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Changing job - still get mortgage?

Donald879
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Hi
Thinking of selling and buying bigger place but was wondering if you need to show so many wage slips from your job. My husband is changing employers in a month - would this matter?
Some hazy memory from when I bought was I needed to show 3 months slips and my contract.....would it matter if from different ones?
Anyone have any advice/knowledge?
Much appreciated.
monkey
Thinking of selling and buying bigger place but was wondering if you need to show so many wage slips from your job. My husband is changing employers in a month - would this matter?
Some hazy memory from when I bought was I needed to show 3 months slips and my contract.....would it matter if from different ones?
Anyone have any advice/knowledge?
Much appreciated.
monkey

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Thinking of selling and buying bigger place but was wondering if you need to show so many wage slips from your job.My husband is changing employers in a month - would this matter?
Give serious thought to seeing out the probationary period before moving. To help others answer the question more thoroughly, answering the questions below may be useful
How much do you expect to pay for the new property and how much do you expect to borrow? How much do you owe at the moment?0 -
Everyone is basicaly on a years probation because they can be dismised for any reason(a short list of exceptions) upto 1 year
So any probation period proposed by a company carries no extra risk to a lender.0 -
Some lenders will want probation finished.
Some lenders will not be bothered if the applicant has been in continuous employment for "x" amount of time.
So bottom line is yes you can still get a mortgage assuming you find one of the lenders happy with the scenario and the figures you are looking at.
Be sure to mention any upcoming changes in employment status at the outset.
You can either discuss directly with lenders or get in contact with a good broker.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou 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
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