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Rejection Risk?

What reasons do lenders/bank reject mortgage applicants?

We’re starting to look at mortgage rates for our expiring deal in September – we have an apmnt on Sat with the bank. She mentioned she’d do a credit ref check beforehand incase there was any reason she wouldn’t be able to help. Made me nervous we’d be rejected.....

We have had a couple of random credit card late payments, but no other issues. Are we at risk of being rejected for these?

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  • The_Palmist
    The_Palmist Posts: 789 Forumite
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    so you are remortgaging ?
    The fact that you already have a mortgage should go in your favor. The robots do most of the check but if you convince the bank lady that you are in a good financial state then she will be able to add her discretion and take your application forward.
    I don't think a couple of missed payments [unless you still haven't cleared them] will make much of a difference. Don't stress and good luck.
    Nothing is more damaging to the adventurous spirit within a man than a secure future. - Alex Supertramp
  • Thrugelmir
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    We have had a couple of random credit card late payments,

    Nothing random about missing card payments. As easy enough to set up a direct debt for the minimum monthly payment.
  • hairbrain05
    hairbrain05 Posts: 418 Forumite
    Thrugelmir wrote: »
    Nothing random about missing card payments. As easy enough to set up a direct debt for the minimum monthly payment.


    agreed - what i meant was this hasn't been habitual. can anyone offer their view on how this will affect us?

    infact i believe i have this wrong - on review we've never had late payments - but have had charges for going over our limit
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