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Lenders will no longer have to apply an affordability assessment to their mortgage customers
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@thegentleway Indeed, Barclays does do up to 5.5x up to 85% LTV for high income applicants. It differs across lenders, incomes levels, LTVs, professions, etc. There were already lenders who even did 6x+. Nationwide didn't have a non-FTB high-income high-LTI high-LTV offering prior to the above. Hopefully others will follow in due course.thegentleway said:
Weren’t banks doing 5.5x already? Pretty sure Barclays said they’d lend us 5.5 times loan to income instead of their normal 4.5x in MayK_S said:An example of a lender (Nationwide) enhancing potential max-borrowing after the dropping of the stress test, good for high-income PAYE applicants looking to maximise borrowing.
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