Share your name, query and mobile number and a balance transfer expert will call you back. Move your existing loan to a better lender and lower your EMI, with expert help from start to finish.
A balance transfer means moving the outstanding amount of your existing loan to a new lender who offers a lower interest rate or better terms. The new lender pays off your old loan, and you then repay the new lender through a fresh EMI. It works for home loans, personal loans, loans against property and business loans.
With Kaempfer Finance you can compare offers from 50+ banks and NBFCs, pick a new tenure of up to 30 years, and get expert help with foreclosure, NOC and documentation. Share your details and our team handles the rest. The EMI and eligibility calculators help you plan before you apply.
Interest rates change and so does your credit profile. A balance transfer lets you take advantage of a better offer instead of staying with an expensive loan.
Competitive rates, fresh repayment terms and a fee structure you can read in one go.
Enter the loan amount, interest rate and loan term to see your EMI instantly.
₹0 Per Month EMI for 15 Years
Click a year to see its month-wise break-up.
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Meet these basics and you are likely to qualify. Exact criteria vary by lender.
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Find the transfer option that matches your loan, profile or goal.
Your new rate depends on how a lender sees your repayment record and profile. These are the things they look at.
Paperwork depends on how you earn and on the loan you are transferring.
From eligibility to interest rates, we have the answers right here.
Explore answers to common questions about loans, eligibility and your application.
It means moving the outstanding amount of your existing loan to a new lender, usually for a lower interest rate or better terms. The new lender pays off the old loan and you repay the new one.
It tends to help when the new rate is clearly lower and you still have many years of tenure left. Compare the interest you will save with the processing fee and any foreclosure charges before you switch.
Yes, the new lender usually charges a processing fee, and your current lender may charge foreclosure fees depending on the loan type and your agreement. Please check your loan agreement for details.
Many lenders offer a top-up along with a balance transfer, subject to your eligibility and the value of the property or your repayment record.
The new lender will make a credit enquiry, which can cause a small, temporary dip. Closing the old loan and paying the new EMIs on time helps your record over time.
Rejections usually come from a low credit score, missed EMIs on the current loan or a high debt-to-income ratio. Fix the gaps, clear overdue payments and reapply after a few months.