Overview

Stop paying yesterday's rate on tomorrow's balance.

Interest rates move. Your old loan's rate doesn't, unless you make it. A balance transfer moves your outstanding from one lender to another at a lower rate — and often includes a top-up in the same transaction.

We do the honest maths before recommending the switch: foreclosure charges, new-loan processing fees, remaining tenure and the actual rate delta. If a rate-reset with your current lender is cheaper, we'll say so.

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Key Features

Why Balance Transfer With SHF

Immediate EMI Reduction

A genuine rate drop shrinks your monthly outgo straightaway — the effect compounds over remaining tenure.

Top-Up Available

Most BT files qualify for a top-up against the transferred amount — often cheaper than a fresh personal or business loan.

Free Cost-Benefit Analysis

We calculate foreclosure, processing fees, remaining tenure and real rate delta — and only recommend the switch if the math favours you.

Tenure Flexibility

Re-set the tenure to suit current cash-flow — extend for comfort, or shorten to accelerate payoff.

Works Across Products

Home loans, loans against property, and business loans can all be transferred — with different break-even maths for each.

Honest Advice

Sometimes a rate-reset with your existing lender is the smarter move. We'll tell you when that's the case.

FAQs

Commonly Asked

When the net rate benefit, after foreclosure charges on the old loan and processing fees on the new one, delivers meaningful monthly savings across your remaining tenure. Shorter remaining tenure shrinks that benefit — we'll run the numbers upfront.
RBI guidelines prohibit foreclosure penalties on floating-rate home loans for individual borrowers. Fixed-rate loans, non-individual loans and business loans may carry charges — we'll verify with your existing lender.
In most cases, yes — subject to the new lender's policy and your updated property valuation / income eligibility. A top-up during BT is often cheaper than a separate fresh loan.

Paying more than you should?

Send us your loan details — we'll run a free cost-benefit calculation, no obligation to switch.

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