u/BismuthLover18

Greetings

I have a somewhat difficult financial journey as a 25 Year old (Male) but after my PGDM at a Tier 3 institute in Delhi NCR, I managed to land a job as a Financial Data Analyst at a reputed firm that pays me around Rs. 90,000 in hand per month. I'm incredibly grateful for this. I finally get to contribute financially within my family, look after them and perhaps spoil them a bit with gifts.

But I also need to finance my student loan. Currently my loan is being financed by HDFC Credila who offered me an interest rate of 10.6% pa. Now that I have a job and a credit score of 785, I think I can get it refinanced into a lower interest rate and so I wanted your advice.

  1. Which banks should I target for the loan takeover?
  2. What is the lowest interest rate I can expect?
  3. What is the process like?
  4. I haven't paid any EMI yet to Credila ( I'm in the Moratorium period) so should I first pay them a couple and then initiate a takeover or can I go for it now?
  5. I have just opened a savings account in SBI. If I turn it into a corporate account, will I get an advantage in loans? Should I target other banks for the corporate account?

If there is further information you need for a more comprehensive advice, I'd be happy to promptly reply. Thank you!

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u/BismuthLover18 — 6 days ago
▲ 148 r/moviescirclejerk+1 crossposts

I’m a huge Christopher Nolan fan, so I’m beyond hyped for his upcoming movie 'Odyssey.' What really draws me in is his unique way of storytelling, especially how he plays with timelines and perspectives. It was brilliant how he used actual black and white film in Oppenheimer just to distinguish Strauss’s point of view.

Technically speaking, the guy is a wizard. His commitment to IMAX and his refusal to rely on CGI makes every scene feel so much more authentic. I’m honestly curious to see how he’ll manage to condense such a massive story into a three-hour film—that’s no easy feat! To be fair, while he might not be the absolute best at war movies (looking at you, Dunkirk), I’ve got high hopes for this one.

I really hope he doesn’t let us down!"

u/BismuthLover18 — 16 days ago