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House Building Loan Scheme for Employees of Government of Goa

The scheme aims to assist government employees in achieving their dream of owning a house by providing financial support to erstwhile House Building Advance scheme beneficiaries whose loans were operative as on 15th May 2020. The scheme provides loan takeover facility through empanelled banks.

State Cash

States / UT: Goa

Nodal department: Finance Department

Scheme for: Individual

Scheme profile

DBT (direct benefit transfer): No

Categories: Banking,Financial Services and Insurance, Housing & Shelter

Sub-categories: Banking and money, Loan, Housing

Target beneficiaries: Individual

Tags: Loan, Housing, Subsidy, Interest, Finance

Details

The scheme "House Building Loan Scheme for Employees of Government of Goa" was launched by the Debt Management Division, Department of Finance, Government of Goa. The scheme aims to assist government employees in achieving their dream of owning a house by providing financial support to erstwhile House Building Advance scheme beneficiaries whose loans were operative as on 15th May 2020. The scheme provides loan takeover facility through empanelled banks with shared interest payment mechanism where the employee bears 2% of the interest plus the principal component while the Government bears the remainder of the interest subject to a maximum of 5%. The scheme is implemented by the Directorate of Accounts in coordination with empanelled banks notified separately by the Government. The applications for this scheme are accepted offline.

Benefits

  • Financial Assistance
  • The Government bears the remainder of the interest charged by the empanelled bank, subject to a maximum of 5%, while the employee bears 2% of the interest plus the principal component
  • The loan takeover facility is provided for the amount outstanding as on the date of application after repayment of instalments from May 2020
  • For employees who had availed additional loan over and above the House Building Advance amount, the Government& 39;s share of interest is restricted only to the extent of such House Building Advance loan outstanding as on the date of application. Disbursement
  • The Government& 39;s share of interest is credited to the empanelled bank in a pool account on a monthly basis
  • The Government& 39;s cumulative share of all instalments due for the succeeding month is credited to the bank within a specified date, provided that the bank raises the demand at least 20 days in advance
  • The Government& 39;s share commences from the succeeding month of sanction wherein the employee is due for repayment of the loan, provided the demand has been raised by the bank. Duration and Validity
  • The Government& 39;s share is continued till the employee attains superannuation or for a maximum duration of 20 years of the total repayment period, whichever is earlier, by considering the already paid instalments by the Government
  • If the duration of the loan ends before superannuation of the employee, the bank submits the closure letter to the concerned Government employee, Head of Department and Directorate of Accounts. Conditions
  • The employee must ensure that his share of Equated Monthly Instalment reaches the bank within the stipulated time
  • Any delay on part of the employee for contributing his share, subject to a maximum default duration of two months, will make the concerned employee ineligible to avail any further benefits under this scheme
  • The employee must carry out all the required documentation and valuation required for compliance from the bank side, and the Government will not bear any costs for the same
Financial Assistance
  • The Government bears the remainder of the interest charged by the empanelled bank, subject to a maximum of 5%, while the employee bears 2% of the interest plus the principal component.
  • The loan takeover facility is provided for the amount outstanding as on the date of application after repayment of instalments from May 2020.
  • For employees who had availed additional loan over and above the House Building Advance amount, the Government's share of interest is restricted only to the extent of such House Building Advance loan outstanding as on the date of application.
Disbursement
  • The Government's share of interest is credited to the empanelled bank in a pool account on a monthly basis.
  • The Government's cumulative share of all instalments due for the succeeding month is credited to the bank within a specified date, provided that the bank raises the demand at least 20 days in advance.
  • The Government's share commences from the succeeding month of sanction wherein the employee is due for repayment of the loan, provided the demand has been raised by the bank.
Duration and Validity
  • The Government's share is continued till the employee attains superannuation or for a maximum duration of 20 years of the total repayment period, whichever is earlier, by considering the already paid instalments by the Government.
  • If the duration of the loan ends before superannuation of the employee, the bank submits the closure letter to the concerned Government employee, Head of Department and Directorate of Accounts.
Conditions
  • The employee must ensure that his share of Equated Monthly Instalment reaches the bank within the stipulated time.
  • Any delay on part of the employee for contributing his share, subject to a maximum default duration of two months, will make the concerned employee ineligible to avail any further benefits under this scheme.
  • The employee must carry out all the required documentation and valuation required for compliance from the bank side, and the Government will not bear any costs for the same.
  • The deed of mortgage or any other collateral security executed in favour of Government earlier must be transferred in favour of the empanelled bank with an undertaking from the employee that he willingly desires to transfer the same in favour of the bank.
  • For employees who have availed benefits under the "One Time House Building Advance Settlement Scheme", the amount to the extent of benefits availed under that scheme would be adjusted in the initial instalments itself, till which the Government will not start contributing its share of interest and the employee has to bear the full burden of instalments.
  • If the employee ceases to be in service for any reason other than normal retirement or superannuation or if he dies before repayment of the loan in full, the entire outstanding amount will become payable forthwith by the Government employee or his successor, as the case may be.
  • Failure to repay the housing loan for any reason whatsoever, either by the Government employee or the successor, as the case may be, will entitle the bank to enforce the mortgage and take action to recover the outstanding housing loan.

Eligibility

  • The applicant must be an erstwhile beneficiary of the House Building Advance who had their loans operative as on 15th May, 2020.
  • The applicant must fulfill the eligibility criteria put forth by the empanelled bank for being eligible for housing loan under this scheme.
  • The applicant who had shifted his housing loan to other bank upon closure of earlier scheme must ensure that the loan account shall now be operated in any of the banks empanelled for the purpose of this scheme.
  • The applicant must approach any of the empanelled banks for takeover of the existing loan for a maximum loan amount restricted to the tune of amount outstanding as on date after repayment of instalments from May 2020.
Special Categories
  • The applicant who had availed top-up additional loan over and above the House Building Advance amount sanctioned by Government is eligible only to the extent of such amount of House Building Advance loan which is outstanding as on the date of application.
  • The applicant who is among the 45 employees whose cases were sanctioned but were awaiting drawal of advance as on 15th May, 2020 is eligible to apply under this scheme.

Exclusions

The applicant who has foreclosed their earlier loan upon withdrawal of earlier scheme is not eligible for any benefits under this scheme.

Application Process

Offline

Step 1: The interested applicant should take a printout of the prescribed proforma. Alternatively, the interested applicant may approach an empanelled bank and obtain the prescribed proforma.
Step 2: In the application form, fill in all the mandatory fields, and attach copies of all the mandatory documents (self-attest, if required).
Step 3: Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the documents, within the prescribed period (if any), to the Head of Department, who after verification, will forward the application to the Directorate of Accounts along with the prescribed proforma.

Documents Required

No document list is available for this scheme yet.

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Documents Required for Government Schemes

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  • Income Certificate
  • Caste Certificate (if applicable)
  • Residence Proof
  • Bank Account Details
  • Educational Certificates (for student schemes)

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