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Joint home loan: How couples can split ownership, EMIs for maximum tax savings
For a couple taking a joint home loan, how should co-ownership and EMIs be structured to maximise tax benefits and boost approval chances? India’s housing market is shifting, with more couples making shared homebuying decisions - Livemint answer this reader query…
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