Loans & Financing

    Strategic debt solutions for personal and business growth. Low interest rates, quick processing, and transparent terms.

    Home Loans & LAP

    Turn your dream home into reality or unlock value from existing property. We partner with top banks to get you the lowest ROI based on your CIBIL score.

    • New Home Purchase
    • Balance Transfer
    • Loan Against Property (LAP)

    Business Loans

    Fuel your business expansion with unsecured business loans or MSME financing. Working capital solutions tailored for Indian SMEs.

    • Working Capital
    • Equipment Financing
    • Overdraft Facilities

    Personal Loans

    Quick disbursement for immediate financial needs - be it a medical emergency, wedding, or travel. Minimal documentation required.

    Education Loans

    Fund higher education in India or abroad. Covers tuition fees, accommodation, and travel expenses.

    Document Checklist

    Salaried Individuals

    • KYC (Aadhar, PAN)
    • Last 3 months Salary Slips
    • Last 6 months Bank Statement
    • Form 16 for last 2 years

    Self-Employed / Business

    • KYC (Aadhar, PAN, GST Registration)
    • ITR for last 3 years with Computation
    • Last 12 months Bank Statement
    • Business Proof / Gumasta

    Loan Types at a Glance

    FeatureHome Loans & LAPBusiness LoansPersonal LoansEducation Loans
    Collateral requiredPropertyBusiness assets or unsecuredUsually unsecuredUsually unsecured, sometimes a co-signer
    Interest deductibilitySee taxation section below — treatment varies by loan and use of the borrowed funds
    Typical use caseBuying a home or unlocking value from an owned propertyFunding or expanding a businessShort-term or emergency needsFunding higher education in India or abroad
    Documentation intensityModerate to highHighLow to moderateModerate

    How Loan Interest Is Treated for Tax Purposes

    Tax deductibility depends on the type of borrowing, how the funds are used, the property status and the income-tax regime selected.

    Self-occupied home loan

    Interest up to ₹2 lakh per financial year is deductible under Section 24(b), but only under the old tax regime. The new tax regime—the current default—does not allow this deduction for self-occupied property.

    Let-out property

    Home-loan interest is fully deductible against rental income with no cap. Under the old regime, the loss that can be set off against other income in a year is capped at ₹2 lakh, with excess loss carried forward for up to 8 years.

    Loan Against Property

    LAP interest is deductible only when the borrowed funds are demonstrably used for business or investment purposes. Interest on funds used for personal expenses is not deductible.

    Education loan

    Interest under Section 80E has no upper cap and is deductible for 8 years from the year repayment starts. This deduction is also available only under the old tax regime.

    Personal loan interest

    Personal loans generally carry no interest tax deduction unless the borrowed funds are demonstrably used for a purpose that itself qualifies, such as eligible home improvement or business expenditure.

    Money n Wealth can help compare borrowing structures, repayment capacity, collateral implications and tax treatment before matching the loan to the investor's wider financial plan and product requirements.

    Personal Loan vs. Loan Against Mutual Funds vs. Gold Loan — Which Fits?

    Is it right for you?

    Who Loans & Financing suits

    • Home buyers comparing lenders, rates and processing terms
    • Existing borrowers considering a balance transfer to a lower rate
    • Investors who need liquidity without selling their mutual funds
    • MSMEs and self-employed professionals seeking working capital

    Our process

    How Money n Wealth helps

    1. 1

      Affordability check

      We work out a comfortable EMI so your loan does not derail your investments or goals.

    2. 2

      Lender comparison

      Compare interest rates, processing fees, prepayment terms and turnaround across lenders.

    3. 3

      Documentation

      A clear checklist and support preparing a complete, clean application.

    4. 4

      Smarter alternatives

      Where suitable, consider a loan against mutual funds instead of breaking long-term investments.

    Before you invest: key things to check

    • •Compare the total cost — rate, processing fee, insurance add-ons and prepayment charges.
    • •Floating rates can rise; keep an EMI buffer.
    • •Multiple loan enquiries in a short time can lower your credit score.
    • •Interest deductions under the new tax regime are limited.

    FAQs

    Frequently asked questions about Loans & Financing

    You pledge your mutual fund units to a lender and borrow against them, usually at a lower rate than a personal loan. Your investments stay invested, though the lender may sell pledged units if their value falls sharply.

    It depends on your loan rate, tax situation, risk appetite and liquidity needs. We can model both options with your actual numbers.

    It can if the rate difference is meaningful and enough tenure remains. Account for processing and legal charges before switching.

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    Money n Wealth is a brand of Predics Fintech Services Pvt Ltd — AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor (ARN-121995) and APMI-registered PMS Distributor (APRN-07444). We are not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser or Research Analyst; content on this page is for information and education. Mutual fund, SIF, PMS and AIF investments are subject to market risks — read all scheme and offer documents carefully before investing.