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Braveseeker242.
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UUser_3cea10e3
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February 21, 2025 at 3:38 amIn 2016 my father took a home loan in dhfl of 31 lakh rupees under floating interest rate for 20 years and after couple of years dhfl has been shutdown and transferred our home loan to piramal finance.Our EMIs are getting increased because of rbi continuously announcing of repo hikes since our loan is under floating interest rate but when I looked into app the loan duration has been increased to 30 years. How could that happen ? They didn’t even told anything to us regarding increasing loan duration when my father talked to some people they told either emi increase or duration increases but in our case both emi and tenure has been increased. What should I do ? How can we get back our home loan to its original tenure ?
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BBraveseeker242
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February 21, 2025 at 3:50 amGive written complaint to piramal financeThen to RBI ombudsman
then to consumer court online
also file RTI after complaining to RBI requesting status of your complaint
Rebo rate has been decreased recently so interest rate should decrease
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SSuperjeevan1561
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February 21, 2025 at 6:20 amHi There is no fraud. I had similar floating rate loan and every rate increase let to tenure of the loan getting increased. I was also similarly placed and staring at a 30 year loan period. Then I tightened my belt, sold off my 800cc old car and bought a more fuel efficient small car cash down (no repair, better mileage) bare minimum interiors in the new house, increased principal repayment (like paying double EMIs) every other month and gradually brought things under control. No HFC can afford to do a fraud. Most of the time it is our ignorance of loan documents and how things actually work. -
UUser_5a052fc7
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February 21, 2025 at 6:39 amRepo rate is decreased now so you should ask your bank or financial institutions to decrease emi or tenure -
UUser_0708e890
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February 21, 2025 at 7:17 amHonestly, you should look into transferring your home loan to HDFC/SBI/Bank of India because NFBCs charge a bomb interest rate. -
SShwetapanda726
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February 21, 2025 at 1:12 pmGo for takeover by another bank, preferably a psb
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