Both salaried applicants and pensioners are given personal loans up to Rs. 3 lakhs by Punjab & Sind Bank (PSB). The amount of the loan can be used for various personal credit conditions, such as medical emergency costs, travel, or marriage.
With an interest rate starting from 12.75 percent p.a., Punjab and Sind Bank offer personal loans. Up to 60 months with flexible tenure options. The bank provides personal loans to salaried individuals and pensioners in particular.
Particulars |
Salaried Individuals |
Pensioners |
Interest Rate |
13.5% p.a. onwards |
12.75% p.a. |
Processing Fee |
1% of the loan amount |
1% of the loan amount |
Loan Tenure |
Up to 60 months |
Up to 60 months |
Loan Amount |
Maximum of 18 times the monthly salary or Rs.3 lakh, or 1.5 times of the annual salary of the individual whichever is lesser. |
Pensioners up to 65 years old: Up to 15 times the monthly pension of the individual or Rs.3 lakh, whichever is lesser |
Age criteria |
Minimum: 21 years old Maximum: 60 years old (Govt. Employees); 65 years (Private company employees) |
Minimum: 21 years old Maximum: 70 years old |
Credit Score |
750 |
750 |
Lowest EMI per lakh |
Rs.2,301 |
Rs.2,263 |
Let's say that Mr. Ram receives a monthly salary of Rs.30,000 and has a 1-year repayment period for a personal loan of Rs.2 lakh. A 1 percent transaction fee and an interest rate of 13.5 percent p.a. are set by the bank. Mr. Ram would have to pay an EMI of Rs. 17.910 to repay the Rs.2 lakh to repay the loan.
Loan Amount |
Rs.2 lakhs |
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Processing Fee |
1% |
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Year |
Principal Paid(A) |
Interest Paid(B) |
Total Payment (A+B) |
Outstanding Loan Balance |
1 |
Rs. 15,660 |
Rs. 2,250 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 1,84,340 |
2 |
Rs. 15,837 |
Rs. 2,074 |
Rs. 17,911 |
Rs. 1,68,503 |
3 |
Rs. 16,015 |
Rs. 1,896 |
Rs. 17,911 |
Rs. 1,52,488 |
4 |
Rs. 16,195 |
Rs. 1,715 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 1,36,293 |
5 |
Rs. 16,377 |
Rs. 1,533 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 1,19,916 |
6 |
Rs. 16,561 |
Rs. 1,349 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 1,03,355 |
7 |
Rs. 16,748 |
Rs. 1,163 |
Rs. 17,911 |
Rs. 86,607 |
8 |
Rs. 16,936 |
Rs. 974 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 69,671 |
9 |
Rs. 17,127 |
Rs. 784 |
Rs. 17,911 |
Rs. 52,545 |
10 |
Rs. 17,319 |
Rs. 591 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 35,225 |
11 |
Rs. 17,514 |
Rs. 396 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 17,711 |
12 |
Rs. 17,711 |
Rs. 199 |
Rs. 17,910 |
Rs. 0 |
Let's say that Mr. Roy receives a monthly salary of Rs.50,000 and has used his debts to consolidate a personal loan. Since the repayment of Mr. Roy's loan was low in the past, his CIBIL score is 610, resulting in the bank set a higher interest rate of 14 percent p.a. The processing fee is also set at 1 percent and Mr. Roy has selected a 12-month repayment period. The EMI during the tenure was set at Rs.26,936 to repay the loan in 1 year.
Loan Amount |
Rs.3 lakhs |
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Processing Fee |
1% |
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Year |
Principal Paid(A) |
Interest Paid(B) |
Total Payment (A+B) |
Outstanding Loan Balance |
1 |
Rs. 23,436 |
Rs. 3,500 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 2,76,564 |
2 |
Rs. 23,710 |
Rs. 3,227 |
Rs. 26,937 |
Rs. 2,52,854 |
3 |
Rs. 23,986 |
Rs. 2,950 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 2,28,868 |
4 |
Rs. 24,266 |
Rs. 2,670 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 2,04,602 |
5 |
Rs. 24,549 |
Rs. 2,387 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 1,80,053 |
6 |
Rs. 24,836 |
Rs. 2,101 |
Rs. 26,937 |
Rs. 1,55,218 |
7 |
Rs. 25,125 |
Rs. 1,811 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 1,30,092 |
8 |
Rs. 25,418 |
Rs. 1,518 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 1,04,674 |
9 |
Rs. 25,715 |
Rs. 1,221 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 78,959 |
10 |
Rs. 26,015 |
Rs. 921 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 52,944 |
11 |
Rs. 26,318 |
Rs. 618 |
Rs. 26,936 |
Rs. 26,626 |
12 |
Rs. 26,626 |
Rs. 311 |
Rs. 26,937 |
Rs. 0 |