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Last Modified : Jul 12, 2008 1:43 PM
V-Reverse Mortgage Loan Scheme
 
Objective To meet the financial needs of senior citizens owning self acquired and self occupied house property
Purpose of Loan
For generating cash flow/to supplement pension/other income for day to day requirements, renovation/up gradation of house, to meet medical expenses, and for repayment of outside institutional liabilities.
Eligibility for loan
  • Should be a Senior Citizen of India, (above 60 years of age) as on the date of application. Married couples will be eligible as joint Borrowers, subject to at least one of them being 'above 60 years of age' and the age difference not being more than 10 years between them.
  • Should be the owner of a self-acquired, self-occupied residential property (house or flat) located in India, with clear, marketable title and free from any encumbrances. Loan is not available against ancestral property or commercial property.
  • NRIs and PIOs are not eligible.
Quantum of the Loan The minimum qualifying loan amount shall be Rs 2.00 lacs and the maximum qualifying amount of loan is restricted to Rs.100 lacs.
Other charges:
Charges towards, legal opinion, valuation of residential property, processing charges, security inspection charges (annually), insurance, Registration charges etc., as applicable to V-Home Loan Scheme. [Refer Annexure-I given below]
Rate of Interest

with effect from 14.07.2008:  10.50 % (fixed) with reset clause once in every 5 years.

Margin 20% on the realizable value of residential property. 
Security Mortgage of residential property where the applicant is living/self occupied.
 

Eligible End use of funds

 

The loan amount can be used for the following purposes:

  • For up gradation, renovation and extension of residential property.
  • For uses associated with home improvement, maintenance/insurance of residential property
  • To meet Medical, emergency expenditure for maintenance of family
  • For supplementing pension/other income.
  • For repayment of an existing loan taken against the residential property to be mortgaged.
  • To meet any other genuine financial needs.
Tenor of the Loan
  • Minimum tenor of the loan is ' 7' years and with a maximum tenor of '15' years.
  • The tenure may further be extended on roll over basis with a maximum period of '15' years or till survival of the borrower/s subject to advance value of the property on a rollover basis
 

Nature of disbursement.

Any or a combination of the following:[Refer Annexure-II & III below]
  • Periodic monthly payments by way of annuity. 
  • Part of loan in lump-sum( not exceeding 30% of maturity value i.e., loan amount at the end of the tenor) the eligible amount of disbursement shall be the present value (discounted value) of such lump sum and the remaining/ balance amount in monthly installments by way of annuity.
Repayment
The loan shall become due and payable
  • at the end of tenor of the loan opted by the borrower.
  • Outstanding balance exceeding the Equity to Value Ratio (EVR).
  • when the last surviving borrower dies or would like to sell the home, or permanently move out of the home to an institution for care of the aged people or move to relatives place.
 

Prepayment of Loan by Borrower(s)

 
  • The borrower(s) will have option to prepay the loan at any time during the loan tenor.
  • There will not be any prepayment charges/penalty for such prepayments. However, in case of take over of loan by other Bank/Financial Institution, pre payment charges @ 1% of the amount prepaid shall be levied.
Closure of Loan
The legal heirs of the borrower (s), after the death of borrowers (both spouses), or his /her /their estate, will have the option, to settle the loan amount along with accumulated interest, without sale of residential property.
Settlement of loan, along with accumulated interest, shall be met by the proceeds received out of sale of residential property and surplus if any, shall be paid to the legal heirs. The loan will become due for recovery and payable six months after the death of the last surviving spouse.
 

Provision for Right to Rescission:

After the documents have been executed and loan transactions finalized, the senior citizen borrower (s) shall be given time up to ten days to cancel the transaction by way of “ the right of rescission” for any reason whatsoever. 
Annexure - I
Processing Charges
  1. Upto Rs. 2 lakhs                          --->    Rs. 100/-
  2. Above Rs. 2 lakhs to Rs. 1 Crore    --->    Rs. 100/- per lakhs or part thereof
Inspection Charges (p.a)
For Upto Rs.10lakhs            --->    Rs. 500/-
for above Rs.10 lakhs       --->    Rs. 1000/-
Registration charges & Memorandum charges: As applicable to the respective States stamp Act/duties.
 
      Annexure - II                                                     Annexure - III
REVERSE MORTGAGE ANNUITY PAYMENT CHART FOR Rs.1,00,000/(Rs.1 Lakh)
 
PRESENT VALUE CHART For lumpsum payment for Rs.1,00,000/- (Rs.1 Lakh)
 (at discounted rate)
Rate / Months
10.50%
Annuity in Rs
Rate / Months
10.50%
Annuity in Rs
 
Rate / Months
10.50%
 Rs
Rate / Months
10.50%
Annuity in Rs
60
1265
121
465
 
60
59290
121
34850
61
1235
122
460
 
61
58775
122
34545
62
1210
123
450
 
62
58265
123
34245
63
1185
124
445
 
63
57760
124
33950
64
1160
125
440
 
64
57260
125
33655
65
1140
126
435
 
65
56765
126
33365
66
1115
127
430
 
66
56270
127
33075
67
1095
128
425
 
67
55785
128
32785
68
1075
129
420
 
68
55300
129
32505
69
1050
130
410
 
69
54820
130
32220
70
1030
131
405
 
70
54345
131
31940
71
1015
132
400
 
71
53875
132
31665
72
995
133
395
 
72
53405
133
31390
73
975
134