Guides
Plain-language explainers on borrowing in Nepal, written by people who have sat across from a loan officer.
Basics
4 guides
How the base rate works in Nepal, and why your EMI changes every quarter
Every Nepali bank publishes a base rate monthly. Your floating loan rate is that number plus a premium. Here is exactly how it is calculated and when it hits your EMI.
16 Bhadra 2083
Floating vs fixed interest rate in Nepal: which one should you take?
Floating loans follow the base rate every quarter; fixed loans lock a higher number for three to five years. Here is how banks price the difference and when each one wins.
14 Bhadra 2083
Loan prepayment in Nepal: how it works, what the penalty is, and when it actually saves money
Prepaying Rs 5 lakh on a Rs 50 lakh home loan three years in can save about Rs 14.5 lakh of interest for a Rs 5,000 fee. But the same prepayment done the other way saves only Rs 4.8 lakh. The maths, the rules and the exceptions.
25 Shrawan 2083
10 practical steps to improve your loan eligibility in Nepal
Most rejections are not about income. They are about a bike loan that eats your DTI, a CIB entry you forgot, or income the bank cannot see. Ten fixes, ordered by how fast they work.
22 Shrawan 2083
Home loans
2 guides
Home loan eligibility in Nepal: income, DTI, LTV and the property checks banks run
How much house a bank will finance depends on four gates: your income, your existing EMIs, the property's valuation and your age at maturity. Here is how each one is scored, with numbers.
12 Bhadra 2083
Home loan documents checklist for Nepal, by borrower type
The full list of papers a Nepali bank asks for on a home loan: identity, income, property and legal. Grouped by whether you are salaried, self-employed, earning abroad or a landlord, so you can build the file in one trip.
9 Bhadra 2083
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