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Secured Loan
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Unsecured Loan
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1
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A Secured Loan is a loan in which the Borrower pledges some assets (such as Valuable Property.) as collateral for the loan, which then becomes secured debt.
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Unsecured Loan is not connected to any specific piece of property.
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2
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A secured loan made on the security of assets, the market value of which is not at any time less than the amount of loan |
Unsecured loans are of risky nature and bankers rely entirely on the reputation, goodwill, integrity and the character of the borrower.
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3
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Security Loan must be made on the security of tangible assets like goods and commodities, land, buildings, gold silver etc.
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Bankers allow secured loans or advances in the following ways- - Purchasing and discounting of bills - Cash credit against hypothecation of movable property - Advance against government supply bills -Advance against promissory notes guaranteed by one or more persons of good creditworthiness etc. |
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Banking Law