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Agreement in principle and financial associates
kittykatkat11
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Hi everyone
I’m wondering if someone can help
Does applying for an agreement in principle with another person mean you’re financially associated?
I was under the impression you are only associated with someone financially if you apply for a mortgage, credit card, joint account etc, and that an aip is only a soft search so won’t affect your credit score
thanks!
I’m wondering if someone can help
Does applying for an agreement in principle with another person mean you’re financially associated?
I was under the impression you are only associated with someone financially if you apply for a mortgage, credit card, joint account etc, and that an aip is only a soft search so won’t affect your credit score
thanks!
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If the transaction doesn't proceed further then there'll be no direct association in this regardkittykatkat11 said:
Does applying for an agreement in principle with another person mean you’re financially associated?1 -
Okay so I don’t need to worry about it then? They’re showing up on my clear score but not on my mse credit club fileHoenir said:
If the transaction doesn't proceed further then there'll be no direct association in this regardkittykatkat11 said:
Does applying for an agreement in principle with another person mean you’re financially associated?0 -
We don't know why you've cause to worry.0
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