Moneyed · independent loan advisory
₹68,000 lands
on the 1st.
Three things happen to it, and only one of them is a decision most people ever make on purpose.
I just want the numbers →Moneyed · independent loan advisory
Three things happen to it, and only one of them is a decision most people ever make on purpose.
I just want the numbers →01 · Borrow
₹5,00,000 over three years. One lender wants 18%, another 11%. The EMI looks close. The difference is — you never see on the form.
02 · Understand
What is left after the EMI goes somewhere, and the bureau writes all of it down. Read the report and the month stops being a surprise.
03 · Grow
The arithmetic only. We hold no SEBI or AMFI registration, so no fund name and no promised return — just what the maths does after inflation and tax.
That is the whole site
Keep scrolling — the rate you would actually pay is one screen down.
INDEPENDENT LOAN ADVISORY · INDIA
Sixteen years on the lender’s side of the desk. Every rate linked to its source, every limit stated — including the ones we are not licensed to cross.
You repay ₹1.20 for every ₹1 borrowed
Illustration at a fixed rate on a monthly reducing balance, fees excluded. Not a lender offer.
WHAT MONEYED IS FOR
Borrowing is where we are licensed and where sixteen years sit. The other two are yours to read and ours to explain — and we say plainly where our explaining has to stop.
01 · BORROW
Arranging a loan is the part we are licensed to do. We show the total, not the EMI, because a lower EMI is not a cheaper loan.
02 · UNDERSTAND
Nothing here is a recommendation. Each of these reads something you already have and tells you what it says.
03 · GROW
Arithmetic and explanation. We say what the maths does, never what you should do with it.
What this is not. Moneyed holds no SEBI research registration and no AMFI number. You will find no fund name, no expected return and no “should I sell” here. Tracking a portfolio, or booking a SIP or an FD, needs registrations we do not have yet.
02 · Understand
The bureau has been writing since your first card. It is not a verdict and it is not a mystery — it is a document, and every lender reads it before they read you. Move the number and see which doors it opens.
03 · Understand
Rent, EMIs, bills — and then the part nobody can name. Before a lender asks what you earn, they work out what is already spoken for. Here is the same sum, done in your favour.
04 · Grow
Cash is needed and the money is already invested. There are two ways to reach it — sell, or borrow against it — and which one costs less is arithmetic, not opinion. Here is the whole test.
The return that decides it—
What this is not. Moneyed holds no SEBI research registration and no AMFI number. There is no fund named here, no forecast of what a holding will earn, and no answer to whether to sell. We do not know what yours earns and we are not permitted to estimate it — that figure is yours, and the test above is what to measure it against.
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05 · Who is telling you this
Everything above came from one side of one desk. Not better rates — the same rate cards everyone can read. What is different is knowing which of them were never going to be yours.
WHO IS BEHIND THIS
Most loan advice is written by people who have only ever been on your side of the counter. This one is not — and that is the whole difference between knowing what a rate card says and knowing what it leaves out.
Nakul VermaFounder, Moneyed · Lending & credit expert
Sixteen years inside private banks and NBFCs — retail lending, loan restructuring and risk management. Thousands of loan files read from the lender’s side of the desk.
Sixteen years is a claim. 38 underwriting rulebooks is the filing cabinet it left behind — the written floors, FOIR caps and income gates that decide a file before anybody meets you. They are why this site can say where a price hides instead of only saying that it does.
06 · What we will not do
Sixteen years explains what we can see. This is the other half: what we cannot touch, and what we will not ask for.
YOUR DATA
Six questions worth asking any money website, answered plainly. Tap one.
We never connect to your bank. There is no bank login anywhere on this site, and nothing here asks for your netbanking details. If you choose to share a bank statement with our team, that is a file you send us, not a door you leave open.
Nothing on this site can move a rupee. We have no payment rails at all — not to take money from you, and not to move it between your own accounts. Your loan is disbursed by the lender, into your account, and we are never in the middle of it.
It is read inside your own browser. The file is not uploaded to us. Your account numbers, your individual loans and your month-by-month payment history never reach our servers at all.
What is kept is a short summary — how many accounts are open, the totals, a card-utilisation percentage, and which kinds of account carry a problem. That summary sits on your device, not in our database.
The summary stays on that device so the dashboard still knows you tomorrow. Signing out clears it — because the next person to pick up that phone is not you.
If you make an account: your name, your number, and whatever you chose to tell us about your loan. That record is yours — you can open it and read every field.
If you ask us to work on your file, the team working it sees what you have given us. That is the job. It is not shared outside the people on it.
Your own record you can delete yourself, right now, from your data page. Anything that has already reached our console — a call our team logged, for instance — cannot be deleted by a browser, because letting a browser write into the console is the hole our database rules exist to close.
So that part becomes a dated request, and a person completes it within 30 days. One button that silently did half the job would be worse than telling you this.
YOUR NEXT STEP
296 rate cards across 45 lenders, each linked to its source.
See what things costRead your own bureau report, line by line, and see what the month is doing.
Read the recordWhat a monthly amount really becomes, after inflation and tax.
Do the arithmeticYour numbers. A clearer loan decision.
Enter an amount ₹10,000–₹5 crore, rate 5–36%, and 3–360 whole months.
Try 4 years. See what changes in your EMI and interest.
Illustration, not a lender offer. Fixed rate, monthly reducing balance; fees excluded.
View full repayment planTHE FOUR PILLARS OF MONEYED
Four pillars, and they only hold in this order. Most people meet them backwards — the loan first, the safety net last.
01THE SAFETY NET
Six months of your essential expenses — rent, food, EMIs, fees — not six months of income. It earns the least of anything you will ever own, and it is the only thing standing between a hospital bill and a 36% loan.
Illustration: six months of ₹40,000 in essential monthly spend. Not for shopping, investing or an upgrade — only a genuine emergency.
02YOUR NUMBERS
₹2 lakh or ₹30 lakh, the question is the same: assets, liabilities, income, outgo. Someone holding ₹18,00,000 and owing ₹11,40,000 is not an eighteen-lakh person. They are a ₹6,60,000 person. Freedom starts with clarity.
Illustrative balance sheet. Net worth is everything you own minus everything you owe — nothing else.
03THE COST OF MONEY
The same ₹1,00,000, for the same year, costs roughly ₹8,500 borrowed against a house and around ₹42,000 revolving on a card. Your savings carry a cost too — the return you gave up. Price the capital before you take it.
Illustrative published ranges. The card figure is 3.5% a month quoted as a yearly rate — compounded monthly it costs more still. Your own rate depends on the lender, your profile and the security offered.
04BORROW WITH PURPOSE
A loan spends your future income today. Worth it for an asset that outlives the loan, or cash flow that earns more than it costs. ₹5,00,000 at 12% over sixty months hands back ₹6,67,333 — ₹1,67,333 of it interest. Borrow for consumption and that interest buys you nothing.
Fixed rate on a monthly reducing balance, fees excluded. Not a lender offer.
Save for security. Know your numbers. Understand the cost of capital. Borrow with purpose.
Moneyed earns nothing from the loan you take. We would rather you did not need one — and if you do, that you can see exactly what it costs before you sign.
LOANS, MADE SIMPLE
Amount, rate, repayment — then the two steps most calculators stop before: the fee that never reaches you, and what the loan actually costs once it is counted.
The amount you ask for. This is your principal — every other number below is built on it.
Charged on what you still owe, not on the original amount. Early EMIs are mostly interest.
Sixty of them. You hand back ₹6,67,333 in all — ₹1,67,333 of it interest.
A 2% processing fee plus 18% GST, cut before the money lands. You repay ₹5,00,000 but only ₹4,88,200 ever reaches you.
Count the fee and the real rate on the money you received is 13.06%. That gap is what Moneyed exists to show you.
Illustrative fixed-rate example on a monthly reducing balance: ₹5,00,000 at 12% over 60 months, with a 2% processingfee and 18% GST on that fee. Your lender’s fee may be higher or lower — check the sanction letter. Insurance and foreclosure charges are excluded. Effective rate is the IRR on the amount actually disbursed.
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Membership is planned at ₹249 per user per month. It is free for everyone during early access — not a trial, no card, no timer. When the paid tier opens, existing members will be told first and nothing is charged without you choosing it. No payment is collected anywhere on this site today.
This is not a fresh bureau-score subscription — you supply the report. Indicative matches are not an offer; bank approval and final pricing remain subject to lender assessment.
NAKUL VERMA’S MONEYED VIEW
Look at the tenure, charges and total repayment before you decide.
Nakul Verma Founder, MoneyedRates compared across India's leading banks & NBFCs
How a consolidation actually works
Consolidating can cut both your monthly payment and your total cost. Stretch the tenure to cut the payment further and the total starts climbing. Here is the same ₹20 lakh, three ways.
16.5% × 5 yrwhat you are paying now
You repay ₹29,50,143
This is the baseline. Every figure in the next two cards is measured against it.
10.5% × 5 yrthe rate drops, the term does not
You repay ₹25,79,268
Lower every month and cheaper overall. This is the one worth doing.
10.5% × 15 yrsame rate, three times the term
You repay ₹39,79,436
The EMI looks the best of the three — and it costs ₹10.29 lakh more. Worth it only if the monthly room is what you actually need.
Compare the two consolidated cards: same 10.5% rate, and tenure alone moves the total from ₹25.79 lakh over 5 years to ₹39.79 lakh over 15 — a difference of ₹14 lakh. Against where you stand today, the stretch costs ₹10.29 lakh more.
Illustrative, on a single consolidated facility at a fixed rate on a monthly reducing balance. Processing fees, foreclosure charges, insurance and taxes are excluded and will change the result. Your own numbers depend on your outstanding balances, remaining tenures, rate and profile. We will not recommend a stretch without showing you this table for your own figures.
Transparent Process
No paperwork. No branch visit. No cost. No surprises.
Income, existing EMIs and CIBIL range. 30 seconds. No documents at this stage.
We show your estimated loan eligibility and FOIR against our own thresholds for 6 lenders — instantly, without pulling your bureau report.
See indicative rates, tenure options and lender notes — filtered for your profile. You choose what to explore.
Our loan specialist explains every option — rates, processing fees, foreclosure rules. You make the final call.
Only when you choose to proceed, we share your details with the selected lender with your explicit written consent.
The lender does their credit assessment and makes the approval decision. We keep you updated every step.
Moneyed is a loan advisory service. We facilitate, not disburse. All loan approvals are at the sole discretion of the respective lender.
Everything is free. No hidden charges.
Seven tools to help you borrow smarter, save more, and stay in control of your finances — starting with the one that tells you who would lend to you at all.
Every application is a hard enquiry and costs you score. See who would open your file today, who would turn you down and why, and the one change that opens the most doors.
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Get Started Free →LEARN BEFORE YOU BORROW
Start wherever you are. Each one answers a question somebody actually asked us on a call, and says what it costs you to get it wrong.
Reading all of this costs you nothing. No sign-up, no paywall, no card. Sites that charge you to read about borrowing are charging you twice.
Five factors build the number — payment history alone is 35% of it. One missed EMI stays on your report for six years.
8 min read → Credit HealthOn a ₹50 lakh home loan, a 650 pays about ₹12 lakh more interest than a 780. Same bank, same loan. Four to six months to fix.
9 min read → Home LoanBanks fund 75–90% of the property — the rest is your own money. Sections 80C, 24B and 80EEA together return up to ₹5 lakh a year.
12 min read → Balance Transfer₹50 lakh with 15 years left: ₹35,000 to switch, ₹3,135 saved a month, break-even in 11. Under a 0.5% gap, don’t bother.
10 min read → Business LoanTwo years of vintage and filed ITRs are the gate. CGTMSE clears ₹2 crore with no collateral — and your personal CIBIL is still read.
10 min read → SalariedSalaried pay 10–13% on a personal loan where self-employed pay 14–20%. FOIR sets the size: half your net salary, minus the EMIs you run.
9 min read →68 cards, 17 banks — lifetime free se super-premium tak. Kisi brand ki taraf nahi.
Compare now → BeginnerStatement ke turant baad kharcha karo to 50 din ka free credit. Aur minimum due bharte raho to ₹25,000 do saal mein ₹50,000.
7 min read → IntermediateBank ka “3.5% monthly” = 42% saalana. ₹50,000 par minimum bharte raho — teen saal mein ₹72,000 diye, ₹33,000 baaki. Nikalne ke chaar raste bhi.
10 min read → IntermediateWahi 10,000 points — statement credit mein ₹2,000, airline miles mein ₹7,500 se ₹20,000. Redemption hi poora fark hai.
11 min read → Hidden HacksPurchase protection 90–180 din, warranty ek saal extra, flight delay par ₹5,000–15,000. Average user sirf teen feature use karta hai.
12 min read → AdvancedDo-teen card ek saal mein: sambhal ke ₹21,000, poora nichod ke ₹75,000+. Shart — CIBIL 720+ aur hamesha full payment.
12 min read →Rates compared across India's leading lenders
Indicative rates
Published rates from India's lenders, side by side. We shortlist the ones your profile fits and tell you what each will really cost — the lender still decides the final rate.
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* Rates are indicative and subject to change. Actual rate depends on your profile, credit score, and lender's discretion.
Car Loan and Loan Against Property tables are sourced from lenders' official disclosures — last verified 18 October 2026, with source confidence shown per row. Rate tables are rebuilt from each lender's published figures; the verification date is shown above.