Home Loan Advisor

Compare 2026 rates from 8 top lenders, compute EMI for any amount, and learn how to improve your CIBIL score.

Home Loan Rates — Top Lenders (2026)

All rates are RLLR/EBLR-linked (floating), effective May 2026. Actual rate depends on CIBIL score, LTV ratio, and employer profile. Most banks offer lowest rates for CIBIL 750+ and LTV below 75%.

LenderStarting Rate (% p.a.)Processing FeeMax Tenure (yrs)Special Offer
SBI8.50%0.35% + GST (max ₹10,000)30SBI Privilege Home Loan for women — 5 bps concession
HDFC Bank8.70%0.50% + GST30Step-up EMI for young borrowers
ICICI Bank8.75%0.50% + GST30ICICI Bank Home Loan with pre-approved offers for salary account holders
Axis Bank8.75%1% + GST30Shubh Aarambh — zero processing fee for eligible applicants
Kotak Mahindra8.70%0.50% + GST20Kotak Home Balance Transfer with lower rate
PNB Housing8.50%0.50% + GST30Roshni scheme for women buyers
LIC Housing Finance8.65%₹10,000 + GST flat30Griha Lakshmi for women — 5 bps lower rate
Bajaj Housing Finance8.55%0.30% + GST32Flexi EMI plans available
How to Improve Your CIBIL Score for Better Rates
1

Pay all credit card bills and EMIs on time — payment history accounts for 35% of your CIBIL score.

2

Keep credit utilisation below 30% of your total credit limit across all cards.

3

Avoid applying for multiple loans simultaneously — each hard inquiry reduces score by 5–10 points.

4

Maintain a mix of secured (home/car loan) and unsecured (personal loan, credit card) credit.

5

Check your CIBIL report annually for errors at cibil.com — dispute discrepancies immediately.

6

A CIBIL score of 750+ typically gets you the best rates; some lenders reward 800+ with an additional 10–25 bps concession.

7

Pre-payment strategy: extra payments in the early years reduce interest significantly. Even ₹5,000/month extra can cut a 20-year loan by 3–4 years.