
Want To Buy House? Here's How You Can Save Money By Purchasing House In Your Wife Or Mother's Name
In our country, buying a property in your mom's or wife's name has a lot of perks. You can save lakhs of rupees, and many other charges get reduced too.
In India, buying property in a woman's name offers big savings. Stamp duty can be 1-2% lower for women, potentially saving you lakhs on your purchase.
Experts agree: buying property in a woman's name saves money and offers legal perks. Banks offer women lower home loan rates (0.5-1% less) and schemes like PMAY provide subsidies.
Couples can register property jointly. This positively impacts the home loan and lowers taxes. Both partners can claim tax benefits under Section 80C. A joint loan often means bigger interest savings.
If a husband's business fails, creditors can seize his assets. But property in his wife's name is protected. Making your wife a joint owner is a smart way to reduce financial risk.
If a couple separates, the person repaying the home loan typically has rights to the property, even if it's registered in the other's name. Keep proof of all your loan payments.
Legal Disclaimer:
MENAFN provides the
information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept
any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images,
videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information
contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright
issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.
Most popular stories
Market Research

- Forex Expo Dubai 2025 Returns October 67 With Exclusive Prize Draw Including Jetour X70 FL
- Xfunded Expands In Dubai, Strengthening Collaborations With Trading Influencers Across Europe
- SPAYZ.Io White Paper Explores Opportunities, Challenges And Ambitions In Payments Industry
- B2BROKER Taps Finery Markets To Power Institutional Crypto OTC On B2TRADER
- Zebu Live 2025 Welcomes Coinbase, Solana, And Other Leaders Together For UK's Biggest Web3 Summit
- Daytrading Publishes New Study Showing 70% Of Viral Finance Tiktoks Are Misleading
Comments
No comment