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Haryana government employees can get home loan of up to Rs 25 lakh

The Haryana Government employees can now get a loan of up to Rs 25 lakh (equivalent to 34 times the basic pay) for the purchase of the built-up house or construction of a new house. For the purchase of the...
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:47 PM Nov 09, 2024 IST
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The Haryana Government employees can now get a loan of up to Rs 25 lakh (equivalent to 34 times the basic pay) for the purchase of the built-up house or construction of a new house. For the purchase of the plot, the loan amount would be a maximum of Rs 15 lakh or 60 per cent of the plot cost.

According to new government instructions, the employees would be entitled to a car loan or Rs 6.5 lakh while the loan for motorcycle would be Rs 50,000 and Rs 40,000 for the scooter. The loan for the marriage of son, daughter, dependent or self would be Rs 3 lakh. The staff can also avail the computer loan up to Rs 50,000.

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