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Cameron1590_2
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Hello,
Applied to NW for a loan, £11,150 over 3 years at 3.6%. I got a message saying that they would post me a loan agreement to sign and return.
Any one have expirence of this? Does this mean I have got the monies or can I still be declined?
Thanks
Cameron
Applied to NW for a loan, £11,150 over 3 years at 3.6%. I got a message saying that they would post me a loan agreement to sign and return.
Any one have expirence of this? Does this mean I have got the monies or can I still be declined?
Thanks
Cameron
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You could still be declined but it's unlikely.0
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Thanks for the reply. I bank with them so they should have a good picture on my accounts. I have just accepted a new job with a larger annual salary.
As such, I have sent them an email just asking if they would like a copy of my new contract - I didn’t have to put in any salary details etc.
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Cameron1590 wrote: »Thanks for the reply. I bank with them so they should have a good picture on my accounts. I have just accepted a new job with a larger annual salary.
You need to sort your finances out so you're not sat there in a year's time wondering how you're worse off than you used to be even though you've had a salary increase.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
Cameron1590 wrote: »I have sent them an email just asking if they would like a copy of my new contract - I didn’t have to put in any salary details etc.
Best advice is not to provide anything they don't ask for.0 -
Of course you might not get the headline rate.0
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