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Home loan starting ratesBank of Maharashtra 7.25%Indian Bank 7.35%Canara Bank 7.40%PNB 7.45%Central Bank 7.45%SBI 7.50%Federal Bank 7.50%Kotak 7.60%IDFC FIRST 7.75%Axis Bank 8.00%ICICI Bank 8.50%HDFC Bank 8.50%

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Home Loan Balance Transfer Calculator

Moving your home loan to a bank with a lower rate can cut your EMI. This shows what you would really save after fees, and how long it takes to earn the fees back.

Savings at each bank's starting rate

Example: ₹40 lakh outstanding at 9.5% with 15 years left and ₹10,000 in fees. Uses each bank's advertised starting rate, which is a best case.

BankStarting rateSaving per monthNet savingFees earned back in
Bank of Maharashtra7.25%₹5,254₹9,35,8052 mo
Indian Bank7.35%₹5,029₹8,95,1532 mo
Canara Bank7.4%₹4,915₹8,74,7783 mo
Punjab National Bank7.45%₹4,802₹8,54,3703 mo
Central Bank of India7.45%₹4,802₹8,54,3703 mo
State Bank of India7.5%₹4,688₹8,33,9293 mo
Federal Bank7.5%₹4,688₹8,33,9293 mo
Kotak Mahindra Bank7.6%₹4,461₹7,92,9483 mo
IDFC FIRST Bank7.75%₹4,118₹7,31,2323 mo
Axis Bank8%₹3,543₹6,27,7233 mo
ICICI Bank8.5%₹2,379₹4,18,2935 mo
HDFC Bank8.5%₹2,379₹4,18,2935 mo

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Frequently asked questions

How much can I save by moving a ₹40 lakh loan at 9.5% to Bank of Maharashtra?

At Bank of Maharashtra's starting rate of 7.25%, with 15 years left and ₹10,000 in fees, you would save about ₹5,254 a month and about ₹9,35,805 overall. Your actual offer may be higher than the starting rate.

When is a home loan balance transfer worth it?

As a rough guide, when the new rate is at least 0.5 percentage points lower and many years of the loan remain. Count every fee (processing, legal, valuation, stamp duty on the new agreement) and check how many months it takes to earn them back.

Should I ask my current bank to lower my rate first?

Yes. Many banks will reprice an existing loan to a lower rate for a fee, which can be cheaper and quicker than moving to a new bank.

Does a balance transfer affect my credit score?

The new lender will check your credit, which can cause a small, temporary dip. Paying the new loan on time matters far more.

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