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First time buyer and Business overdraft
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chullbulla
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Hi,
I am first time buyer and preparing for myself to apply for a mortgage when we will out of this crises, I am applying on the basis of my employment income, however, I also have small online business onside but not generating or showing any income from that ltd company, now I am planning to apply for a business overdraft, however, I am worried if it will stay on my personal credit report and impact my score? I am planning to apply for an overdraft now and expecting a mortgage application not before July under the current situation.
Thanks
I am first time buyer and preparing for myself to apply for a mortgage when we will out of this crises, I am applying on the basis of my employment income, however, I also have small online business onside but not generating or showing any income from that ltd company, now I am planning to apply for a business overdraft, however, I am worried if it will stay on my personal credit report and impact my score? I am planning to apply for an overdraft now and expecting a mortgage application not before July under the current situation.
Thanks
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The overdraft will be in the Company name.0
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Thrugelmir said:The overdraft will be in the Company name.
I contact the bank but they gave me a confused answer.1 -
The likelihood is that a credit check will be performed on the Company if the lender is aware of it. Dun and Bradsheet is the equivalent of the consumer credit agencies.1
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Thrugelmir said:The likelihood is that a credit check will be performed on the Company if the lender is aware of it. Dun and Bradsheet is the equivalent of the consumer credit agencies.0
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Any one please?0
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I hope someone can confirm it.0
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Unlikely that a business overdraft will be granted without a personal guarantee. You would need to declare any liability on your mortgage application form.0
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Thank you for confirming0
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