Top 10 Mistakes People Make While Trying to Settle Loan (Must Avoid)

Millions of Indians try to settle loan every year—but many make small mistakes that lead to:

  • Legal complications
  • Higher settlement amounts
  • Wrongful CIBIL reporting
  • Scam payments to agents

This blog reveals the 10 biggest mistakes and how to avoid them.

1. Paying Recovery Agents Instead of the Bank

The biggest mistake borrowers make.

Never pay:

❌ UPI IDs
❌ Personal accounts
❌ Unauthorized agents

Always pay through:

✔ Bank settlement account
✔ Official links
✔ NEFT/RTGS to bank account

Learn safe digital payment rules:
https://www.npci.org.in/

2. Settling Loan Without Written Confirmation

A verbal settlement is not valid.
Always demand:

  • Settlement letter
  • Waiver confirmation
  • Payment receipt
  • NOC after payment

Full settlement checklist:
https://guardianfinancialexperts.com/lss.html

3. Ignoring RBI Guidelines

Borrowers believe agents can threaten them—NO.
RBI clearly prohibits:

❌ Calls after 7 PM
❌ Workplace harassment
❌ Threats
❌ Third-party contact

RBI Recovery Guidelines:
https://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/NotificationUser.aspx

4. Making Part Payments During Negotiation

Part payments increase your outstanding and reduce negotiation power.

5. Not Taking Professional Settlement Help

Experts can reduce settlement amounts by 40% to 70%.

Connect With Experts:
https://guardianfinancialexperts.com/contact.html

6. Believing Agents Who Promise “CIBIL Will Not Be Affected”

Every settlement impacts CIBIL — but it can be repaired.

Rebuild Credit Score:
https://guardianfinancialexperts.com/csbp.html

7. Settling Loan Too Early

Banks give best settlement rates after 90–180 days of non-payment.

8. Settling Loan Without Checking Legal Risk

If legal notices have already started, settlement becomes urgent.

RBI Ombudsman Filing:
https://cms.rbi.org.in/

9. Not Checking Official Bank Email IDs

Many scammers pose as “settlement officers”.

Always verify:

  • Bank domain
  • Email IDs
  • Employee IDs

10. Not Getting NOC After Settlement

No NOC = Loan not officially closed.

Conclusion

These mistakes can cost you lakhs.
Avoid them and settle loan safely.

For professional help:
https://guardianfinancialexperts.com/contact.html

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