About Us

About MoneyLens Daily

MoneyLens Daily is an India-focused loan education platform dedicated to helping readers understand home loans, personal loans, and business loans in a clear and structured manner.

We simplify complex borrowing terms, interest rate structures, EMI calculations, eligibility rules, and hidden charges so individuals can make informed financial decisions before applying for any loan.

Our goal is not to promote loans — but to explain them responsibly.


Our Focus

MoneyLens Daily focuses exclusively on:

  • Home loan guides and comparisons
  • Personal loan eligibility and cost breakdown
  • Business and MSME loan structures
  • Interest rate explanations
  • EMI calculation and repayment clarity

We do not cover stock market speculation, cryptocurrency, trading tips, or unrelated financial news.


How We Research

All content published on MoneyLens Daily is based on:

  • Official bank websites
  • RBI publications and regulatory updates
  • Government scheme portals
  • Publicly available financial documents

We aim to present information in simple language without promotional bias.

Interest rates and policies may change over time, and readers are encouraged to verify details directly with the respective bank or financial institution.


Editorial Approach

Our editorial approach is built on:

  • Accuracy over speed
  • Clarity over jargon
  • Transparency over marketing
  • Structured comparison tables
  • Real-world loan calculation examples

We avoid exaggerated claims and unrealistic financial promises.


How MoneyLens Daily Is Funded

MoneyLens Daily may earn revenue through advertising or affiliate partnerships.
However, partnerships do not influence our editorial content.

Our primary objective remains educational clarity and responsible loan awareness.


Important Disclaimer

MoneyLens Daily does not provide financial, legal, or investment advice.
All content is published for informational and educational purposes only.

Readers should consult qualified financial professionals before making borrowing decisions.

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