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PNB Housing's offer

KOCHI: V. K. Sood, Managing Director, PNB Housing Finance, mentioned that the festival offer has been extended to March 31 and the interest rates now started from 7.5 per cent onwards and all the loan schemes were on monthly reducing balance. The company also takes over high cost loans from other financial institutions and also provides loan on second charge basis to government/PSU employees.

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