New Delhi
On the occasion of Independence Day, India’s largest government bank has given a gift to the fireworks. The bank has launched a special personal loan scheme for men and women admitted to the Indian Army under the Agneepath scheme. Under this scheme, the bank will provide loans for the brave soldiers of the country at cheap rates. Not only this, the bank is offering a minimum interest rate of 10.50% to all defense personnel by 30 September 2025. That is, if you take a personal loan before this date, then you will get it at a cheaper rate. The country’s largest government bank said that under this loan scheme, Agniveer, who holds a salary account in SBI, can easily get a personal loan of up to ₹ 4 lakh without any barrier.
Processing fees will not be paid
The bank said in the press release that the processing fee of loan will also be waived for defense personnel under the Personal Loan Scheme launched on the occasion of Independence Day. The bank informed through the press release that it is also waiving the processing fees. On this occasion, SBI Chairman CS Shetty said that on the occasion of Independence Day, it is happy to launch this scheme for the fire. These soldiers engaged in our security are serving our country with dedication and courage. He said that we believe that those who are protecting our freedom deserve our unwavering support in their future building. Zero processing fees are just the beginning because we will keep preparing such solutions which will empower the heroes of India in the coming years.
Personal loans being given at cheap rates under this scheme
The scheme launched by the bank for the fire is based on the long -term commitment to the welfare of India’s armed forces through the salaries pay package.
Through this, many types of benefits are being given to the fire. This includes zero account, free international gold debit card, unlimited free ATM transactions at SBI ATM across the country, annual maintenance fee exemption on debit card, personal accident insurance (Rs 50 lakh) and air accident insurance (Rs 1 crore).
