Personal loan vs credit card EMI: Choosing cheaper festive shopping option

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A recent analysis compares the costs of credit card EMIs and personal loans for festive purchases. For large expenses or longer repayment periods, a personal loan is generally more economical. Conversely, credit card EMIs are a more convenient option for smaller purchases. The choice depends on the purchase amount and the borrower's desired repayment timeline.

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