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How incredible it is when the government of a nation makes schemes to support and further the dreams of the people?
The Indian Government’s Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) is one of such schemes intended to make housing affordable for all. With PMAY, the dream of having your own home seems more achievable for the general population of India. The PMAY scheme also has special provisions for salaried women, transgender individuals, widows, disabled persons and senior citizens. Moreover, the PMAY scheme is promoting affordable housing for the people belonging to the economically weaker section of the society and low-income groups.
The Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme or CLSS varies according to the category under 4 different schemes which can be defined as follows-:
Eligibility for PMAY
As the scheme is intended to provide affordable housing for everyone, existing homeowner or any family member of an existing homeowner is not eligible for the benefits under PMAY. The family members of a homeowner excluded under the scheme of PMAY are husband, wife and unmarried children. However, any other adult member who does not own a house, regardless of his/her marital status, is eligible for PMAY scheme.
Structure of home loan subsidy
The subsidised rates for both categories are as follows,
How does the home loan subsidy work?
Assume, a person (MIG II) is willing to buy a house priced at Rs. 60 lakhs. Considering a downpayment of 20% (typically), translating to 12 lakhs, the balance of Rs. 48 lakhs can be arranged with the help of a home loan. Now, considering the PMAY scheme, 3% interest subsidy is eligible up to the amount of Rs. 12 lakhs in this category and the actual home loan interest rate would be applied on the remaining Rs. 36 lakhs.
Availing PMAY
Under PMAY, a home loan is available to any eligible Indian who wishes to buy a new house from a developer or purchase a “second-hand” one. It is also applicable for construction of a new house.
The PMAY scheme, has something for everyone, homebuyers and developers. Also, under PMAY, residential developers are mandated to construct environment-friendly housing with the help of eco-friendly technology and material.
Under PMAY, the Indian Government aims to build two crores homes in leading urban and rural areas, which will be made affordable for any eligible individual.
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