Marriage Canceled Due to Low CIBIL Score

When banks give loans, they check both a person’s repayment ability and CIBIL score. A high CIBIL score can get better loan interest rates, while a low score can lead to higher rates or loan rejection. However, it is rare for a CIBIL score to affect marriage decisions.

In Murtijapur, two families were discussing the marriage of a young couple. They met several times, introduced the bride and groom to relatives, and planned wedding arrangements.

During a final meeting at the groom’s house, the bride’s uncle made an unusual request—he wanted to check the groom’s CIBIL score. When they checked, everyone was shocked to see that the groom had a very low score and was deep in debt.

The CIBIL report revealed multiple loans from different banks, showing his poor financial condition. The happy atmosphere of the meeting quickly changed. The bride’s uncle firmly said, “If he is financially unstable, why should we marry our daughter to him?” Other relatives agreed, and the marriage was canceled.

Though everything else was fine, the groom’s bad financial history became a deal-breaker. His family had nothing to say, as the CIBIL report clearly showed his financial struggles.

This incident highlights an important lesson—financial stability and literacy are crucial in today’s world, even in matters like marriage.