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declaring income

skater_kat
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in Credit cards
I'm choosing which credit card to apply for. i have a good rating.
I did a soft search on nationwide but I was unsure about what to put exactly for my income. It seems you have to select one option only of employed FT, PT, Self employed etc.
I have PAYE job, plus self employment plus another income. The total incomings work out to approx £25k gross pa. (PAYE element is around £16k gross) Do i list 25K gross pa as my income but just put it against full time employment?
thanks:)
I did a soft search on nationwide but I was unsure about what to put exactly for my income. It seems you have to select one option only of employed FT, PT, Self employed etc.
I have PAYE job, plus self employment plus another income. The total incomings work out to approx £25k gross pa. (PAYE element is around £16k gross) Do i list 25K gross pa as my income but just put it against full time employment?
thanks:)
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Yes that would be the most appropriate0
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Seeing as the PAYE part of your income, makes up most of your total income, I would put down full time employment as the option.0
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thanks for that advice, i'll go with that option!0
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Whatever you decide, remember what you put. If on a later application you decide to represent your income differently, then there is a chance that you could be flagged up for application fraud. This is only likely if you put down significantly inconsistent figures on closely following applications, but it would be a shame to get caught out when really you're just trying to do the right thing.0
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you could speak to them and explain0
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