Loan Advances by
Pragati Grameena Bank:
The
banking industry has achieved tremendous progress during the past few
years. Many new banks and financial
institutions have entered into the market.
Each one has made rapid strides towards achieving the ultimate
objectives of attaining leadership in the banking industry. This year can easily be termed has the year
when loan become fast moving financial goods.
The short fall in interest rates not only brought huge treasure profit
for banks, but it also changed the nature of Indian Banking System from
servicing a few thousand corporate customers to lakhs of retail customers. In the recent banking scenario, the loan as a
products of gaining importance competitions in the market. Banking and other non-banking companies are
offering in their way.
Regional Rural Bank:
The
Concept of Regional Rural Banks was introduced to the India Banking Industry on
2nd Oct, 1975 when 5 Regional Rural Banks were established under the
Regional Rural Banks Ordinance, 1975.
Later on Regional Rural Banks Act, 2976 replaced the ordinance. Number of Regional Rural Banks has now
reached to 196.
The
objective behind setting – up of Regional Rural Banks. was to promote an organization for development
of rural economy where affairs would be con ducted in a commercially organized
manner and having local and rural feelings.
Each Regional Rural Banks is sponsored by a Commercial Banks.
Originally
at the time of passing of the Act, authorized share capital of regional Rural Banks was Rs. One crore
divided into one lakh shares of Rs. 100 each.
It has been raised to Rs. 5 crores as authorized capital and Rs. 1 crore
as paid up Regional Rural Banks (Amendments- Act 1987. Share capital is
subscribed by central Government (15%) and Sponsored Bank (35%).
The
Regional Rural Banks can carry on its specified area of one or two districts.
Regional Rural Banks can have maximum 100 branches. Each Regional Rural Bank is expected to cover
about one crore population.
Banking
now a days is not just a transaction nor is it about just receiving on
application nor just about operating of an amount nor just issuing a pay order
or making a cash payment. Loans provide
the opportunity to catch the customer young an grow with him through his life
cycle by catering to their growing needs and aspirations, in term of his
requirement for form equipment loan, house loan and vehicle loan for
agriculturists.
Pragati
Grameena Bank after us wide verity of loan products to suit your
requirements. Coupled with convenience
of networked branches ATMs and facility of E-channels like internet and mobile
banking, Pragati Grameena Bank brings banking at your door step. Select any of
our loan product and provide your details online and our representation will
contract you for getting loans.
Pragati
Grameena Bank provides home loans to their customers. Pragati Grameena Bank home loans offers some
unbeatable benefits to its customers doorstep service, simplified documentation
and guidance through out the process its really easy.
Customer Services Provided by Pragati
Grameena Bank, Sindhanoor
CUERRENT ACCOUNT:
It
is a type of account which is used by Businessmen (Traders. Firms. Companies
& Govt. agencies etc). Here the interest will not be added to the deposited
amount. The person can withdraw as may times as he wished & withdrawals are
possible through cheques & vouchers. A service charge is charged on the
client annually.
BANK ACCOUNT:
It
is a type of account where the client can open an account with the minimum
amount of Rs.250/- or even nil in special schemes. Here the interest is added
on the deposited amount and if the money withdrawal exceeds Rs.25.000 - then it
is taxable. 35% interest charged on monthly balance. The depositor can drawn
money any time ugh vouchers or cheques. Here generally there is no restrictions
on withdrawals & credits for saving & no time limit regarding maturity.
In this account address proof & ID proof is compulsory for depositor &
other then Govt. Individual accounts photo is compulsory.
RM DEPOSIT ACCOUNT
It
is a type of account where the minimum period is 15 days to 120 days. Here
Monthly interest can be with drawn from the account.
SPECIAL TERM
DEPOSIT ACCOUNT:
It
is a type of account where the minimum period of 12 months to 120 months
interest and principal amount can be withdrawn after monthly period.
RECURRING DEPOSIT
ACCOUNT:
It
is a type of account which is monthly investment scheme, where the client in
invest fixed amount every month. It can be withdrawn after the maturity period.
can this account amount is fixed for fixed term in monthly installment. The
limit is 10,000 (individual ale). It have higher rate of interest like term
deposits are allowed in exceptional cases. The maximum period is 120 months to
10 years in this ale time limitation is their.
FIXED DEPOSIT
ACCOUNT:
It
is a type of account where the interest rate is very high compared to other accounts,
the minimum period of deposit 15 days & maximum period 120 months. The
depositor has choice to receive interest on portion 9monthly, quarterly, half
yearly). Otherwise accumulative interest is deposited to deposit. Pre-mature
close up ale’s is allowed loan facility is available up to 75% is allowed. If
interest is 10,000 per year than depositor has to pay income tax.
Loan Products of PGB
Crop Loans:
Purpose: For raising different types of field crops.
Eligibility: All the formers are eligible.
Loan Amount: As per Scale of finance / need base for different
kinds of crops.
Disbursement: Immediately after sanction and documentation.
Security Margin: Upto Rs.50,000/- Loan agreement above Rs.50,000/-
Equitable / registered mortgage on landed property margin : 10%
Repayment: After harvest and marketing of agriculture produce.
Records to be provided:
a) Loan amount upto Rs.50,000/-
i) ROR
ii) Holding
Certificate
iii) No due
certificate
iv) Photos
(3)
b) Above Rs.50,000/-
i) ROR
ii) Holding
Certificate
iii) No due
certificate
iv) Photos
(3)
v) Encumbrance
certificate (13 years)
a)
Purpose :- Any
purpose
b)
Eligibility :-
Farmers having land and stored their
produce at State ware-house or Central
ware-house corporation.
c)
Loan amount :- 70%
of the market value of the agriculture
produce stored.
produce stored.
d)
Disbursement
pattern:- Single installment immediately after
Completion of documents.
Completion of documents.
e)
Security Margin :-
Pledge on ware-house receipts.
f)
Repayment :-
Within the stipulated date of ware-house
Corporation.
Corporation.
g)
Records to be
produced :- 1) Warehouse receipt – State or Central
2) Pledge note from warehouse corporation.
2) Pledge note from warehouse corporation.
Minor irrigation including lift irrigation:
a)
Purpose : New
well, bore-well, SIP set, IP set, DP set, Pipe line, sprinkler and drip
irrigation etc.
b)
Eligibility : All the
farmers owning minimum of 3 acres of land.
c)
Loan amount : As
per NABARD unit cost.
d)
Disbursement : For
development activity in the field, in stages, and purchase of assets as per
quotation directly to the dealer.
e)
Security &
Margin:
1) 1.Loan up to
Rs.50,000/-:
i) Loan agreement
and hypothecation of moveable assets.
2) 2.Above
Rs.50,000/-:
i) Hypothecation
of assets created.
ii)
Equitable/registered mortgage of landed property.
Margin
: 10-25% depending on cost of the scheme.
f)
Repayment : 5
years to 10 years depending on the scheme.
1) Minor irrigation including lift
irrigation:
g)
Records to be
produce:
Loan up to Rs.50,000/-:
i) ROR, Holding certificate, No due
certificate.
ii) To purchase IP set, Pipeline – quotation.
iii)
For lift irrigation : Water lifting permission from department of Minor Irrigation
Loan above Rs.50,000/-:
i)
ROR, Holding certificate, no due certificate.
ii)
13 years emcumberance certificate.
iii)
Legal opinion on landed property.
iv)
IP set, pipeline, drip sets, sprinkler sets, SIP set etc.,: Quotation.
v)
Passport size : 3 photos.
LAND DEVELOPMENT:
a)
Purpose: For
leveling, bonding and silt application.
b)
Eligibility: All
the farmers owning the landed property.
c)
Loan amount:
Rs.4000/- per acre.
d)
Disbursement: In
stages by seeing the progress work pattern.
e)
Security or Margin:
i)
Loan up to Rs.50,000/- : Loan agreement.
ii)
Loan above Rs.50,000/- : Equitable/registered mortgage on landed property.
iii)
Margin: 10%
f)
Repayment: 11 years with one year grace period.
g)
Records to be provided:
i) Loans up to Rs.50,000/- :
ROR
Holding
certificate
Photos
– 3
No-due certificate
ii)
Loans above Rs.50,000/-
ROR
Holding
certificate
13
years EC
Legal
opinion on landed property
Photos
3
No
due certificate
FARM MECHANISATION:
1.
Purpose : To purchase
tractor+trailor and agriculture equipments.
2.
Eligibility :
Farmer should own 6 acres of perennial irrigated (12 months) or 15 acres of dry land.
3.
Loan amount: As
per quotation of tractor+trailor+ agriculture implements.
4.
Disbursement:
Directly to the dealer as per quotation enclosed. pattern.
5.
Security and
Margin:
a)
Hypothecation of
tractor+trailor+implements purchased out of bank finance.
b)
Equitable/registered
mortgage of landed property offered as a security.
c)
Margin : 10-15% of
project cost.
6.
Repayment: 18
half-yearly installments with a grace period of 11 months.
7.
Records to
provided:
a)
ROR – 5 years.
b)
Holding
Certificate
c)
No due certificate
d)
13 years EC
e)
Legal opinion on
landed property
f)
Quotation for
tractor + trailor + implements
g)
Photos-3
a)
Purpose: To
promote and encourage farmers to grow different kinds of fruits crops in
available infrastructure.
b)
Eligibility: All
the farmers having irrigation source are eligible for loan.
c)
Loan amount: As
per NABARD unit cost and infrastructure to be develop for growing of fruit
crops.
d)
Disbursement:
Disbursement of loan amount as per the schedule in pattern stages.
e)
Security Margin:
Loan
up to Rs.50,000/-:
Loan
agreement and hypothecation of moveable assets.
Loan
above Rs.50,000/-:
Loan agreement.
Hypothecation
of moveable assets created.
Equitable
/ registered mortgage on landed property offered as security.
Margin
: 10-15% of the project cost.
f)
Repayment : 5-10
years depending upon hypothecation of fruit crops grown and the return on the
same.
g)
Records to be
provided:
i) Loans up to Rs.50,000/- :
1. ROR - 5 years.
2.
Holding certificate
3.
Photos – 3
4.
No-due certificate
ii) Loans above Rs.50,000/-
1.
ROR-5 years
2.
Holding certificate
3.
13 years EC
4.
Legal opinion on landed property
5.
Photos 3
6.
No due certificate
DAIRY DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL:
a)
Purpose: For
rearing of milch animals as a allied activity to agriculture It supplements the
agriculture income. It will provide full Employment opportunity to family
members and labours.
b)
Eligibility:
Farmers having irrigated land to grow green grass and dry fodder required to
feed the animals.
c)
Loan amount: As
per NABARD unit cost to purchase CB cows, graded she-buffalos, shed
construction, concentrate feed for one
month, veterinary aid etc.
d)
Disbursement
pattern: Disbursement of loan amounts as
per schedule for construction of shed, equipment, animals and concentrate feed.
e)
Security + Margin.
Loan amount up to
Rs.50,000/-:
1. Hypothecation
of animals and its offspring created out <> of bank finance.
2. Loan
agreement.
Loan amount above Rs.50,000/-:
1. Hypothecation
of animals and its offsprings created out of bank finance.
2. Equitable/registered
mortgage of landed property offered as a
security to the loan amount.
f)
Repayment: 60 equated monthly installments with 3 months grace
period
g)
Records to be produced:
i) Loans up to Rs.50,000/- :
ROR- 5 years
Holding
certificate
Photos
– 3
No-due
certificate from VSSN and other banks.
ii)
Loans above
Rs.50,000/-
ROR – 5 years
Holding
certificate
13
years EC
Legal
opinion on landed property
Photos
3
No
due certificate
GOLD LOANS:
a)
Purpose : For any
purpose i.e., personal needs.
b)
Eligibility :
Existing customer of the branch
c)
Loan amount :
Rs.450/- per gram
d)
Disbursement :
Immediately after completion of sanction and Pattern documentation.
e)
Security + Margin:
Pledge on gold ornament.
f)
Repayment : Within
12 months from the date of availment.
g)
Records to be :
Certificate from gold appraiser and demand provided promissory note.
EDUCATION LOAN:
a)
Purpose: Financial
assistance to meritorious students for pursuing higher education in India
and abroad.
b)
Eligibility:
Professional courses, engineering, medical, agriculture, veterinary, dental
medicine.
c)
Courses conducted
by IIM, IIT etc.
d)
Studies abroad :
Job oriented professional/ Technical courses offered by reputed universities.
e)
Loan amount : Need
based finance subject to repaying capacity of the parents/students with margin.
Rs.7.50 lakhs Studies in India : Maximum
Rs.15lakhs Studies abroad : Maximum
f)
Disbursement :
Disbursement of loan in stages directly to the Institutions, vendors of books,
equipments etc. by means of DD/cheques.
g)
Security &
Margin:
Up to Rs.4 lakhs : No security
Above
Rs.4 lakhs: Collateral security equal to 100% of the loan amt.
h)
Margin:
Studies
in India
: 5%
Studies
abroad :10%
Rate
of interest: 12% p.a.
i)
Repayment : Course
period + 1 year or 6 months after getting the job, whichever is earlier.
j)
Repayment in 5-7
years after commencement of repayment.
k)
Records to be
provided:
1)
Marks sheet of
last qualifying examination.
2)
Documents
evidencing the duration of course and commencement.
3)
Proof of admission
to the course.
4)
Photo copies – 3.
5)
Copies of foreign
exchange, permit etc.
CONSUMER DURABLES:
a)
Purpose : To
purchase home need items like TV, computer, Refrigerator etc.
b)
Eligibility :
Salarised persons/persons having monthly income.
c)
Loan amount :
Maximum Rs.25,000/- for purchase of consumer durables.
d)
Disbursement
Pattern: As per quotation directly to the dealer.
e)
Security + Margin
: Hypothecation of consumer durables.
Margin
: 15-25%
f)
Repayment : 36
equated monthly installments.
g)
Records to be :
1) Quotation provided
2)
Salary Certificate
3)
Salary undertaking
from drawing officer.
SELF EMPLOYED AND PROFESSIONALS:
a)
Purpose: To
undertake gainful self employment.
b)
Eligibility:
Persons undergone short duration training programmes and Professionals like
Doctors Engineers etc.
c)
Loan amount: Need
based or cost of the project to be undertaken.
d)
Disbursement
Pattern:
i) Investment credit – Directly to the dealers/suppliers as per
Quotation.
ii) Working capital - Directly to the borrower to carry-out
the business.
i) Investment credit – Directly to the dealers/suppliers as per
Quotation.
ii) Working capital - Directly to the borrower to carry-out
the business.
e)
Security + Margin
:
i) Loan amount up to Rs.25,000/- :
Hypothecation of assets created.
ii) Above
Rs.25,000/- up to : Hypothecation of assets +
Rs.50,000/- third party guarantee
Rs.50,000/- third party guarantee
iii)
Above Rs.50,000/-
: Equitable/registered mortgage of
immovable property worth equal to the loan amount.
f) Margin : 10-15%
g) Repayment : Monthly installments.
h) Records to be provided :
h) Records to be provided :
i) Quotation for assets
purchase out of Bank finance.
ii) Legal Opinion on immovable property offered as security.
ii) Legal Opinion on immovable property offered as security.
RETAIL TRADERS AND SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE:
a)
Purpose: For all
eligible trading and small business activity.
b)
Eligibility: All
persons engaged in trading activity and petty business.
c)
Loan amount: Need
base advance.
d)
Disbursement
pattern: Cash credit account disbursement for
replenishment of stocks.
replenishment of stocks.
e)
Security + Margin
i) Up to Rs.25,000/- : Hypothecation of stock in trade.
ii) Rs.25000/- to Rs.50000/-: Hypothecation of stock in trade + third party guarantee.
iii) Above Rs.50,000/- : Hypothecation of stock + third party guarantee + registered/equitable mortgage on immovable property.
i) Up to Rs.25,000/- : Hypothecation of stock in trade.
ii) Rs.25000/- to Rs.50000/-: Hypothecation of stock in trade + third party guarantee.
iii) Above Rs.50,000/- : Hypothecation of stock + third party guarantee + registered/equitable mortgage on immovable property.
Margin : 10-15%
f)
Repayment:
i) Cash credit account repayable on demand.
ii) General Cash Credit: Maximum 18 monthly installments.
i) Cash credit account repayable on demand.
ii) General Cash Credit: Maximum 18 monthly installments.
g)
Records to be provided:
i) Receipts and bills
ii) Stock statement for loan limit of Rs.1 lakh and above
iii) Licence from competent authority.
i) Receipts and bills
ii) Stock statement for loan limit of Rs.1 lakh and above
iii) Licence from competent authority.
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