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Yorkshire Bank

cwright1985
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Can anyone advise me please??
I banked with HSBC for a long while until they refused me a mortgage.
Yorkshire Bank then offered me a private account with a manger providing I got a mortgage through them. I needed a mortage and it was proving difficult due to the nature of my job so I accepted.
My house move unfortunately fell though and the mortage offer expired 6 months later. Around 1 year later, after renting for that period in the area near my new work, I tried to buy again.
This time round I was refused the same mortgage! I was told that they couldnt offer me anything because of my job. The same job as I orginally had when they did offer a mortgage.
I have since switched bank again as I only joined Yorkshire Bank because I was told I would get a mortgage from them in the first place.
Is this a reasonable case where I can try and get some compensation due to the fees I paid and huge inconvenience caused?
Regards
I banked with HSBC for a long while until they refused me a mortgage.
Yorkshire Bank then offered me a private account with a manger providing I got a mortgage through them. I needed a mortage and it was proving difficult due to the nature of my job so I accepted.
My house move unfortunately fell though and the mortage offer expired 6 months later. Around 1 year later, after renting for that period in the area near my new work, I tried to buy again.
This time round I was refused the same mortgage! I was told that they couldnt offer me anything because of my job. The same job as I orginally had when they did offer a mortgage.
I have since switched bank again as I only joined Yorkshire Bank because I was told I would get a mortgage from them in the first place.
Is this a reasonable case where I can try and get some compensation due to the fees I paid and huge inconvenience caused?
Regards
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Lending criteria changes. At some points in recent times, it was almost changing on a daily basis. There were also some dates over the last few years where regulatory changes to lending criteria were needed.
In your case, there was around a year difference between the dates.
There are no grounds for complaint because a lender refuses to give you a mortgage.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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