Remortgaging and self managed DMP
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InAPickle76
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Hi everyone
I have posted on the Debt forum but was advised to post on here.
Hoping for a bit of advice. We are looking to remortgage as we are with The One Account and the interest seems to be going up every month!! We had a DMP back in October 2014 originally with StepChange then went self managed about 3 years ago which is all going really well.
My concern is that when the mortgage company asks for the past 3 months' bank statements it is going to show all the payments to the creditors (we have 8 in total paying £5 per month) even though the defaults have all dropped off our credit files and our credit scores are now excellent.
Is there anything we can do?? I just feel that this DMP is still haunting us way down the line and will continue to affect our chance of securing a better interest rate with another mortgage provider.
Many thanks for reading
I have posted on the Debt forum but was advised to post on here.
Hoping for a bit of advice. We are looking to remortgage as we are with The One Account and the interest seems to be going up every month!! We had a DMP back in October 2014 originally with StepChange then went self managed about 3 years ago which is all going really well.
My concern is that when the mortgage company asks for the past 3 months' bank statements it is going to show all the payments to the creditors (we have 8 in total paying £5 per month) even though the defaults have all dropped off our credit files and our credit scores are now excellent.
Is there anything we can do?? I just feel that this DMP is still haunting us way down the line and will continue to affect our chance of securing a better interest rate with another mortgage provider.
Many thanks for reading
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From a mortgage perspective, its treated the same as an arrangement to pay. I spent days looking into this once and nobody had ever heard of a self managed DMP (lenders, brokers etc).
I dont know why CAB started to call it a self managed DMP, it just makes things worse for people.
Depending on your credit report, the lenders involved and a few other things, you might be looking at normal rates. Get your credit report over to a broker.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.1
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