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Simplify Financial planning this Ganesh Chaturthi with Bajaj Finserv Gold Loan
September 07, 2024
|The Business Guardian
Gan Manesh Chaturthi is a joyJous occasion marked by celebration, devotion, and togetherness. As families across India gather for the festivities, managing both planned and unexpected expenses can be tough.
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A gold loan offers a quick solution, providing funds based on the value of your gold. However, it's essential to note that fluctuations in gold prices can influence the loan amount. When gold rates increase, the value of the pledged gold rises, potentially leading to a higher loan amount. Conversely, a decrease in gold prices may limit the borrowing capacity, making it crucial to stay updated on gold rate trends.
Bajaj Finserv Gold Loan offers a practical way to ease financial stress. With loans ranging from Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 2 crore, Bajaj Finance provides multiple repayment options, free insurance for pledged gold, and more, ensuring that borrowers can focus on enjoying the celebrations. This has made gold loans an increasingly popular choice for managing finances efficiently during festive times.
Unlock financial flexibility with Bajaj Finserv Gold Loan Bajaj Finance enables individuals to leverage their 1822 karat gold jewellery to secure immediate funds. With a gold loan, you can access funds quickly instead of navigating complex financial arrangements. They only need to be between the ages of 21 and 70 and provide one of the following basic KYC documents for verification, like Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, passport, driving licence, NREGA job card, or a letter from NPR. Borrowers have the flexibility to repay their gold loan interest on a monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annual basis, depending on their convenience.
The loan offers additional benefits, including complimentary insurance for the pledged gold, an easy part-release facility, and no charges for foreclosure or prepayment.
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