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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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I have made many videos on loans previously and covered every loan in detail
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Like home loans, loans against property
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Loans against FD, loans against shares
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Personal loan, gold loan. We have covered all these in a detail
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And you asked many questions and these are quite common questions
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In every loan. For example, if your EMI gets the default
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Then what happens in this case? Whether the bank gives you a grace period
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Or your whole loan defaults
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And you are not able to pay
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Your financial situation is not good
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So what happens in this case? What options do you have?
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What are the consequences of defaulting the loan?
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I will answer all these questions in this video.
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So stay tuned with the video because it will surely be of help to you.
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Let's go straight towards the blackboard.
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Firstly, let's talk about unsecured loan default
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Now, what is an unsecured loan?
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A loan without any security
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The bank doesn't have any collateral or asset
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To sell and recover the money
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If you do loan default.
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For example, if you do personal loan default or education loan default.
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Or default the payment of credit card
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So in this case the bank doesn't have any security.
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Which they can sell and recover the money
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So what happens in this case
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When you do the default of an unsecured loan
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If I talk about the small consequence
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Then you are charged with cheque bounce charges
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Or you have to pay the EMI default charges.
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These charges can be 250, 300, 500 Rs
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But I am not bothered with this thing that much.
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The most important thing is
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The larger consequence if I talk about it
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The credit card payment default or loan default you do
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Of whatever bank or financial institution
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They will report it to CIBIL or the credit agency.
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I have already made many videos related to the CIBIL score
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So you can watch those videos. You will find the links in the description.
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So once they are reported to the CIBIL
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That you have defaulted on the loan. Then your CIBIL score gets hampered.
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Now, I have already told you about the CIBIL score
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This ranges from 300 to 900
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The higher the CIBIL score the better for you
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750 plus score is considered as a good score
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But if you default on any loan or if you do default on a big loan
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Then maybe your CIBIL score will go below 650
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If your CIBIL score goes below 650
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Then any bank or financial institution
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will niether provide you loan in the future.
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nor credit card.
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You may not need the loan today but you may need it in the future.
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So the first thing is that it takes a lot of time to make or improve the CIBIL score or credit score.
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Or once you have ruined or decreased your CIBIL score
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Then it will take a lot of time to improve it.
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And it may take 3 to 4 years to come back to the same score.
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So please, don't do the default on any unsecured loan.
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Maybe the bank doesn't have any securities
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But then also you should not make any default to your loans and credit card .
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Now we will talk about what happens when there is a default on a secured loan
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What is a secured loan?
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Any loan which is backed by security or any collateral.
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Assume there is a home loan,
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In this, your property is being mortgaged
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There are other loans of the property like loans against property
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Or there is a car loan, your car is being mortgaged.
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In a gold loan, gold loan is being pledged or is mortgaged
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In the same way, there is a loan against FD, there's a loan against shares
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There's a loan against mutual funds,
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All these are secured loan
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A loan that is backed by any asset is called a secured loan.
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So in the case of secured loan,
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Bank can recover their money by selling the asset
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So what are the consequences of its default?
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Smaller consequence as I have told you
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That you have to pay the cheque bounce or EMI default charges.
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Whatever it is 200, 300 or 500 Rs
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So two big consequences come under this.
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The first is you will lose your asset.
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Whether it is FD, mutual funds, house, your car, or gold.
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The asset, whose against you have taken the loan
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The bank will sell it.
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And you will face the loss of assets.
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And with that, there will be a loss of credit score.
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All these things are reported to the CIBIL and your CIBIL score gets hampered.
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Now we will talk about the loss of asset
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What is the recovery process of the bank?
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How does the auction of this asset take place? We will find out.
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And with that, what are your rights? We will also talk about them.
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So the recovery process of the bank starts with
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The notice- firstly you will be given the notice for the payment.
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So the notice is given for whatever the EMI has defaulted.
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Whether you have defaulted only one EMI, then also you will get the notice.
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If you have defaulted the 2 EMI, then also you will get the notice.
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Once you defaulte the 3rd EMI,
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Then the default of more than 90 days is categorized under NPA
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NPA means Non-Performing Asset.
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As soon as you have a default of 90 days,
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The bank can take legal action against your property
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Against whatever your assest is.
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And by any chance, the borrower dies
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What happens in that case ?
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If the loan is insured
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If you have taken home loan insurance
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In that case, the bank will recover their
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Dues through the insurance.
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And if you haven't taken any loan insurance of any kind
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So notice will be given to his nominee or legal heirs
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Whoever is the borrower died. So they can clear the dues of the loan
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And after that, they can get the property on their name.
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If the bank doesn't get any response from the nominee or legal heirs
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So in this case also the bank starts the auction process
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So two cases have happened here. In the first case, if there is
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a 90 days default and the borrower is alive, then the auction process starts
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And if the borrower has died then the bank will recover the money from the insurance
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Otherwise, they will try to recover from the nominees or legal heirs.
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And if the bank doesn't get any response from the nominees or legal heir
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Then the bank start the auction process in that case also
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Now we will talk about the auction process
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Firstly the notice of the auction is given to the borrower
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Whenever your loan has become the NPA, whenever it is categorized as an NPA
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You will get the notice to auction after 60 days.
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And you haven't made the payment during that time
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Then only the auction process is initiated
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Otherwise, assume you have paid the money during these 90 days
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Then also the auction process will not start. And if you made payment in these 60 days
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Then also the auction process will not start.
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But if you didn't pay the money during the notice period of these 60 days
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Then the auction process will start
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The bank has to provide you with some details in the notice to auction period.
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First is the reserved price of the asset and the property in the auction.
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They have to tell you that. And they have to tell you the auction date.
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And some other details too.
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After that, the borrower can raise their objections
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And whoever is the authorized person
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In that bank
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Or the authorized person who is handling the auction.
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He has to reply to those objections within 7 days.
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And assume you have paid the money in between
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And maybe the bank hasn't considered it
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Then you can raise objections and inform the bank.
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And after that, if you don't have money
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Your financial situation is not good or you weren't able to pay for any reason
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Then also you can question the reserved price.
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Sometimes the banks, not sometimes every time
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The reserved price is fixed below 15 to 20% of the market price
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The bank keeps the reserve price below the market price
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So that they can sell the property easily.
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And the bank can recover their loan dues because the main motive of the bank
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Is to recover their loan dues. So as a borrower you can question the reserved price.
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And if you think that the reserved price is kept low and the market price is high
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If you find a buyer who is ready to
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Buy that property at the market price or more than the reserved price.
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then definitely you can introduce them to the bank and the bank will consider them.
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And if someone is ready to pay more than the reserved price.
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Then the bank can sell the property to them. So this was about the notice to auction.
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Now we will talk about how the auction process is done.
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Firstly the public notice is given to auction the asset.
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Whatever your asset is whether it is your car, home
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Gold or any type of asset
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Whether the machinery of your business is being sold.
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Then also a public notice is given for the auction
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In which, anybody can bid.
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All the interested parties submit their bids
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Whatever Bid Due Date is given
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All the parties submit their bid on that Bid Due Date
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After that, whoever is the highest bidder
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Whoever bids the highest
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The asset is sold to that person
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Once the asset is sold
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And the bank has recovered the amount
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So what happens after the auction
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By chance if recovered amount is
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Greater than the outstanding loan amount
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For example, we will take an example
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Assume this is a house and the reserved price was set to 1 crore Rs
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And let's say the property is sold in 1 crore
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And let's say the outstanding loan amount is 80 lakh Rs
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So the bank has recovered this 1 crore
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And the bank recovery is done in 80 lakhs
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So the rest 20 lakh Rs goes to the account of the borrower
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So the 20 lakh Rs comes into the account of the borrower
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By chance the recovered amount is
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Less than the outstanding amount
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Assume the house sold for only 60 lakh Rs.
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I will write the recovered amount here.
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The actual loan balance was 80 lakh Rs
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and the borrower has to pay the rest 20 lakhs
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So the bank will recover this 20 lakh Rs from the borrower
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If the borrower does the default here also, then the thing is also reported to the CIBIL
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And your CIBIL score decreases. So this is the process of unsecured and secured loan default.
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So my advice to you is to think twice before doing the default.
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If you do the payment default of EMI and credit card
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Then your credit history damages
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Maybe you don't need the loan right now
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But you may require any loan in the future.
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And it takes a lot of time to make a credit score
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And it takes a lot of time to improve it also.
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But as soon as you default a loan
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Then immediately your CIBIL score is damaged and decreases.
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