—LOAN SERVICES
A Loan Should Solve the Gap.
Not Become the Next One.
Borrowing can support a home purchase, business opportunity, or temporary liquidity need when the purpose is clear and repayments fit your cash flow.
Before borrowing, understand how much you actually need. This helps avoid unnecessary debt and keeps repayments manageable.
Purpose
Borrowing needs & repayment clarity
1:1
Personalised loan discussion
Support
Application & documentation assistance
NOT EVERY BORROWING NEED NEEDS THE SAME LOAN
The Purpose Changes the Decision
Different borrowing needs require different approaches. A home purchase, business requirement, or temporary liquidity need may all involve borrowing, but the purpose and repayment period can be very different. Before looking at how much you can borrow, understand how much you actually need and what the loan is meant to fund. This can help avoid unnecessary borrowing and keep repayments aligned with your cash flow.
- — Define the purpose and amount you actually need
- — Match the loan tenure with the purpose of borrowing
- — Keep EMIs comfortable within your regular cash flow
- — Compare suitable borrowing options before making a decision
WHAT ARE YOU ACTUALLY TRYING TO SOLVE?
01
Buy a Home Without Guessing EMI
02
Fund the Business Based on the Need
03
Finance a Commercial Requirement
04
Get Liquidity Without Selling
BEFORE CHOOSING A LOAN, ASK THESE 4 QUESTIONS
1. What Exactly Is the Money For?
Start with the requirement. ₹25 lakh required does not become a ₹40 lakh requirement simply because a lender is willing to sanction more.
2. What Will the Repayment Do to My Cash Flow?
Consider the EMI alongside existing commitments and ensure enough cash flow remains after repayment to manage your regular financial needs.
3. What Am I Putting at Risk?
Understand the collateral involved and how missed payments or changes in its value could impact your loan and repayment obligations.
4. What Is the Total Borrowing Cost?
Compare the interest rate, tenure, EMI, charges, prepayment terms, and total borrowing cost to make a more informed decision.
How We Help Keep The Borrowing Side Simple
Understand
We first understand why the money is required, how much is needed, the expected repayment period, existing obligations, and available cash flow. This helps clarify the borrowing purpose, assess repayment capacity, and create a more suitable loan requirement aligned with your overall financial position and needs.
Organise
We then organise the key borrowing details, including loan amount, interest rate, tenure, EMI, APR, applicable charges, security, prepayment terms, eligibility, and documentation. This helps compare the overall borrowing arrangement rather than focusing only on the advertised interest rate.
Facilitate & Support
Where applicable, we support the loan application and documentation process through the relevant bank, housing finance company, NBFC, or lending partner. The lender independently decides eligibility, sanction amount, interest rate, collateral, tenure, and final terms based on its policies.
Borrow with a clear purpose. Know the need, cost, and repayment plan.
A Bigger Sanction Is Not Always a Better Loan.
Borrow enough for the requirement. Understand what the repayment asks from your future cash flow.
Hexo Wealth Associates LLP
AMFI registration relates to mutual fund distribution. Loan facilitation, where offered, is undertaken through the applicable lender or lending arrangement and should not be construed as lending by Hexo Wealth.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Loan-related support can include understanding the borrowing requirement, comparing relevant lender terms, organising documentation and facilitating the application with the applicable lender.
For Hexo, this is assistance around the borrowing process. The actual loan is evaluated, sanctioned and disbursed by the concerned bank, housing finance company, NBFC or other eligible regulated lender.
Do not compare only the headline interest rate.
Useful points include the sanctioned amount, rate type, APR, tenure, EMI, applicable charges, prepayment conditions, collateral requirements and the lender’s Key Facts Statement.
RBI requires KFS disclosures for retail and MSME loans so borrowers can see key terms and the all-in cost more clearly.
Home Loan Eligibility is determined by the concerned lender based on its own credit policy.
Factors may include income, age, existing repayment obligations, credit profile, employment or business details, requested tenure, property-related checks and documentation.
Eligibility should not automatically be treated as the amount you must borrow.
A Home Loan EMI Calculator can help you estimate the EMI for different loan amounts, interest rates and tenures before making the borrowing decision.
The Hexo calculator also helps illustrate the potential effect of prepayments on repayment and loan closure. The calculations are illustrative. Actual lender terms and future interest rates may differ.
Begin with the purpose of the borrowing.
A long-term expansion requirement, purchase of machinery and temporary working-capital shortage are different needs.
When a Business Loan for MSME requirement is being evaluated, business cash flow, repayment capacity, existing borrowings, tenure, collateral if applicable and the complete cost of credit should be understood before proceeding.
A Working Capital Loan is generally used to support shorter-term operating requirements such as inventory, receivables or everyday business cash-flow needs.
It should be distinguished from borrowing intended to finance a longer-term asset or expansion project.The actual structure, limit, security and repayment terms depend on the lender and the borrower’s business profile.
A commercial borrowing requirement should first be linked to the business purpose it is expected to serve. A Commercial Property Loan may involve funding linked specifically to a business or commercial property, while other commercial credit facilities may be structured for different business requirements.
Property valuation, business cash flow, repayment ability, security and lender-specific conditions can all affect the final structure.
A Loan Against Securities is a secured borrowing facility where lender-approved investments are pledged as collateral. The borrower generally continues to own the pledged assets, subject to the pledge and loan terms, rather than selling them immediately.
The amount available depends.
With a Loan Against Mutual Funds, eligible mutual fund units may be pledged to the lender. RBI’s banking guidelines state that advances against eligible mutual fund units are linked to NAV, repurchase price or market value rather than face value and are subject to applicable conditions.
A Loan Against Shares similarly uses eligible shares as collateral, subject to the lender’s eligibility, margin and other terms.Because market-linked collateral can fall in value, borrowers should understand what the lender may require if collateral coverage declines.