₹50 lakh Gold Loan EMI for 3 Years

Gold loans are among the cheapest secured borrowing options in India. For a ₹50 lakh gold loan over 3 years at 11%, your monthly EMI is roughly ₹1.6 lakh. Total interest over the tenure is about ₹8.9 lakh. Cheaper than personal loans (11–24%), significantly cheaper than credit card borrowing. Use this page to compare EMIs at different rates.

Monthly EMI
₹1,63,694
Total Interest
₹8,92,969
Total Payment
₹58,92,969

Rate Comparison for ₹50 lakh / 3 Years

RateMonthly EMITotal InterestTotal Payment
8%₹1,56,682₹6,40,546₹56,40,546
10%₹1,61,336₹8,08,094₹58,08,094
12%₹1,66,072₹9,78,576₹59,78,576
15%₹1,73,327₹12,39,759₹62,39,759

About This Scenario

Gold loans are among the cheapest secured borrowing options in India. For a ₹50 lakh gold loan over 3 years at 11%, your monthly EMI is roughly ₹1.6 lakh. Total interest over the tenure is about ₹8.9 lakh. Cheaper than personal loans (11–24%), significantly cheaper than credit card borrowing. Use this page to compare EMIs at different rates.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maturity of ₹50 lakh monthly RD for 3 years?

At 7% quarterly-compounded, a ₹50 lakh monthly RD for 3 years matures at ₹1.6 lakh. Of this, ₹8.9 lakh is interest earned.

Is RD interest taxable?

Yes. Treated exactly like FD interest — taxable under 'Income from Other Sources' at your slab rate. TDS applies if annual interest from the bank exceeds ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for senior citizens).

RD vs SIP — which is better?

RD gives guaranteed but lower returns (6–7.5%) with sovereign-level safety. SIP in equity mutual funds targets 11–14% historically with market risk. For 5+ year horizons, SIP typically creates 2–3x more wealth.

Can I skip an RD instalment?

Most banks allow 2–4 missed instalments without penalty, but later missed instalments can lead to account closure. Set up auto-debit to avoid the issue.