EMI Lene Se Pehle Yeh Zaroor Jaano

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EMI Lene Se Pehle Yeh Zaroor Jaano

By wealthchecker Team | Loans | 6 min read

EMI aaj ki duniya mein normal hai — par bahut log EMI trap mein phans jaate hain. Samajhte hain ki EMI smartly kab leni chahiye aur kab nahi.

EMI Kaam Kaise Karta Hai?

EMI = Equated Monthly Installment. Ek formula se calculate hoti hai jisme principal aur interest dono hote hain. Pehle EMIs mein zyada interest hota hai, last mein zyada principal.

EMI Formula: EMI = P × r × (1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n - 1)
P = Principal, r = monthly interest rate, n = number of months

Safe EMI Kitni Honi Chahiye?

Ek golden rule hai — saari EMIs milake income ke 35-40% se zyada nahi honi chahiye. Agar income ₹50,000 hai, toh max ₹17,500-20,000 ki EMIs.

IncomeMax Safe EMI (35%)Risky EMI (above)
₹30,000₹10,500₹10,500+
₹50,000₹17,500₹17,500+
₹80,000₹28,000₹28,000+

Prepayment Kab Karein?

Jab bhi extra paisa ho — bonus, increment, gift — pehle high-interest loan prepay karo. Home loan ka interest rate 8-9% hai, toh FD ya savings se zyada return milta hai prepayment mein.

Avoid Karo: 0% EMI schemes mein aksar processing fees ya hidden charges hote hain. Actual cost calculate karke hi lo.
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