Ditch High Interest Debt! Get Loans Against Your Investments | CA Rachana Ranade
Published: 2025-08-29
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Published: 2025-08-29
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LAS loans are processed by 12 PM the next day, while LAMF loans are processed within 2 hours.
"It's 12:00 p.m. of the next morning. But what about loan against mutual fund? Here processing time will be only within 2 hours."
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The Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio for approved debt ETFs is 75% to 85%.
"And if I'm talking about approved debt ETFs, it will be 75 to 85% of your value."
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The Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio for approved stocks and ETFs is 45%.
"It is 45% for approved stocks and ETFs?"
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Interest rates for LAS/LAMF range from 10.5% to 10.9% per annum, charged only on the outstanding loan amount.
"Interest rate could be in the range of 10.5% to 10.9% per annum. Of course, only on what? Only on your outstanding loan amount."
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The loan tenure for LAS/LAMF is three years.
"Ultimately what is the loan tenure? It's three years"
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Eligibility for LAS/LAMF includes being an Indian citizen between 18-70 years old with an active PAN card linked to a bank account.
"Number one has to be an Indian citizen. If I'm talking about the age, it should be somewhere between 18 years to 70 years of age. Third, you should have an active PAN card which is linked to your bank account."
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Failure to repay LAS/LAMF can result in the lender selling off the borrower's pledged holdings.
"In such a case, of course, you have a risk of losing your holdings because ultimately, please understand, the lender in this example has given you a loan. If you are not able to repay the loan, they will have no choice but to sell off your holdings."
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Borrowers of LAS/LAMF will receive benefits from dividends and bonus shares declared on pledged holdings.
"any gains be it in the nature of dividend or in the nature of bonus you will be eligible for that because ultimately the stocks are in your own portfolio they are in your own holding that is the reason why you'll be able to get all these benefits right"
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Pledged holdings for LAS/LAMF cannot be sold until the loan is fully repaid.
"can you pledge your holdings Can you sell your pledged holdings? No. Unless and until you repay the loan, you'll not be able to sell the portfolio. Especially the pledged portfolio."
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Checking eligibility for LAS/LAMF with smallcase will not impact the CIBIL score.
"If you are checking your eligibility uh eligible credit limit with small case, your civil score should not get impacted."
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LAS/LAMF operates like a credit line, with interest charged only on the withdrawn amount, not the total sanctioned limit.
"This is like an overdraft means what? You can take the loan for that security. So basically what you do, you keep stocks, you keep mutual funds as your collateral. And you get a limit from them that you are eligible for XY Z rupees unless and until you actually withdraw that money. You will not be charged any interest. That is why I'm saying that this is like a credit line functionality. You will be charged interest only on the amount that you withdraw."
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LAS/LAMF loans can be topped up by pledging additional stocks or mutual funds, especially if the portfolio value increases.
"If I wanted more loan, what can I do? I can I can top it up by adding more stocks, by adding more mutual funds. So if my portfolio value goes up, obviously I'll be able to top up my loan."
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The minimum loan amount for LAS/LAMF is ₹25,000, and the maximum is ₹5 crore.
"Minimum loan amount that you can get is 25,000 rupees and maximum is 5 cr rupees."
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smallcase provides a 5% buffer to mitigate the impact of market fluctuations on the LTV for LAS/LAMF.
"small case saves its customers from market movement by introducing a 5% buffer. So here the LTV after taking the loan becomes 50%."
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The principal repayment for LAS/LAMF is flexible, allowing payments of any amount at any time, while interest is auto-debited monthly.
"Principle is flexible. You can pay any time. You can pay any amount. But if it is about interest then interest will be autodebited on a monthly basis."
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