13/05/2026
If you’ve ever shared finances with a partner, ex‑partner or flatmate, you might still be financially linked on your credit file without realising. Their financial behaviour could affect your mortgage application, even years later.
Checking your credit file and asking for a financial disassociation can help keep your profile clean and accurate.
If you’d like to check your own credit report, there’s a free 7-day trial link on my website*:
www.marlowmortgagecompany.co.uk
(This link includes a small referral benefit for me if you choose to use it, but there’s absolutely no obligation. )
If you’re unsure what your report means or want to understand how lenders may view your situation, I’m always happy to talk you through your report, what it shows, and, if needed, how you can improve it.
Checkmyfile, displays data from the three main credit agencies used by most lenders, making it a helpful way to see what they see before submitting an application.
📱01628 232 340
📨[email protected]
💻www.marlow-mortgage.co.uk
*Monthly fee of £14.99 applies after your free 7-day trial. You can cancel at any time online, or contact check my file by phone or email to request this. The free 7-day trial applies only to new customers aged 18 years or over who are living in the UK. The 7-day free trial period starts when you register. If they are unable to verify your identity online when you register, they may ask you to provide information to us which may delay access to your credit report.
Your home or property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.