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Which bank offers high multiples?

johnk
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I will need a mortgage of about 4.5x salary on a LTV of 50%. I read here that Barclays offers a maximum of 5x on good credit scores (which I believe I have). Any other banks offer this?
Anyone knows what's the maximum multiple that LloydsTsb offers?
Thanks.
Anyone knows what's the maximum multiple that LloydsTsb offers?
Thanks.
Mark Hughes' blue and white army
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I know I keep raving about them but Natwest should be able to do that.0
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Anyone knows what's the maximum multiple that LloydsTsb offers?
http://www.cheltglos-intermediaries.co.uk/calculators/affordability_calculator.aspx0 -
Depends on credit score, principality, platform, rbs, Halifax, abbey, a&l, all will. Good luckI am a Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
50% LTV is what banks are looking for so you should pretty much have your pick, even with high incoome multiples.
If you're set on not using a broker, trawl through the mortgage calculators on your preferred lender's websites. They are bound to be a bit out but not a million miles if you are completely honest and your credit score is really high.Happily an ex mortgage broker!0 -
Thank you all very much for your kind responses.
I'd happy to use a broker but prefer to a face2face meeting. It seems that all fee-free brokers are online/telephone-based...Mark Hughes' blue and white army0 -
the majority are certainly, not all though and many only charge a relatively nominal fee, some up front, most on completion. Make some calls...ask the question and if they're not offering a straight answer then they don't sound like the people for you!
I think you'll be ok...good luck with it.Happily an ex mortgage broker!0
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