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Forms to produce when signing loan papers?
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Why on earth would they care what you spent some of it on? You don't need to provide receipts - as long as you keep up the repayments on the loan you could go and buy £7k's worth of Marmite for all they care.The_Dark_Defender wrote: »Thanks for the advice guys. I rang them and told them that I was a contractor and they said that was fine, so no change there.
One question though - I'm expecting to purchase a tv soon with my own funds...even though this is probably coming under the title 'holiday loan/whatever' will they look unfavourably at this purchase? What I'm asking is this - once I get the loan transferred to my account, is the only thing they're worried about is the repayments?0 -
It's just that I mentioned that it was mainly for a holiday...just making sure!0
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Dude you worry too much. Relax, your paying a premium to borrow thier money!0
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