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Most of us look at loans the wrong way. We incorrectly assume that lower the interest amount paid the cheaper it is. Well, not …

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  • @mohitjain2192

    I think having hefty EMIs is always a burden on your independence over the financial planning.

  • @funnymoney1909

    Using loan for making investment in stock market would never be wise. If Market collapse by any reason in 5 years, your expectations of investment returns would end with that, but your obligation of loan payment wouldn't.

  • @rkc342

    Your 1% club collected 50-60 crores easily 😂😂

  • @Ajhellout

    Do not listen to this crap… prepay and clear your debt faster. Trust me… a life without a debt is worth more than investing and living a long tenure of debt.

  • @MandhataYadav-o5v

    Sir Nan hindi dawan but nim kannada content naan tumbha yista padtini sir
    Nimage content Dali nijawagle bharat ratna kodbeko sir 🙏

  • @___0291

    U are born in india … My question is are you explaining it to middle class or rich?

  • @bhuvanchadha

    Probably the stupidest channel. He knows scripted finance, nothing more. He is a social media influencer, not a finance expert.

  • @MAkshay-sg3lz

    I am curious to learn why you took home loan if you want to make 12% ROI in share market

  • @Travelwithdaniel3112

    Technical glitch- Interest benefit is only upto 2 lacs per individual and the break even point is 27 lacs loan at current interest rates. So loan of 80 lacs will never save all the interest amount you spend

  • @Kareemaarifispeaks

    Where is job security? What about after a few years and you lost your job

  • @Dumblesmash

    Moron, if you prepay,
    You're paying all principal and no interest.
    This reduces the loan liability drastically,
    Either cutting the monthly emi or decreases the time period.
    Prepaying home loan is always almost always better unless market has crashed and almost any stock is golden bird.

  • @CricSubh

    Bro i need your help very much as my loan emi is varies from 15500 to 19997 rs

  • @aswathythayil6346

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  • @JG86JG

    This guy working for bank

  • @Sayyestobetterlife

    This is bullshit. The amount you borrow, you can only save 1.5l on tax as per 80c. If your spouse is co-borrower, then using old regime she/he can save 1.5l 80c. So 3 lakhs is what dont pay tax on

  • @dalid5273

    Lofer nan makala, yellarigu chanagi uninstira amele ondu dina jail nali yeno scam madi taglakondu Nive untira police tunne na

  • @iampritamg

    This is bullshit calculation. There is a cap of 350000 which includes 80C and section 24B for interest. If you do this with your spouse and assuming you are both in 30% tax bracket, you'd save a maximum of 30% of 700000 in tax deductions which amounts to 210000. So the net interest rate comes out to be 100*(80lacs*8%-2.1lacs)/80lacs which comes out to be 5.375% and not 4.75%. If your loan amount increases, it will further deviate from this.

  • @lathav4006

    Is education loan an exception or is it better if I pay that early at once??

  • @gamerff166

    How to get tax benefit on loan 😅

  • @Murmu_Official1

    Hello sir, I took a loan some time back, I could not clear all the dues so after contacting the Cust care I paid only the OD amount and the amount was settled and I got the no dues certificate, but now they are calling me to pay the remaining penalty is that even legal