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Loan Eligibility
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What is Loan Eligibility?
Loan eligibility refers to the criteria a potential borrower must meet to qualify for a loan from a lender. Lenders assess your financial health, including your income, expenses, credit history, and age, to determine your repayment capacity and the maximum loan amount they can offer you.
Key Factors Affecting Eligibility
Several factors determine your loan eligibility:
- Monthly Income: Higher income increases your repayment capacity and thus your eligibility.
- Existing Debts: Your current EMIs and credit card bills reduce your disposable income, affecting the loan amount you can get.
- Debt-to-Income Ratio (DTI): Lenders prefer a DTI of 50% or lower. This is the percentage of your income that goes towards repaying debts.
- Credit Score: A high credit score (typically 750+) indicates financial discipline and improves your chances of loan approval and better interest rates.
How to Improve Your Loan Eligibility
You can take several steps to improve your chances of getting a loan:
- Clear Existing Debts: Pay off any outstanding loans or credit card dues to lower your DTI ratio.
- Improve Credit Score: Make timely payments on all your bills and EMIs. Avoid making multiple loan applications at once.
- Choose a Longer Tenure: A longer repayment period reduces your monthly EMI, making you eligible for a larger loan amount.