In 1996 it was very difficult for
people that had had previous credit problems, often through
circumstances beyond their control, to get anyone to provide a mortgage
these people were and still are welcomed. With having many contacts as
well as the use of computer sourcing we are normally able to match
client and a lender willing to lend. This has now with the current financial
situation once again become a factor of every day life, including people
that a few years would not have had a problem. Harry Roper, establish Harry
Roper Associates in 1996 after spending many years learning his trade in
the financial industry. With the title of Members Service Specialist for
a fraternal benefits society he looked after claims, maturities etc. and
visited people in their own homes explaining the complexes of their
policies and ensuring that they had covered their needs. He has carried
these principles forward into his own business by ensuring that all needs
of the client are totally covered and all aspects of any loan or insurance
is fully explained
before any commitment by the client, and if there are any known or expected
future changes or charges these are also explained.
Harry Roper Associates are
directly authorised and regulated by the FSA. 303540 (FSA
Register)
There is no tie in or allegiance to any lender or insurance company, we
work for you with access to the full market.
By filling in this short form Harry Roper
Associates will access the whole of market to find the best quote
available that fits your own personal circumstances. Then send you an
email with the findings.
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Personal Assistance Available on 01909 773632
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Mortgage
Loan
Purchase
Re-mortgage
Term Yrs
Retirement age
*Full
Name Applicant 1:
*DOB
Full Name
Applicant 2:
DOB
*Phone
Number with code:
Mobile
*email:
*Current Address
New Property Address:
*Property
Value: £
*loan
Required: £
Employed
Self Employed
* Income
Applicant 1: £
Income Applicant 2: £
CCJ's in
Last 6 Yrs
Total
Value
Defaults
Total
Value
Arrears
Total Value
ANY
OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION
HOW MUCH CAN YOU
COMFORTABLY AFFORD EACH MONTH WITHOUT OVER STRETCHING
YOURSELF. (SEE AFFORDABILITY CALCULATOR)
Factors will by adjusted to try to achieve this amount.
Your home is at risk if you fail to keep up payments
on a secured loan.
WHY YOUR CREDIT SCORE IS IMPORTANT
Keeping up with your score is the first step in maintaining an excellent
credit rating. Your score is a number that helps lenders and others
predict how likely you are to make your payments on time. Your score is
taken into consideration by lenders before granting you a loan.
Lenders look at
your scores at different times to determine changes in your interest
rate, limit or to decide on sending you an offer. Having an excellent or
good rating can save you money with lower interest rates and that is why
it is an important part of your financial health.
FACTORS AFFECTING YOUR
CREDIT SCORE
Below is an
explanation of how agencies compute your score based on information from
your report broken down into 5 different factors.
Payment History
Generally 35% of the calculation of your score comes from your payment
history. Have you paid your creditors on time? All late payments,
bankruptcies and other negative items will hurt. However, have a solid
record of on-time payments helps your score.
Amount Owed
About 30% of your score will be comprised of how much money you owe to
your creditors, the number of accounts with outstanding balances and how
much of your available balance has been used. The ratio of how much you
owe compared to your limit will determine the score. The more you owe to
your available balance, the lower your score will be.
Duration of Account History
The length of your account history will be about 15% of our score. The
longer your history, the higher your score – though you can get a high
score with a short history if the rest of your report shows responsible
management.
Recent Accounts
Your most recently acquired accounts will comprise about 10% of your
score. If you have just applied for or opened new accounts, this will be
reflected in your score. The new accounts will be weighed against the
rest of your history. The more inquiries for your report and score, the
lower your score will be. If you are searching for a loan, try to do
your rate comparison within a 30 day time period to avoid affecting your
score.
Additional Factors
The remaining 10% of your score will be calculated on several other
minor factors. The more types of creditors you have on your report will
affect your score in a positive way. Generally this will be a factor for
people with longer histories.
Gives peace of
mind knowing that in the event of not being able to work through Sickness,
Accident or Unemployment your home is safe from repossession.
CAN BE TAILORED TO SUIT YOUR
NEEDS
Day one start, Deferred Start, Sickness Only,
Redundancy Only, Extra Cover above mortgage payment, Select length
benefit is paid for.
For Both Employed & Self Employed
Please note that
there are no state benefit payable for the first 9 months to assist with
mortgage payments.
Your credit score is
above 800.
Lenders and insurers view you as an excellent
credit risk. You probably have a long history
of using credit responsibly. Your credit report likely
contains multiple credit and loan accounts that have all
been paid on time for years. You have no public records,
such as CCJ's. Your excellent score means you can
qualify for the best interest rates available.
Your credit score is between
750 and
800 and you are considered a
very low credit risk. You use your
credit accounts responsibly and pay your accounts on
time each month. Your credit score qualifies you for
some of the lowest rates available.
Your credit score is
between
700 and
750. Lenders and insurance
companies view you as a
low credit risk. You may have had late
payments in the past, but all of your accounts are
currently paid on time. You also do not have an
excessive amount of credit card debt. Your credit score
qualifies you for very competitive interest rates and
terms.FAIRTop
Your credit score is between
650 and 700. You are considered
to be a
moderate credit risk. You may have
older derogatory items on your credit report that are
not hurting your score as much as they used to. Your
fair credit score could also be the result of higher
than normal credit card debt or too many applications
for new credit in the past few months.
Your credit score is between
600 and 650. Lenders and
insurance companies will view you as being a
high risk. Scores below 650 are considered "sub
prime" by many lenders. Your credit score could be
lower than average because of high amounts of credit
card debt or derogatory items on your credit report,
such as late payments, collections, or even CCJ's,
bankruptcy etc. Your credit score makes it difficult to
be approved for standard credit products at competitive
rates and terms. It’s also possible that you could be
denied for credit or insurance.
Your credit score is
below 600. This means that you are a
very high credit risk. Mainstream lenders and
insurance companies are not likely to approve your
applications. If you are approved, you will charged
higher interest rates or premiums. Credit scores below
600 are usually caused by late payments, collection
accounts, or adverse public records appearing on your
credit reports. Excessive applications for new credit or
high amounts of credit card debt can also lower your
score. It will be difficult for you to obtain new credit
without a large down payment.
You have
no credit score.
Lenders and insurers cannot accurately predict your
credit risk and by default they consider you to be a
high risk. Having no credit is
better than having very bad credit, however, and you can
be approved for new accounts. You probably have not been
using credit cards and loans regularly enough for there
to be recent information on your credit reports. You may
be trying to open your first account, or you simply have
not used any type of credit recently. You can establish
your credit by opening a new credit card and using it
responsibly. After a few months (12)of use, your credit
report should be able to be scored.