No credit check remortgage for people with "bad credit"
history
If you are looking to raise money for debt consolidation,
home
improvements, a
new car courtesy of the government scrap page scheme, or even to se nd your children to a private school, you may
find it more difficult to simply pull money out of your home, as was done so much in 2006 and
2007.
While 2 years ago you could get a very keen
competitive remortgage deal at 85 percent loan to value, now banks are valuing homes much more carefully
and only offering 75% loan to value – and this is with a low risk prime borrower, with
no poor credit rating or
extensive existing debts.
If you are looking for a no credit check refinance, as you
have a lot of bad credit history, lenders will be far more cautious. You will discover mortgages with much
lower loan to values, higher fees, and a much stricter requirement for P60’s, wage slips, bank statements
or for the self employed, accounts from an accountant.
The self cert deals on refinancing that used to be so popular
are now very rare and expensive. If you want to raise money a secured loan used to be a good option, but the
secured loan business has all but disappeared. Also the drawback with a secured loan is they are always on a
repayment basis, but with a mortgage (1st charge borrowing) you can have the whole amount interest
only.
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