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Standard Chartered Home Loan Calculator — Official Rates

Conventional Mortgage Loan and Saadiq Home Finance fees, both sourced from SCB's Schedule of Charges.

  • Conventional Mortgage Loan
  • Saadiq Home Finance
  • Roshan Apna Ghar

The Standard Chartered home loan calculator context: SCB Pakistan offers both a conventional Mortgage Loan and a Shariah-compliant Saadiq Home Finance product, the latter priced with an early purchase price stepping down from 5.5% to 3.5% over the financing term.

Standard Chartered Pakistan's home financing actually splits into two distinct products: a conventional Mortgage Loan and a Shariah-compliant Saadiq Home Finance facility, plus Roshan Apna Ghar for overseas Pakistanis. This page lays out the real fees and pricing structure for each, sourced from SCB's official Schedule of Charges.

Conventional Mortgage Loan — Official Fees

ItemCharge
Cheque Book ChargesRs 20 per leaf
Annual Line Renewal FeeRs 1,750
Prepayment Fee10% of outstanding balance
Property Insurance0.75% of loan amount
Life Insurance Cover0.75% of loan amount
Liquidated Damages (overdue)2% per month on overdue amount
Credit Protector (optional)0.35% of outstanding per month

Confirmed from Standard Chartered Pakistan's official Conventional Schedule of Charges, 1 July – 31 December 2026.

Saadiq Home Finance — Official Fees

YearEarly Purchase PricePartial Purchase Price
Year 15.5% of outstanding5.5% of payment
Year 24.5% of outstanding4.5% of payment
Year 3 onward3.5% of outstanding3.5% of payment

On top of that step-down pricing, Saadiq Home Finance carries a Rs 10,000 non-refundable processing fee, plus appraisal, stamp duty, and legal charges at actual, and Property and Life Takaful at the actual rate quoted by the Takaful company.

Confirmed from Standard Chartered Pakistan's official Saadiq Schedule of Charges, 1 July – 31 December 2026.

Roshan Apna Ghar for Overseas Pakistanis

Roshan Apna Ghar remains SCB's Shariah-compliant home financing solution specifically for Roshan Digital Account (RDA) and non-resident Pakistani (NRP) clients, using the same Saadiq-style diminishing ownership structure to let overseas Pakistanis finance property back home.

Home Affordability Calculator — What Could You Actually Borrow?

Most home loan calculators only work forwards — you pick a loan amount, they show you the instalment. This one works backwards: enter your income, and see what you could likely borrow, based on State Bank of Pakistan's actual debt-burden rule, not a guess.

Your Income & Existing Debts

Please enter a valid monthly income.
Car loan, personal loan, or credit card minimums you're already paying each month. Enter 0 if none.
SCB doesn't publish a fixed maximum tenure for home financing in its Schedule of Charges — confirm your actual maximum tenure with SCB.
Defaults to 1-Year KIBOR (12.16%, per SBP, 20 Aug 2026) plus an illustrative 3% spread — SCB's actual spread isn't published and varies by applicant. Replace with your real quoted rate once you have one.

Showing Rs. 350,000/month income as an example — edit the fields above and it updates instantly.

What You Could Likely Borrow

Maximum Loan Amount
Maximum Affordable Instalment (50% DBR)
Minus Existing Debt Payments
Instalment Available for Home Financing
This is a debt-burden ceiling, not a guarantee. SBP caps total debt obligations at 50% of gross income (the Debt Burden Ratio) — that's the regulatory limit every bank must respect. SCB's own internal credit assessment, property valuation, your CIBIL/eCIB history, and down payment will independently determine your actual approved amount, which is very likely lower than this ceiling. Treat this as "the absolute most," not "what I'll get."

Fees You'd Also Pay — By Product

Annual Line Renewal FeeRs 1,750/year
Property Insurance0.75% of loan amount
Life Insurance Cover0.75% of loan amount
Prepayment Fee10% of outstanding balance
Conventional Mortgage Loan fees, confirmed from SCB's official H2 2026 Schedule of Charges.

50% Debt Burden Ratio: State Bank of Pakistan's regulatory cap, applies bank-wide, not SCB-specific. Default rate built from SBP's published 1-Year KIBOR offer rate (12.16%, 20 August 2026) plus an illustrative 3% spread — not a quoted SCB rate. SCB does not publish a maximum loan-to-value percentage or fixed maximum tenure for home financing; this tool assumes neither. Last verified: August 23, 2026.

Which One Actually Costs Less?

Because Saadiq's early purchase price scale (5.5% → 4.5% → 3.5%) and the conventional Mortgage Loan's fee structure (annual line renewal, insurance, liquidated damages) aren't priced on the same basis, a direct percentage comparison is misleading — the honest way to compare them is a full cost-of-financing quote from SCB for your specific loan amount and tenure, factoring in both the periodic pricing and the fixed fees on each side.

Good For

  • Comparing SCB's conventional Mortgage Loan fees against Saadiq Home Finance's step-down pricing
  • Understanding why Saadiq's early purchase price falls each year of the financing term
  • Getting the real processing, insurance, and penalty fees before applying
  • Finding the RDA-specific Roshan Apna Ghar option for overseas Pakistanis

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