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Rejected for an edge account

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  • OK then forget the clarity card!
  • Initial £50K pa income. 
    Then 65K. 

    £50K in current account at all times. 
    But only for a shed and a Jag.
  • danny13579
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    Initial £50K pa income. 
    Then 65K. 

    £50K in current account at all times. 
    But only for a shed and a Jag.
    Well spotted! Bit of a stretch for both a Jag F (second hand I presume?) and a shed. Why would you put a Jag into a shed, and how would it fit? 🤷
  • friolento
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    I applied for the Edge via TCB. No overdraft applied for. My application got referred to the underwriters, who rejected it. This was the first current account rejection I have had in the last 20 years, and I have opened plenty of current accounts in that time. I subsequently applied for an Everyday (again via TCB), which wasn't referred, and opened instantly. I then upgraded the Everyday to an Edge in the Santander app. This was completed in seconds, no credit check, no underwriters involved. Worth giving this a try if you are keen on the Edge.

  • Initial £50K pa income. 
    Then 65K. 

    £50K in current account at all times. 
    But only for a shed and a Jag.
    Well spotted! Bit of a stretch for both a Jag F (second hand I presume?) and a shed. Why would you put a Jag into a shed, and how would it fit? 🤷
    I would think it would be a rather nice large wooden garage, easily possible to spend that amount for a proper build. 
    £25k would also get you a very nice 10 year old F-type V6, a V8 would be significantly more. Don't see why you're calling BS here 
  • Initial £50K pa income. 
    Then 65K. 

    £50K in current account at all times. 
    But only for a shed and a Jag.
    Well spotted! Bit of a stretch for both a Jag F (second hand I presume?) and a shed. Why would you put a Jag into a shed, and how would it fit? 🤷
    The shed/garage is 10m by 10m think that will be big enough. Funds, deposits /groundworks etc etc. F types are £20k and up
  • Could it be because I dont max out on my credit card and it doesnt have a £10k limit and at 25% interest will earn them thousands??? 
  • Initial £50K pa income. 
    Then 65K. 

    £50K in current account at all times. 
    But only for a shed and a Jag.
    Well spotted! Bit of a stretch for both a Jag F (second hand I presume?) and a shed. Why would you put a Jag into a shed, and how would it fit? 🤷
    The shed/garage is 10m by 10m think that will be big enough. Funds, deposits /groundworks etc etc. F types are £20k and up
    Lots of stories on here of people being rejected for no obvious reason. It's just how this system operates. Other banks are available so no great problem.
    Would love to have space for a garage/workshop that size, and that would the car I would put in it. 
  • danny13579
    danny13579 Posts: 1,212 Forumite
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    Don't see why you're calling BS here 
    I'm not calling BS, I'm interested to know how a Jag can fit into a shed (which has now suddenly become a garage).
  • Don't see why you're calling BS here 
    I'm not calling BS, I'm interested to know how a Jag can fit into a shed (which has now suddenly become a garage).
    Rather like your assessment of the OP's budget.. it was a bit of a stretch...🙂
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