For those who have lost their jobs or suffered a pay cut but have loans to repay, the six-month moratorium on equated monthly instalments (EMIs) allowed by the Reserve Bank of India came as a welcome relief. But the deferment carries a cost.
As Rachit Chawla, chief executive officer (CEO) of Finway Capital, a non-banking financial company, says: “Many borrowers were not even aware that there is a cost involved and that banks would charge interest on the unpaid amount. This makes EMI moratorium a costly affair and you should try to get rid of this extra burden as soon as ...
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First Published: Thu, June 11 2020. 01:45 IST
