mortgage refused due to wonga/payday loan

MoneySaverLog

A notice of correction can be anything as long as its factual and forces a human to look manually :-)

You could use one to add a password for example with a message to get the password from you before granting credit.

Thrugelmir

MoneySaverLog wrote: »

A notice of correction can be anything as long as its factual and forces a human to look manually :-)

2 notices of correction do little to build confidence. After all financial relationships are built on trust. With demand exceeding supply. There's always another application with a lower risk profile.

CKhalvashi

Thrugelmir wrote: »

2 notices of correction do little to build confidence. After all financial relationships are built on trust. With demand exceeding supply. There's always another application with a lower risk profile.

Whilst I can see this is the case, unfortunately the OP has only found out now the issues that being a little financially savvy can cause.

I'm with the banks on this, but in the name of Martin, I'm also with the OP, however, I do have a decent chuck in easy access, just in case.

CK

Thrugelmir

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Whilst I can see this is the case, unfortunately the OP has only found out now the issues that being a little financially savvy can cause.

In my personal experience over the years there's normally far more to the tale than gets told.