Are you tired of commuting in those jam packed buses, metros
and local trains and think of buying yourself a car but can't
afford to shed off a lump sum amount from your salary for
your comfort? If this is what is on your mind, then a good
news is awaiting you at BOMBAY LOAN
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We
give you the access to the various leading and prominent financial
institutions of India, from where on you can have a detailed
glance at the loans offered and choose the one that suits
you the best.
That
could be better than this that you get to find the details
like rate of interests, eligibility criteria , repayment schedule,
etc under one single roof of BOMBAY LOAN that
not only introduces you to these renowned banks and institutions,
but also allows you to compare the rates and other factors
as per your requirements because we understand the value of
your hard earned money.
Owning a car is everyone's dream. Whether its your first car
for self, or the second one for your family, Be it a compact
car you want to buy or a luxury one or even if its a SUV.
We all feel the need of a car finance, at some or the other
time. This holds good for the business segment too. But finding
the best of the car loans is the toughest task.
We at Bombay loan, assist you in evaluating
the best car loan interest rates, in the shortest possible
time, through our DATABASE. Or if you are
short of time, just select the car model and fill up our 2-minute
online application form and let us worry about the rest. We
assure you the best car loan deal, with the lowest EMI and
processing fees, through our tie-ups with the most reputed
banks and the car loan providers, dealing in customised car
loans.
So, what are you waiting for !! GET SET GO!!
Few tips
Interest rates are governed by two methods, namely flat rate
and reducing balance method.
In
the flat rate method, the principle amount remains the same
for the tenure and the total interest is divided over the
number of installments to derive the EMI.
In
the Reducing Balance method, the paid principal amount gets
reduced from the outstanding loan amount, and hence, the interest
then paid by you is calculated on the outstanding principal
amount.
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