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Answer / andrusha
Equated monthly installment.--EMI
a fixed amount that has to be paid every month.
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Answer / salih sherif
Equated Monthly Installment. A monthy fixed payment towards any loan principal plus monthly interst on loan
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Answer / a.p.mohapatra
Equated Monthly Instalment.It is a fixed monthly payment to be paid by borrower to the lender.It includes monthly intrest for total loan amount plus some part of principal
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Equal Monthly Installment - E M I
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