The Bond Shop

The Bond Shop By calling The Bond Shop, you: Avoid frustration of dealing with bank bureaucracy, Receive the response much quicker from a professional bond originator

Talk to a home loan expert today!
21/09/2017

Talk to a home loan expert today!

Welcome to our website! We apply on your behalf to all major banks in one application! Should you require any assistance with your bond application, please feel free to use the download links below to access our various calculators / forms.

Have a look at our website:http://www.thebondshop.co.za/index.html
06/02/2017

Have a look at our website:

http://www.thebondshop.co.za/index.html

Welcome to our website! We apply on your behalf to all major banks in one application! Should you require any assistance with your bond application, please feel free to use the download links below to access our various calculators / forms.

Let's end the week of on a good night
03/02/2017

Let's end the week of on a good night

The Bond Shop FAQQuestion: Why is it free, how does the originator make money?Answer:Once the home loan has been registe...
24/01/2017

The Bond Shop FAQ

Question:
Why is it free, how does the originator make money?

Answer:
Once the home loan has been registered the participating banks pay the originator an outsourcing fee. This fee is not added to the costs that you incur.

Visit our website today to find great tools and valuable information in regards to your future home loan!http://www.theb...
23/01/2017

Visit our website today to find great tools and valuable information in regards to your future home loan!

http://www.thebondshop.co.za/

Welcome to our website! We apply on your behalf to all major banks in one application! Should you require any assistance with your bond application, please feel free to use the download links below to access our various calculators / forms.

The Bond Shop offers home loans to suit everyone from the first time home buyer to the experienced investor. Apply for a...
05/12/2016

The Bond Shop offers home loans to suit everyone from the first time home buyer to the experienced investor. Apply for a new home loan, 2nd bond or further advance.
The Bond Shop service includes a choice of tailored mortgage packages together with expert impartial advice ensuring homebuyers receive a truly value-added service.
Contact Us Now for an obligation free chat and we will answer all your mortgage questions.
081 581 7021

We know that this is how you might feel, but by using The Bond Shop you can avoid the frustration of dealing with bank b...
01/12/2016

We know that this is how you might feel, but by using The Bond Shop you can avoid the frustration of dealing with bank bureaucracy

22/11/2016

Documents required for a new home loan application
Salaried applicants

• Latest 3 months consecutive payslips. Must be verifiable in bank account.
• If in receipt of allowances, commission or variable pay, then 6 months’ latest consecutive payslips are required
• Detailed Income and Expenditure statement, signed by applicant(s)
• Latest 3 months’ bank statements, stamped by the bank, not Internet statements
• If in receipt of variable income, then 6 months’ latest statements will be required
• Statement of Assets and Liabilities, signed by applicant(s)
• If applicant is not a SA citizen, copy of residence and work permits
• Rental contracts in respect of any rental income which may be used in assessing affordability.
• Clear copy of Identity document(s)
• Offer to Purchase (Providing correct property & sales detail upfront. To be signed by all parties.)

Self-employed applicants
(Including sole proprietors and small businesses)

• Latest 2 years audited business financial statements
• Letter from auditor confirming personal income
• If financials are more than 6 months old, then up-to-date, signed management accounts are required
• Cash flow forecast for ensuing twelve months
• Personal statement of Assets and Liabilities
• Personal & business bank statements (Absa: covering latest 12 month period; other banks 6 months)
• IT34
• Company/CC/Trust – statutory documents
• Identity document(s) of directors/members/ Trustees
• Offer to Purchase (Providing correct property & sales detail upfront. To be signed by all parties.)

17/11/2016

How to dispute information on a credit profile

Phone the credit bureau immediately with the relevant information, if any discrepancies are noted. Always obtain a reference number. If the dispute is not resolved with 30 days, the consumer can contact the the Ombudsman for credit information on 0861 662 837 or www.creditombud.co.za.

Please note that the credit profile is:

• Not based on race or religion.
• Dynamic and changes everytime new information is added.

17/11/2016

Can a consumer request a copy of the credit profile?

Yes, any consumer has the right to request a copy of his/her credit profile, and to report any discrepancies. The following numbers can be used for this purpose:
(NB - The credit bureau might levy a fee of R25 or more)
• Experian (consumer) - 0861 105 665
• Credit-forum (business) - (011) 777 2700
• Micro Lenders Credit Bureau (MLCB) - 0861 287 328
• Transunion ITC (Consumer and business) - 0861 482 482

17/11/2016

What is a credit profile?

It is the credit history of the consumer / client or business and includes personal information, the amount of credit applications and proof of payments. Financial institutions and credit suppliers use this information prior to granting the requested credit. A credit profile also includes positive information, which is beneficial to a successful credit application, and is not the same as a ‘black list’.



Where is the credit profile kept?

Credit bureaus are companies that safe guard these profiles. A credit bureau can be seen as a library of credit information. They provide the relevant information to financial institutions and credit suppliers which enables them to make accurate and informed decisions.



How do you determine a consumer's creditworthiness?

Credit bureaus and suppliers use a credit grading process to determine the consumer and / or business’ credit worthiness. Credit grading:

• Consists of both positive and negative information to predict the consumer’s ability to repay a loan.
• Used to determine credit risks and patterns.

15/09/2016

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Ekurhuleni

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