Central bank to keep home loan, education loan interest rates unchanged
Thursday,7th February 2008
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Central
Bank, a public sector bank, has announced that it will not reduce interest
rates on home and education loans. The step was taken is in spite of other
state-run banks like Canara Bank and Allahabad Bank reducing interest rates on
housing loans and study loans. Central
Bank offers a 10.5 per cent interest rate for fixed rate loans and 9.5 per cent
for floating rate loans - for loans up to Rs 20 lakh. The Prime
Lending Rate (PLR) remains at 13 per cent. Interest rates have been reduced by
25 to 50 basis points on a few retail loan schemes like Cent Trade (loan to
traders), Cent Mortgage (loan against property) and loans to sectors like SME,
SSI, and cold storages. The bank
is expected to revise interest rates during March- June 2008. |
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