Secured Loans will include the individual submitting any kind of collateral to the bank. The banks will accept the collateral based on the amount of money that the borrower is taking.
The collateral could be anything from a home, to a car to jewelry. Depending on the loan amount, the bank will demand the individual for an asset of any kind. The lender will then give them a percentage of the value of the asset. They will not give the 100 percent loan amount, unless the borrower has a good track record and he also has a good asset. This is very rare, and most of the time people can avail about half or otherwise depending on the bank. This will give a little more freedom to the borrower when it comes to repayment options, as they have the asset with them. They will sell the asset only after a certain period of time if the borrower is not paying up. This will also happen only after the bank has given enough notice to the borrower to repay the amount for the bank loan. The time period will also vary from bank to bank and the type of asset. In the case of homes, they will get more time than other assets. Borrowers should then at this point of time ensure that they could pay...
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