Canara Bank drops home loan rates to 10%

By Our Banking Bureau | 24 Aug 2002

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Mumbai: Canara Bank has revised its housing loan rates again up to half-a-percentage point, effective 26 August 2002.

With this move, the bank’s interest rate on housing loans drops to 10 per cent per annum — both for floating-rate and fixed-rate loans of a maturity of up to five years. These rates are applicable for this tenor irrespective of the amount.

The new rates for loans beyond a five-year-term are 10.75 per cent per annum up to a loan amount of Rs 10 lakh and 11 per cent for amounts exceeding Rs 10 lakh. These rates are applicable for both floating-rate as well as fixed-rate loans.

 

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