Articles, tagged with "teaser rate", page 1
14th February 2012
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05th May 2011
Leading group-buying real estate portal Groffr.com has tied up with private sector banks to offer bulk consumers home loans that are 0.25-0.75% cheaper than prevailing interest rates. “We have tied up with ICICI Bank and Indiabulls Home Loans, and a coupl...
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Deal4Loan
05th May 2011
State Bank of India (SBI) has finally withdrawn the teaser rate home loan scheme because of rise in repayments for customers and majorly as the Reserve Bank of India stuck to its view that the product was akin to the US subprime loans that sank the global...
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Deal4Loan
16th February 2011
Defending the teaser rate scheme, State Bank of India (SBI) Chairman O P Bhatt said that over 2.92 lakh borrowers availed themselves of the scheme to buy their dream homes. "About 2.92 lakh people were given home loans at teaser rates (8 % or the prevaili...
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Deal4Loan
05th January 2011
Bank to argue with the Reserve Bank that new norms don’t apply to floating rate schemes.
A day after tweaking its ‘teaser rate’ scheme for home loans, the SBI has decided to seek the regulator’s approval to make only 0.4 per cent provisioning instead o...
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Deal4Loan
29th November 2010
Corporation Bank first to blink, to withdraw home loan teaser scheme from Dec 1. Even as Corporation Bank has decided to be the first one to withdraw teaser loan schemes, others led by the State Bank of India (SBI) have asked the Reserve Bank of India (RB...
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Deal4Loan
24th November 2010
Banks that offer credit cards usually make some kind of offer to encourage customers to apply for the credit card. These cards may come with lower interest rates and some even offer zero percent interest for a period of time. While it may be easy to find ...
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Author:
Michale Anderson-Smith
05th November 2010
We've all been bombarded with ads, emails, commercials, and billboards saying how much we can save on our auto insurance by switching to another company. It's a competitive industry. Just because another company is offering a better rate doesn't mean you ...
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Jill Cobert
14th October 2010
Banks that provide credit cards usually make some sort of offer to encourage customers to apply for the financing card. Prepaid credit cards may come with lower rates of interest plus some even offer 0 % interest for some time. While it usually is simple ...
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Jody Chapman
12th October 2010
Banks that present credit score cards normally make some type of supply to stimulate clients to utilize for the credit history card. These playing cards may possibly arrive with lower awareness rates and some even offer zero p.c curiosity for a time perio...
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Aurelio Francis
06th October 2010
There are also some transactions that require a card, such as hotel or airline reservations, online transactions, and placing orders over the phone. Owning a credit card can be a very rewarding experience for you, so here are a few things to consider bef...
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Author:
toddholliday8402
20th August 2010
Sadly, so will lending rates. Do not hurry to put all your money in existing offers.
Investors in fixed deposits (FDs) are in for good times. With State Bank of India (SBI), the country’s largest bank, raising rates significantly today, market experts ...
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Deal4Loan
19th August 2010
State-owned Punjab National Bank has announced a festival bonanza offering home loan at 8.5 per cent, a teaser rate to attract new customer.
The concessional rate of 8.5 per cent has been fixed for three years for housing loans up to Rs. 50 lakh. As pe...
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Author:
Deal4Loan
13th August 2010
Even during the recession, consumers are being bombarded
with seemingly endless offers for new credit. Credit card
companies often tempt you with their low interest rates, but
who really ends up with the best deal? Taking advantage of
balance transfer...
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Author:
Mark Andrade
04th August 2010
Delhi is the, Most popular place to buy a property according to a survey. The report reveals that 34% of those surveyed want to purchase a flat in Delhi, followed by 28% plugging for Mumbai and 11% each opting for Bangalore and Hyderabad. The survey also ...
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Deal4Loan