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Borrowed money against FD? Failed to repay loan? How can lender recover dues, and what happens to your fixed deposit?

Defaulting on a loan against your FD can cost you the deposit itself. Know how lenders recover dues and when you may still owe a shortfall.

Borrowed money against FD? Failed to repay loan? How can lender recover dues, and what happens to your fixed deposit?

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  • Defaulting on a loan against your FD can cost you the deposit itself.
  • Know how lenders recover dues and when you may still owe a shortfall.
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Defaulting on a loan against your FD can cost you the deposit itself. Know how lenders recover dues and when you may still owe a shortfall.

Defaulting on a loan against a fixed deposit allows the lender to liquidate your deposit to recover unpaid principal, interest, and penalties. Any leftover amount is returned to you, but you remain liable if a shortfall occurs. (AI-generated image for representational purposes only)
Defaulting on a loan against a fixed deposit allows the lender to liquidate your deposit to recover unpaid principal, interest, and penalties. Any leftover amount is returned to you, but you remain liable if a shortfall occurs. (AI-generated image for representational purposes only)
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