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PERSONAL LOANS ARE GOOD FOR MEETING YOUR AMBITIOUS BUYS!

From “Dream Homes” in our Previous Blog Post to “All Other Dreams” in this post, be ready to fulfill all your dreams and live life king size with trustworthy guidance from Loan Bazaar by Upstream. EXPENSIVE WATCH, HI-END JEWELLERY, DESIGNER CLOTHES, FOREIGN TRAVEL, DREAM CAR, LATEST GADGET, DIGITAL HOME, ETC… The list can go on and on; but what’s important is to know that, “Life today need not depend on how much funds you have…but instead, it depends on how much you can manage to get without much headache.” Yes, you read it right. Getting or arranging funds in today’s times is not as tedious as it once used to be. Now “Making Your Dreams Come True is Easier Than Ever!” And Loan Bazaar by Upstream recommends, getting a Personal Loan to make your dream purchases is very much a good place to start. Gone are the days when your salary determined your marriage eligibility. Now, your monthly take-home determines how much credit you can get. And this credit, if availed in the form of a

WITH INTEREST RATES IN INDIA TRAVELLING UPWARDS, IS IT A GOOD TIME TO BUY A HOUSE?

Not just in India, but across the world, the above-mentioned question is one of the most common queries in the minds of aspirant home buyers before they make the investment. And the best answer to this is that “it is always a good time to buy your dream home. ‘Coz there’s no other feeling of achievement that compares to owning your own space.” And in a market situation like current times in India, where the interest rates are travelling upwards (thanks to the Prime Minister’s strategic policies and proactive initiatives), you save a lot by investing early… especially when compared to higher future rate increase possibilities. Unlike, other developed countries, the Indian property market tends to be extremely volatile and unpredictable in nature. Amidst incessant project delays, poor quality of constructions, false promises, and no proper format to distinguish top grade developers from the mediocre ones, it is the poor Indian Home Buyer who is taken on a ride. But most of that i