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CHITS

Chit funds are a combination of savings and borrowing where a group of members contribute a fixed amount every month for a specific period. Each month, one member receives the pooled amount through a transparent auction process. Instead of paying fixed interest, members benefit from dividends shared within the group. Chits help build disciplined savings while also providing flexible access to funds when needed.

VS

LOANS

Loans are a form of borrowing where an individual receives a fixed amount from a bank or financial institution and repays it over time with interest. The repayment includes both the principal amount and a predetermined interest rate, which can increase the overall cost. Loans are useful for immediate financial needs but often come with strict repayment terms.

Chit

Nature

Combination of savings and borrowing

Interest

No fixed interest, dividend-based benefit

Monthly Payment

Fixed contribution (savings)

Access to Funds

Through auction based on need

Cost

Lower cost due to shared dividends

VS
Nature

Only Borrowing

Interest

Fixed interest charged

Monthly Payment

EMI (Principal + Interest)

Access to Funds

Lump sum after approval

Cost

Higher cost due to interest

Chit

Frequently Asked
Questions

What is a Chit Fund?

A chit fund is a savings scheme where a group of members contribute a fixed amount every month for a specific period. Each month, one member receives the pooled amount through a transparent auction process.

How does Finovest Chits work?

Can I get the money before the chit period ends?

Is Finovest Chits safe and secure?