Personal loan after mortgage completion
I’ve recently purchased my first house, and some unexpected additional costs have come up so I’ve been looking into getting a personal loan. I’m not yet living at the property (and won’t be for a little while yet, I’m still at home with parents), and the APR and interest rate on the loan I’m mid-way through applying for looks pretty good - so it has made me suspicious. Is there something I am missing out on here?
The loan application is through the bank I’m with (but not for mortgage). I can afford the repayments each month, but I’m worried that I’m missing some big information, and worried how this may affect the interest rate later down the line (although it’s fixed for the duration).
Any thoughts / experiences would be welcome!
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You may however not be accepted or you may be offered a much higher rate.
Is it absolutely vital that you get the loan? Is it for urgent essential work or just 'new things' for the house.
You often find its more expensive to run a home once you are actually living there (gas prices, council tax increases etc) so ideally you do not want to take on more debt straight away if you can help it
Could your parents lend you some money instead if its for urgent works?