Maternity Loan Scheme
District central Cooperative Banks and through its branches - For Maternity Loan through Self help groups
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States / UT: Tamil Nadu
Ministry / nodal: Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department
Department: Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department
Nodal department: Co-operation, Food and Consumer Protection Department
Scheme for: Individual
Scheme profile
DBT (direct benefit transfer): No
Target beneficiaries: Pregnant Women
Tags: Maternity, Loan, Women, Self Help Groups, Cooperative Banks, Financial Assistance, Pregnant Women, State Sponsored
Details
The scheme provides maternity loans through self-help groups, specifically targeting pregnant women. The maximum amount of loan available is Rs. 2,000, with an interest rate of 11%, which is subject to change. The loans are facilitated by District Central Cooperative Banks and their branches.
Purpose for which loan can be obtained : Maternity Loan through
Self help groups
Maximum amount of loan : Rs.2,000
Rate of interest (Subject to change): 11%
Sponsored by: State
Funding pattern: Purpose for which loan can be obtained : Maternity Loan through
Self help groups
Maximum amount of loan : Rs.2,000
Rate of interest (Subject to change): 11%
Scheme type: na
Benefits
- - Maternity loan of up to Rs. 2,000
- Accessible through self-help groups
- Interest rate of 11% (subject to change)
- Maternity loan of up to Rs. 2,000
- Accessible through self-help groups
- Interest rate of 11% (subject to change)
Eligibility
Pregnant women can apply for this maternity loan through self-help groups.
Application Process
Offline
To avail the loan, approach the General Manager or Special Officer at the District Central Cooperative Bank.
Documents Required
No document list is available for this scheme yet.
Official links
References
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