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Just been turned down for Mortgage
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Well done to you, and well done to MSE & Gunjack for providing you with the details of the mortgage broker.In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:0
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Glad I could help, right place right time and MSE:D......Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
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Hello!
I would be very grateful for some advice. My wife and I are now looking to buy our first house, and will be looking to get an Agreement In Principle in a couple of months time.
FIRST QUESTION: I have worked like billy-o to pay my debts off but still have a bit of a loan that I pay off each month, which doesn't seem to have too much of an impact on the loan calculators of various bank's websites - BUT -
- BIG BUT - I still have an overdraft of £1500. How do lenders treat overdrafts? With credit card balances, it's easy, as they dock the amount they lend according to the balance you owe and monthly payments on that balance. My overdraft is partly interest free and costs me next to nowt. Will they treat this as credit as they do with cards?
ALSO - do they do a full credit check and the check of your statements, payslips, credit etc. when you do an AIP or do they wait until you get the formal offer?
Any advice gratefully received!
Sir Saver OBE1st September 2007
Credit Cards: £960
Personal Loan: £4700
Overdrafts: £2000
Total = £7660
Debt when joined MSE Feb 07 = £13613
Olympic Challenge (Mar07-Sep07): Target: £2000 Current: £5953
Savings for house deposit since Mar 07: £1000
Bank Charges reclaimed: £733 (Barclaycard)
I MUST...I MUST...I MUST NEVER GO BUST!0 -
SS - all depends on the lender, go see a decent broker.........Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
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