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Namaskar, my name is Mukul
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 And you are welcome to the Asset Yogi
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 Where we unlock the knowledge of finance
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 In this video, we are going to learn about three major benefits of taking a home loan
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 Why can it be beneficial for you to take a home loan?
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If you have any surplus cash
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 Then taking a home loan can be very beneficial for you
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Because you can invest your spare cash in another alternative investment
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And you can earn better profits
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So why am I saying this?
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We will see the reason.
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Let's go straight towards the blackboard
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So stay tuned with the video so that you will not miss any important point
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The first benefit of a home loan is that its interest is minimal
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When you will compare it with any loan or credit card
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Then you will realize that you will get the least interest rates on a home loan
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If I talk about today then you can easily get a home loan
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at the rate of 8.25% to 8.5%
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But if you compare this with a credit card or personal loan
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Then the interest rates on those loans are very high
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So if we talk about credit cards for example
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Then the interest rate charged from you is approx 30% per annum
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If we talk about personal loan
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Then on today's date, you will get a personal loan at the rate of 12 to 15 %
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So if you talk about a car loan
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Then you will get a car loan for a minimum of 9 to 10%
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Sometimes it happens
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that people say I am getting a car loan at 6 or 7%
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The financing company of the car
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 is providing loans at less interest rate. Then consider that another cost is being
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added to that loan.  It is being added to the cost of your car.
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 If we talk about a bear bone loan, if you take a loan from the bank independently
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 Then you will always get more interest rate on a car loan than a home loan
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 So for you,  8.25% is the lowest interest rate
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 Then for you, it is the most beneficial
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 If you have other loans going on, then pay them off first not a home loan
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So first you have to pay the loan which has the highest interest rate
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 So in this case, close the loan of credit card first
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 Then pay off the personal loan
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 On the third, pay off the car loan and don't pay off the home loan so fast
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 Because it has other benefits too. We will discuss the other benefits also
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 Then comes your tax benefits.
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 In the tax benefits, you get the benefit of principal repayment under Section 80C
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So if we talk about its limit
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then as of FY 2017-18,
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Then you are getting the limit up to 1.5 lacs in this
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 If you watch this video in the future
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 Then maybe the limit will change but most likely you will get the tax benefits
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If the limit of 1.5 lacs is exhausted by the home loan
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 If your home loan principal repayment is more than 1.5 lakhs per year
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 Then you can cover it here
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 Otherwise, you can also make other investments that are allowed under 80C
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  Like provident fund, PPF, or employee provident fund
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 Or there are some FD that are covered under 80C
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 You can claim these types of investments under 80C
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 But because a home loan is quite a big chunk
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 It will cover more than 1.5 lakhs of principal repayment
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 The second benefit is interest repayment under Section 24
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 So under Section 24, you can show a loss
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 from house property whether you are living in that property
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 Then also you can show it
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 Or if you have rented the property then you will have to show the rental income
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 Along with that, you will show the interest repayment as a deduction
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 So the loss from the property due to interest in this
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 Its limit has been set to 2 lakh Rs in FY 2017-18
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 So you can claim the deduction of up to
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 2 lakh per year
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 After that, if the balance loss is remaining
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 Then you can carry forward it to the next year
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 So I will make some detailed videos about the tax benefits.
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 Please watch those videos too
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After that, the third benefit is a higher return on investment
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So why am I saying higher return on investment?
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We will understand this with a number
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Assume your property gets appreciated by 15% in a year
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Assume the market price of the property goes 15% up
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Okay?
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Assume you have bought the property for 50 lakhs last year
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And now its price is 57.5 lakhs, it is appreciated by 15%
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So what will happen in this?
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Assume you have bought this property for 50 lakhs Rs cash
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and now its price is 57.5 lakhs Rs. Then you got a profit of only 15%
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But assuming you have taken a loan of 40 lakhs Rs  for this
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And assume you have made the down payment of 10 lakhs Rs
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Only 10 lakhs Rs are gone from your pocket. So I will write the downpayment here.
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In this case, your main profit is 57.5-50
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Your profit is 7.5 lakhs
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On the loan of 40 lakhs Rs, if you have given the 8% interest rate
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Then I will do the calculation of the interest rate
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Assume you have paid the interest of 3.2 lakhs in this
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according to the 8 % interest rate
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The loan is 40 lakhs
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According to 8%, you have paid the interest of
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3.2 lakhs Rs in one year.
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So you have the net profit left
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Out of that, you will deduct 3.2 lakhs
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So this will be your net profit
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So this will be 4.3 lakhs
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If you sell this property on today's date at 57.5 lakhs Rs
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Then you will get a net profit of 4.3 lakhs Rs
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So if you calculate its percentage returns on this 10 lakhs Rs
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Only 10 lakhs have gone from your pocket, you have used the bank loan for the rest
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So the amount of 10 lakhs Rs has become 4.3 lakhs
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Now if you calculate its percentage returns
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Then it will be 43%
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So now, the returns or ROI of 43%
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is a bit too much.
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The market price has increased by 15 %, but for you, it's 43%
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This is mainly because of the loan
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So we can call it leveraged returns
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So in leveraged returns, you can also face loss
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So the risk is quite high in this
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So I am not advising you to always take a loan
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Because you will get profit from that
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Assume it gets down by 15%, assume the price of the property becomes
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43 lakhs instead of 50 lakhs. So according to this, you may face loss also
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So we call it leveraged returns. So if you want to see this
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type of high returns then invest at the time when the rate of the property is low
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If you take a loan and buy the property at that time
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Then you will get benefit from that. So this 15% return can become 20% or 25%
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So you can think about how much benefit you can get.
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So all these things depend on the market timing
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How much calibers do you have? How you can identify the property market?
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So it depends on all these factors. But I must explain to you the calculation
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that you can earn higher returns on investment by taking a loan
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So these were the top three home loan benefits
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