How can I check my IndusInd loan balance?

How can I check my IndusInd loan balance?

All you need to do is login to your net banking portal and go to the loans section. Here you can apply, check or know the balance on the loan you apply.

How can I check my IndusInd car loan status?

To track the status of your IndusInd Bank car loan, you can call the customer care number at 1800-102-3333. Once you provide the representatives with your loan application/reference number, they will find out the status of the application and let you know.

How can I find my car loan account number?

“If you need your car loan account number, you can usually look at your online statement or a paper statement. Typically, it’s listed on there. If not, contact your bank. They should be able to provide you with the information if you can verify your identity.”

How can I download my loan track in IndusInd Bank?

Yes, you can track the status of your personal loan application by sending an email to IndusInd Bank at [email protected].

Is it legal to sell a car with outstanding finance?

It’s illegal to sell a car on finance without telling the buyer that you still owe money on it and without paying off the debt. If you don’t tell the buyer, you will have committed fraud and could be prosecuted.

Can a car dealer sell a car with outstanding finance?

Finance and the law It’s illegal to sell a car that still has oustanding finance on it. If a car is bought on credit, before it can be sold the finance company must be contacted and they’ll provide a ‘settlement figure’, which is the cost to pay everything off.

How can I check my SBI loan?

All you have to do is visit the nearest SBI branch and ask an SBI official to help you check the status of your personal loan….You can check the status of your SBI personal loan by calling on their toll-free numbers:

  1. 1800-11-2211.
  2. 1800-425-3800.
  3. 080-26599990.

How can I get rid of car finance?

  1. Speak to the finance company.
  2. Pay the settlement figure and sell the car.
  3. Part-exchange the car for a cheaper new one.
  4. Use Voluntary Termination (VT) to end the agreement.
  5. Use Voluntary Surrender to return the car.
  6. Speak to the finance company.
  7. Pay the settlement figure and sell the car.