deed of postponement

_Andy_

Rose - no-one on here can say for sure if it will go through. The only people that can tell you that is GE Money. I know it's easy for me to say but you need to sit tight and see what happens.

roseplatt

am just asking if anyone as been in a similar situation and in any one opioin it will go through this is just a tough time for us

_Andy_

I appreciate that - my point is, DOPs aren't an exact science. It'd be no good if someone on the forum said "yes you'll definetely get it approved" and then you didn't. Conversely it would be no good for you if someone said "it won't be approved" - causing you to feel more stressed about it, and then find out GE Money will do it.

happybroker

We know it's not what you want to hear Rose but you really do have to sit tight. Speak to GE if you like but you're probably only going to get more up tight.

The decision as to wether or not they postpone is based on individual circumstances so no one apart from GE can say for sure and I doubt you will get through to a decision maker on the telephone.

TwelfthMan

In your situation, I might even try to consolidate the GE money secured loan in with the additional borrowing. Avoids the need to do a DoP and puts the whole loan in one place.

You'll need to check whether everything meets criteria though before applying.

happybroker

"In your situation, I might even try to consolidate the GE money secured loan in with the additional borrowing. Avoids the need to do a DoP and puts the whole loan in one place."

lot's of advisers suggesting that route Rose......might be worth a call to the Halifax you know!

All the best

roseplatt

thanks to everyone got the deed of postponement