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New mortgage next month, will % finance affect it
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lifegoeson2013
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Hi
I'm moving into a new house at the start of April and have a mortgage offer secured, paperwork done and completed, missives concluded etc (live in Scotland). I have some cash in the bank for unexpected costs but I've put a deposit on a new sofa, £900, and they want me to complete the financial paperwork so that I can book delivery.
I intended to pay with cash and keep fingers crossed nothing big goes wrong but as they offered me a % finance deal and pay it up over 2 years it seemed like a good way to keep more cash for emergencies.
As the mortgage has completed would they be likely to run any final checks where this might flag up and affect my mortgage application?
Thanks!
I'm moving into a new house at the start of April and have a mortgage offer secured, paperwork done and completed, missives concluded etc (live in Scotland). I have some cash in the bank for unexpected costs but I've put a deposit on a new sofa, £900, and they want me to complete the financial paperwork so that I can book delivery.
I intended to pay with cash and keep fingers crossed nothing big goes wrong but as they offered me a % finance deal and pay it up over 2 years it seemed like a good way to keep more cash for emergencies.
As the mortgage has completed would they be likely to run any final checks where this might flag up and affect my mortgage application?
Thanks!
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Wait until the mortgage is 100% complete before committing to any further finance agreements0
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A £900 sofa is not going to affect a mortgage offer. But if you're that worried, pay cash.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.0
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Some mortgage providers will run a final credit check prior to releasing funds. If you take on a new financial commitment and your mortgage provider does do a final check then there is the potential for them to withdraw your offer. That would obviously be a very costly mistake for you.
Our broker advised us not to take on any additional finance commitments (even 0% interest) whilst waiting to complete.0
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