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Will partners poor credit effect mine?
magicaim
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My partner and I are planning on opening a joint bank account for our savings towards a deposit for a mortgage however, my partners previously had a poor credit rating (which is slowly improving).
We live together but currently have separate bank accounts. Will opening a joint savings account affect my good credit rating, and therefore impact on our chances of getting a mortgage?
Does anyone have any advise on the smartest way to manage this situation.
We live together but currently have separate bank accounts. Will opening a joint savings account affect my good credit rating, and therefore impact on our chances of getting a mortgage?
Does anyone have any advise on the smartest way to manage this situation.
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a joint savings account won't. a joint current account or joint mortgage would0
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A joint savings account shouldn't (there is no credit agreement) but you never know these days. I have had a 'joint search' create a financial link in the past.
If you do regular checks on your credit history, you will be able to spot if this happens and ask for it to be removed.0 -
As the others have said, you should be fine with a joint savings account. Hopefully the longer you save for, the more your partner's credit history can improve, so that when you do get a mortgage together you should be in a better position :-)£18,000 loan from my parents used to pay off all credit cards and overdraft
Paying back £500 p/m starting Jan 2012
Current amount owed: [STRIKE]£18,000 £17,500, £17'000 [/STRIKE] £16,500
:T Facing up to my debt :T0
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