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Indian borrower comparing APR across different loan types
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

APR in Loan: Explained in Simple Terms

APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is an annualised measure of the cost of borrowing that incorporates the applicable interest rate and specified charges used in the APR calculation. APR may be higher than the quoted interest rate when applicable charges are included in its calculation. , and since 2024, Indian lenders are legally required to disclose it to you upfront.

Indian household adjusting their monthly budget after rising expenses
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

How to Adjust Your Monthly Budget When Expenses Change

Budget adjustment means revising how you allocate your income after something changes, a rent increase, a new expense, a pay cut, or even a raise. It's different from building a budget from scratch, you're working from an existing plan that no longer fits reality. This guide walks through the adjustment process using a worked example, with a template you can copy directly.

Indian person reviewing unsecured personal loan documents without collateral
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

Unsecured Loans Explained: Meaning, Types, and Benefits

An unsecured loan is money you borrow without giving any property, gold, or asset as security. Bank checks your income and credit score before approving. Personal loans, credit cards, and BNPL are common types. Interest is usually higher since bank takes more risk.

Indian person calculating EMI on phone with loan documents
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

How Banks Calculate Your EMI, Step by Step

For a standard fixed-rate loan with equal monthly instalments, every bank uses the same underlying formula: EMI = P × r × (1+r)^n ÷ [(1+r)^n − 1]. Some lenders structure products differently, flat-rate pricing, variable rates, or irregular instalments, so this formula applies specifically to standard reducing-balance loans. The amount stays the same each month, but what it actually pays off, interest versus principal, changes every single month.

Indian woman writing out a debt payoff planner listing multiple loan balances
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

Debt Payoff Planner: Build Your Own Debt Payoff Order

A debt payoff planner is a simple plan that lists every debt you owe and sets the order to pay them off in. It tells you which debt gets your extra money first, while you keep paying the minimum on everything else, until each one is cleared.

Indian person comparing a budget app screen with a financial counseling conversation
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

Financial Counseling: When You Need More Than a Budget App

Financial counseling is a professional reviewing your full financial picture, income, debts, and spending, and helping you decide the right next step. A budget app shows you data. A budget app can show your numbers, but it generally cannot replace personalised advice about which debt strategy fits your specific circumstances.

Indian person reviewing credit card statement showing minimum due
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

What Happens If You Only Pay the Minimum, Every Month

Paying only the minimum due every month keeps your account technically current, but it doesn't mean your debt is shrinking the way it looks. Interest continues to accrue on the unpaid balance, while new spending can add to the amount you owe.

Indian borrower reviewing a settlement NOC after receiving a recovery call
By Mohit Juneja | 24 September 2026

Still Getting Calls After Your Loan Is Settled? Here's What to Do

Loan harassment after settlement means recovery calls or messages continuing even though your account is already marked "Settled" and you're holding an NOC (No Objection Certificate) or other written confirmation of the settlement.

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