5 Common Reasons For Personal Loan Rejection

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When in need of emergency credit, the last
thing you want is to be rejected by banks and NBFCs for a personal loan
In order to be prepared for such situations, your financial record should be maintained in a way that lenders do not consider it a risk to
lenders.Poor Credit HistoryBanks do not only refer to what you state in your application form, but do a thorough check of your financials
status to assess your repayment capacity
While credit history can be ascertained in various ways, credit score is a popular assessment benchmark for lender
A low credit score with poor repayment track record and overutilization of credit limits can cause your loan to be rejected.Pending DebtIf
you're already in a lot of debt like holding several loans, then lenders will need to check whether your income is sufficient to support the
new loan repayments
Your debt to income ratio is very important to lenders
In cases where they feel they cannot risk by giving you further credit, your loan application may get rejected.Inadequate IncomeYou income
proofs will help lenders decide whether you, as a borrower, will be able to uphold your financial obligation
If your income isn't enough to accommodate the monthly EMIs attached to the loan, then your chances of getting a loan are low
Lenders generally have a minimum income requirement and only if you meet this requirement, will your application be considered.Too Many
ApplicationsLenders may want to access your credit score and credit report each time you apply for a loan
These can be considered as 'hard inquiry'
So, the more number of applications that you make, the more will be the number of hard inquiries, thus bringing down your credit score and
your chances of securing a loan.Unstable EmploymentLenders can be meticulous about the stability of your job or source of income if you are
self-employed
Quite a number of lenders insist on a stable job, otherwise they may reject your loan.(Adhil Shetty is CEO of Bankbazaar.com)Disclaimer: