A personal loan is an unsecured borrowing that a lender advances without requiring any collateral, repaid in fixed instalments over an agreed period. Because nothing is pledged, approval rests largely on the applicant's income, employment stability and credit history. Borrowers commonly turn to a personal loan to meet expenses that arise without warning or that they prefer not to fund from savings, such as emergency medical bills, travel and holiday costs, or wedding-related arrangements.
Union Bank of India, a public sector bank established in 1919, offers this facility under its Union Personal scheme aimed at salaried individuals working in private sector institutions. The scheme is designed for confirmed or permanent employees and is positioned as a way to manage unplanned costs without disturbing existing savings. The bank emphasises a largely paperless, online application journey with quick disbursal and easy processing for eligible applicants.
As a collateral-free product, the loan does not ask the borrower to mortgage any asset, and a prepayment facility is available for those who wish to close the loan ahead of schedule. The rate of interest is described as flexible. Approval, the sanctioned amount and the applicable terms depend on the bank's assessment of the applicant's profile and are not guaranteed. Prospective borrowers should confirm current eligibility conditions and required paperwork with the bank before applying.
As published by Union Bank of India. Your branch may ask for more.
Lenders price on your credit score, income, employer category and tenure. A score above 750 typically unlocks the lower end of each range shown. The exact rate is confirmed by the lender at underwriting.
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No. Viewing rates is not a credit enquiry and has no score impact. A hard enquiry happens only when you formally apply to a lender.
Most lenders allow prepayment after a few EMIs. Charges vary by lender and are shown in the fees section; RBI caps foreclosure charges on floating-rate loans to individuals.