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By Mohit Juneja | 14 September 2026

Lok Adalat Education Loan Settlement: Who Can Use It and How

Lok Adalat education loan settlement is when you and your bank agree on a reduced repayment amount in front of a Lok Adalat (People's Court) panel. The agreement is legally final: no appeals, no future claims. The process is free to use and usually faster than a formal court. It only works after your account has been classified as NPA (loan marked as bad debt by the bank after 90 days of missed payments), and both sides must agree voluntarily.

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By Mohit Juneja | 14 September 2026

Budgeting Basics : Finding the Right Approach for You

Most people try one budgeting method, find it too rigid or too complicated, and give up. The truth is there is no single right way to budget. There is only the way that works for your income, your life, and your habits. Here is how to find yours.

Indian borrower comparing fixed and floating EMI options on a laptop
By Mohit Juneja | 31 August 2026

Types of EMI: Fixed vs Floating, Which Saves You More?

A fixed-rate loan keeps the interest rate unchanged for the agreed fixed-rate period. Where the EMI is structured as fixed, the scheduled EMI remains unchanged during that period.

Indian borrower identifying the official CIBIL website for a secure credit score check
By Mohit Juneja | 31 August 2026

CIBIL Score Check Official Website: Which One Is Real?

The official CIBIL score check website is cibil.com, run directly by TransUnion CIBIL. Several other apps and sites also offer free score checks legitimately, through official bureau partnerships, but a growing number of lookalike sites exist too, so knowing what to check for matters before entering your PAN.

Indian woman reviewing credit card bank statement at home table
By Mohit Juneja | 14 July 2026

Credit Card Minimum Payment Means: What the Bank Statement Shows

The minimum payment on your credit card statement is the smallest amount your bank will accept by the due date to keep your account in good standing. It mostly covers interest, fees, and a small part of what you owe, not your actual spending. Paying only this amount keeps a late fee away, but the rest of your balance stays on the statement and keeps earning interest.

Indian person reviewing a credit score improvement service checklist on a laptop
By Mohit Juneja | 14 July 2026

Credit Score Improvement Services: What to Check

Credit score improvement services are platforms or agencies that help you understand what's affecting your credit score and guide you toward fixing it, through report reviews, dispute support, or actionable improvement steps. Not all of them work the same way, some just show you your score, others actually help you act on it. Before picking one, it's worth checking what data they actually pull, whether their advice is generic or specific to your report, and whether they charge upfront or only when they deliver results.

Self-employed Indian shopkeeper checking personal loan options with low CIBIL score
By Mohit Juneja | 14 July 2026

Personal Loan for Self-Employed With Low CIBIL Score

A personal loan for self-employed with low CIBIL score is a loan approved despite a weak credit history, based on business income proof like bank statements and ITRs instead of a salary slip. Approval isn't guaranteed. NBFCs and digital lenders look at cash flow and existing EMI load as much as the score itself.

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