Required Collateral
Secured loans require eligible collateral to secure the loan, mitigating risk.
Secured loans offer borrowers a borrowing option where they pledge collateral as security against the loan amount. These loans typically come with lower interest rates and longer tenures due to their secured nature.
Secured bank loans depend on the value of the collateral provided by the borrower rather than solely on their credit score and financial history. The collateral offers security to the bank, allowing them to offer lower interest rates compared to unsecured loans.
Home Loan Used to purchase residential property, with the property itself serving as collateral until the loan is repaid.
Gold Loan Allows borrowers to raise funds against their gold assets, with the gold serving as collateral for the loan.
Auto Loans Used for purchasing vehicles, with the vehicle itself serving as collateral until the loan is paid off.
Loan Against Securities Borrowers can pledge financial assets like fixed deposits, shares, or certain insurance policies as collateral for a loan.
Secured loans require eligible collateral to secure the loan, mitigating risk.
Despite using collateral, borrowers retain ownership of the asset.
Secured loans often come with lower interest rates due to the reduced risk for lenders.
The value of the collateral determines the loan amount, allowing for larger loan amounts compared to unsecured loans.