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Advice on Mortgage Decline and Appeal.
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Sammie1987 said:
Just to offer a bit more information, here's the difference between online transactions versus bank statement.. As you can see the first picture does look like my account goes overdrawn, but officially on the bank statement it clearly doesn't.
You show two payments out, totalling £35, but an OD balance of nearly £80. You then have £108 going in the same day, leaving you with a current account balance of less than £30... yet you had gambled £20 on that day.
And just because you work in a bookie doesn't mean you have to gamble... Do you work in a high street bookie, or do you work for the online gambling site that your transaction shows?2 -
AdrianC said:Sammie1987 said:
Just to offer a bit more information, here's the difference between online transactions versus bank statement.. As you can see the first picture does look like my account goes overdrawn, but officially on the bank statement it clearly doesn't.
You show two payments out, totalling £35, but an OD balance of nearly £80. You then have £108 going in the same day, leaving you with a current account balance of less than £30... yet you had gambled £20 on that day.
And just because you work in a bookie doesn't mean you have to gamble... Do you work in a high street bookie, or do you work for the online gambling site that your transaction shows?0 -
in this current climate, lenders are being overly cautious, any red flags and they get jittery. So gambling transactions, living by the wire, although in your case you said you stash your money away to HTB ISA which is reasonable."It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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csgohan4 said:in this current climate, lenders are being overly cautious, any red flags and they get jittery. So gambling transactions, living by the wire, although in your case you said you stash your money away to HTB ISA which is reasonable.1
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