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Tagged: avoid penalties, emi bounce, late payment, repayment tips
Short answer
Act fast. Pay the EMI immediately, talk to the lender, and make sure it does not stay unpaid for long. Speed matters here.
The moment you realise your EMI bounced, arrange funds and pay it immediately. Some banks auto-retry EMI deduction within 1 to 3 days. Keep enough balance so the retry goes through. Agar retry nahi hota, pay manually through net banking or app.
Look at the SMS or bank message to understand why it bounced. Most common reasons are low balance, mandate issues, or technical errors. If it is a mandate problem, contact your bank quickly and get it fixed. Issue clear hoga toh repeat bounce avoid ho jaata hai.
Do not ignore calls or messages. Call customer care and inform them you have paid or are paying the EMI. This shows intent. Many banks are cooperative if bounce is one-time and payment is quick. Silent rehna situation big bana deta hai.
Bounce charges and late fees are usually applied even if you pay later. Clear these as well. Pending charges reh gaye toh account irregular dikha sakta hai.
One bounce does not immediately ruin your credit score if cleared quickly. But if EMI remains unpaid for 30 days or more, it can be reported as missed. Isliye delay mat karo. Time pe action lene se damage limited rehta hai.
Keep a buffer balance before EMI date.
Align EMI date with salary credit.
Set reminders even if auto-debit is on.
EMI bounce is fixable if you act fast. Delay is the real problem, not the bounce itself. Payment clear karo, lender se baat karo, and ensure next EMI goes smoothly. Thoda alert rehna future stress se bacha leta hai.
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