Loan for Laptop

Personal Loan for Buying a Laptop

From students to working professionals, a laptop is an essential gadget to possess. However, laptops can get quite expensive. But thanks to instant laptop loans, you don’t have to wait or worry about finances to buy one for your own needs.

Laptop Loans Through Moneyview

One of the most trusted loan providers in the country, Moneyview offers instant personal loans that can be availed from the comfort of your home. Whether it is to fund a vacation, purchase a two-wheeler or even buy a laptop, Moneyview personal loans are definitely one of the best options to avail.

A personal loan is perfect to purchase a laptop as it is easy to avail and can be used for any purpose as decided by you. A personal laptop loan can be used for the following purposes -

  • To buy a new laptop for work or studies

  • To upgrade your old laptop

  • To fund repairs for your existing laptop

Eligibility Criteria for Laptop Loans from Moneyview

Here is our simple eligibility criteria to get a personal loan to buy a laptop -

  • Applicants must be between 21 years and 57 years

  • Applicants must receive an income of Rs. 25,0000 or more*

  • Income must be credited directly to the applicants’ bank account

  • Credit score must be a minimum CIBIL score and Experian score of 650

Documents Required For Laptop Loans Through Moneyview

Here are the list of three documents that we require from you -

Identity Proof

Address Proof

Income Proof

PAN Card - This is the primary ID proof required. However, if it is rejected due to image quality issues or other reasons, any 1 of the officially valid documents given below will suffice

  • Aadhaar Card

  • Valid Indian Passport

  • Valid Voter ID

  • Valid Driver’s License

Any 1 of the following - 

  • Aadhaar Card

  • Valid Indian Passport

  • Valid Voter ID

  • Valid Driver’s License

  • Utility Bills (Electricity, Water, Gas) dated within the last 60 days

Salaried Applicants - Last 3 months’ bank statements of your salary account in PDF format showing salary credits


OR


Self-Employed Applicants - Last 3 months’ bank statements in PDF format if you are self-employed

Fees and Charges for Laptop Loans from Moneyview

Moneyview personal loans are provided at competitive rates as given below -

Fees and Charges

Amount Chargeable

Interest Rate

Starting from 14% per annum

Loan Processing Charges

Between 2% to 8% of the approved loan amount

Penal charges on Overdue EMI

24% per annum plus applicable taxes, if any

NACH Bounce

Rs.500/- each time

Loan Cancellation

  • No additional charges levied

  • Processing fees will also be retained.

Can Students Avail Laptop Loans from Moneyview?

As education turns more towards inquiry and research, for everyone right from high school students to those doing their doctorates, a laptop is a basic necessity. The cost of a laptop can range anywhere between Rs 15,000 - Rs 1,00,000 or above depending upon the features you are looking at, making it a high-ticket purchase.

If you have to fund it all out of your pocket, it may upset your monthly finance. While students who don’t have regular income cannot avail a laptop loan from Moneyview, their parents or guardians can definitely apply for one on their behalf.

Laptop Loan EMI Calculator

Your monthly EMI is

10,201

per month for 5 months

Total Interest

1,004

Total Amount

51,004

Loan Amount

Min ₹5,000

Max ₹6,000,000

Rate of Interest

Min 6%

Max 36%

Loan Tenure

5

Min 3 months

Max 72 months

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The starting interest rate depends on factors such as credit history, financial obligations, specific lender's criteria and Terms and conditions. Moneyview is a digital lending platform; all loans are evaluated and disbursed by our lending partners, who are registered as Non-Banking Financial Companies or Banks with the Reserve Bank of India.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Always consult with your financial advisor for specific guidance.

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