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loan amounts
I've never applied for a loan before and im not sure how are the loan amount worked out? For example if I want to borrow 10k over 6 years is there a certain amount I need to be earning or rather have left over after expenses for the month? How can I find out what a realistic amount a lender will lend without applying and being rejected? Do lenders say no you can't have 10k but you can have 8k?
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The typical rule is not to lend more than 50% of your annual income. If they decide you can't afford 'x' they may counter offer you 'y'. It also depends on the amount of debt you have currently.0
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These days it is more to do with affordability (and a good credit history) rather than salary alone.
Please do not try to second guess what is acceptable or not to a lender or try and be clever when answering the application questions.
Answer truthfully.0
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