06/10/2021
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How much (mortgage) can you borrow???💷💷
I have been comparing the same Lenders using exactly the same scenario.
Scenario:
- Joint First time buyers at 90% LTV
- no dependents.
- Clients have a student loan and credit card debts.
- Incomes of £28,000 and £25000 + car allowance £500pcm respectively (wishing to borrow £225,000).
Nationwide £265k
Halifax £264,910
Skipton - £264,750
Coventry £265,000
The Nottingham Building Society £265,500
Kensington £265,500
Leeds Building Society £265,500
Accord £264,910
Virgin Money £295,000
Platform £264,910
Tipton and Coseley £264,900
Santander £262,550
NatWest £250,700
Barclays £237,500
Every lender has a different method of calculating "affordability" and in another scenario, Halifax and Natwest could very easily be top.
Imagine 10 different puzzles, the outcome, a beautiful picture (house) its the same, however, the pieces make up your scenario, in 10 puzzles the pieces will not be the same and won’t make the same picture.
The benefit of being a whole of market Mortgage broker is having industry knowledge to get you the most you can borrow (if you need it) on the most suitable mortgage at the most cost-effective interest rate.
**Your Home Maybe Repossessed If You Do Not Keep Up Payments On Your Mortgage**
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