender. Again, this can be a bank, or online personal loan lender. Generally, you would first complete an application. The lender reviews it and decides whether to approve or deny it. If approved, you’ll be given the loan terms, which you can accept or reject. If you agree to them, the next step is finalizing your loan paperwork. Once that’s done, the lender will fund the loan, which means paying the proceeds to you. Depending on the lender, this may be done through a direct deposit into your bank account or a check. After the loan is funded, you can use the money as you see fit. You then have to begin repaying the loan according to the terms established in your loan agreement. 

Types of Personal Loans

Personal loans may be secured or unsecured. A secured personal loan is one that requires some type of collateral as a condition of borrowing. For instance, you may secure a personal loan with cash assets, such as a savings account or certificate of deposit (CD), or with a physical asset, such as your car or boat. If you default on the loan, the lender could keep your collateral to satisfy the debt.

An unsecured personal loan requires no collateral to borrow money. Banks, credit unions, and online lenders can offer both secured and unsecured personal loans to qualified borrowers. Banks generally consider the latter to be riskier than the former, as there’s no collateral to collect. That can mean paying a higher interest rate for a personal loan.

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