Planning to take loan for first time? What should young borrowers check before signing up? Experts explain
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- ✓Young borrowers must check EMI affordability and interest rates before signing up for their first loan.
- ✓Vikas Chaudhary said, "For young borrowers, the first loan should ideally be a step towards building long-term value, not just financing a lifestyle." Many young people now use digital platforms to get quick credit.
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- India Economy
Planning to take your first loan? Young borrowers should check EMI affordability, interest rates, loan tenure, additional charges and repayment terms before applying to avoid financial stress and manage debt responsibly.
When you decide to take your first loan, remember it is a major financial decision. It becomes even trickier when a young earner applies for a fresh loan, as they are just starting their careers and aiming to build financial stability.
Furthermore, it is a given that sensible borrowing at appropriate times can be immensely helpful, as it can allow borrowers to achieve their long-term financial goals, such as buying a home, pursuing higher education, seeking immediate medical treatment, or starting a new business. On the other hand, an unsustainable loan can put pressure on an individual's monthly finances for years.
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