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Loans for the more mature!

Tammy58
Tammy58 Posts: 2 Newbie
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Hi  Can you please advise if there is any reason why  an over 70yr old could not get a loan? Also who would be the best company to approach.
Thank you

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  • [Deleted User]
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    There's no reasons as long as the income, affordability and term stack up.

    Try an eligibility checker.
  • jonesMUFCforever
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    The more mature tend to stick to one bank - ask them?
  • coachman12
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    Depending on your financial circumstances, there are no impediments to do as you wish. 
    Give Feasible.co.uk a glance.  Good luck, Tammy.
  • jonesMUFCforever
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    coachman12 said:
    Depending on your financial circumstances, there are no impediments to do as you wish. 
    Give Feasible.co.uk a glance.  Good luck, Tammy.
    It seems they are credit brokers - are you in any way connected to them?
  • Tammy58
    Tammy58 Posts: 2 Newbie
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    Thank you all for your advice
  • coachman12
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    jonesMUFCforever said:
    coachman12 said:
    Depending on your financial circumstances, there are no impediments to do as you wish. 
    Give Feasible.co.uk a glance.  Good luck, Tammy.
    It seems they are credit brokers - are you in any way connected to them?
    No , not at all. But thank you for the thought that is so typical of this forum.
    All the best , Tammy. And thank you for the thank you which you posted----so many people never think to come back and say the two little magic words 
  • jonesMUFCforever
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    coachman12 said:
    jonesMUFCforever said:
    coachman12 said:
    Depending on your financial circumstances, there are no impediments to do as you wish. 
    Give Feasible.co.uk a glance.  Good luck, Tammy.
    It seems they are credit brokers - are you in any way connected to them?
    No , not at all. But thank you for the thought that is so typical of this forum.
    All the best , Tammy. And thank you for the thank you which you posted----so many people never think to come back and say the two little magic words 
    Out of all the loan brokers that you can see on say Google you mention this particular one?
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