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Outgoings for a loan
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When applying for a loan, I'm aware often lenders can look at bank statements to see your outgoings and assess if you can afford a loan. I'm a little concerned as what I do every month is this:
1) Receive pay from job
2) Throughout the month the bills come out
3) Next month's pay comes in, and I put the remainder of last month's pay into my savings account which is at another bank
* I don't have an overdraft, and have never at any point had less than £80 in my account
I'm worried they will see me sending on average £600 a month into another account (I have referenced it as 'savings' but not sure this would even make a difference) and so committed financially to something. Is there any way in which I can show the bank statements of my second account to prove this is a savings bank account where I send my spare cash over to?
Thank you
1) Receive pay from job
2) Throughout the month the bills come out
3) Next month's pay comes in, and I put the remainder of last month's pay into my savings account which is at another bank
* I don't have an overdraft, and have never at any point had less than £80 in my account
I'm worried they will see me sending on average £600 a month into another account (I have referenced it as 'savings' but not sure this would even make a difference) and so committed financially to something. Is there any way in which I can show the bank statements of my second account to prove this is a savings bank account where I send my spare cash over to?
Thank you
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It's very unlikely they will be interested in seeing your statements.0
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Show them a statement of the nice savings pot you have built up as well as your current account statement.The instructions on the box said 'Requires Windows 7 or better'. So I installed LINUX
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