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Not So Known Advantages of Applying for a LIC Home Loan Before Hitting Your 30s

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A rising number of millennials and Gen Z have recently made the decision to take charge of their financial lives in their early 20s. Youngsters can also disprove the notion that people don’t take control of their finances until they are 35 to 40 years old. 

Therefore, rather than waiting until their late 30s or early 40s, they can attain even the most significant and important financial life goals, like owning a home, in their late 20s or early 30s. Young professionals in their early to mid-career are beginning to prioritize home ownership above renting and moving around frequently.

The advantages of obtaining a LIC Home Loan from a reputable lender in your late 20s or early to mid 30s for people between the ages of 25 and 35 are as follows:

Make the most of the step-up mortgage facility.

Days of simply offering lower and attractive LIC home Loan Interest Rates to entice borrowers is gone. The importance of developing new ways/techniques to promote home loans and purchases EMI payments made by lenders have recently grown in importance. 

They are important in luring potential borrowers through different loan types which can enable them to fulfill their dream of becoming homeowners. Among the many customizable home loan programs and repayment options available are step up EMIs. In their 20s and 30s, they were designed especially for young borrowers. This technology enables the mortgage’s EMI payment to be linked to the anticipated rise in the borrower’s future income. After the first few years, the EMI amount gradually increases in line with the projected or projected growth in the borrower’s income during the loan’s term. In the house loan agreement, lenders frequently state that the annualized predicted rate of income growth will vary between 5% and 8%. As a result, the EMI for a loan with a 20-year duration would increase at pre-determined intervals, such as every five years.

The target market of these young borrowers benefits from this LIC Home Loan repayment choice because millennials in their 20s and 30s have undeniably higher potential for income development than do those in their 40s or 50s. They would benefit from house ownership benefits at a young age and pay lower EMIs (at relatively lower LIC home Loan Interest Rates) in the early years of the loan repayment period as a result of their decision, which would result in a win-win situation. If you choose this EMI option, be aware that repayment can be challenging owing to the rising EMI cost if your income doesn’t increase as anticipated.

A long time available before the value of the home increases

Younger borrowers and house buyers benefit from the fact that the longer a home is owned, the more time it has to increase in value over time. Infrastructure, geography, market supply and demand, inflation, and other factors all influence the likelihood of an increase in a property’s value, but if a long enough time horizon is available, it is more likely to happen. In our country, a residential property in a desirable area would probably have a considerable annual gain of between 10% and 20% over the course of this prolonged period.

Higher eligibility at younger age

Compared to millennials and gen Z in their mid-20s or early 30s, people in their late 30s or early 40s have higher average debt levels. A lower ratio for youngsters automatically increases one’s chances of being approved for a home loan because lenders view the borrower’s income to obligation ratio as one of the most important factors when evaluating their capacity to repay. The percentage of your monthly income that is now going toward paying off fixed obligations like loan EMIs and credit card bills is known as your income to liabilities ratio. A higher ratio indicates that your fixed obligation repayments and monthly income are out of balance, which raises your risk of experiencing a financial emergency, an unplanned expense, or default.

Your capacity to comfortably pay off your mortgage will depend more on your current salary the longer you work before retiring. Because they have fewer years left in the workforce and a higher risk of running into life’s unforeseen obstacles at that age, lenders may be hesitant to offer LIC Home Loan to borrowers who are in their late 40s or 50s and on the verge of retiring.

There is an option for longer payment terms for youngsters

Working millennials in their mid- to early-career are more likely to be granted a mortgage with a longer repayment term, with most lenders extending it to 30 years. Because the majority of paid workers retire by the age of 60, purchasing a home in your 20s or 30s shows that you have plenty of time to properly pay off the debt. Younger property ownership would improve the likelihood that the loan will be fully repaid throughout the course of the working years.

Reduced EMI payments at cheaper LIC home Loan Interest Rates are another benefit of selecting a longer loan duration because your loan obligation is spread out over a longer period of time.

A longer repayment time with lower monthly payments would enable the homebuyer to make room for other financial obligations intended to assist them achieve their life goals, as opposed to choosing a shorter LIC Home Loan term with higher EMIs. Therefore, even if you can afford to pay larger house loan EMI installments, it is wise to choose a longer payback period.

You can always make partial prepayments or finally foreclose on the mortgage if you have the cash.

Final words

Last but not least, prospective home loan applicants of any age should be aware of the following six strategies before filing an application: In order to boost your loan eligibility, increase your down payment, evaluate the viability of your EMI as per applicable or expected LIC home Loan Interest Rates, compare house loan offers from various lenders, check your credit score twice before applying, and consider adding a borrower.

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