Duplicate credit commitments in my history
Discussion
Okay, so I'm looking to get my first house. Saw a mortgage adviser at my local Halifax branch to get an agreement in principle.
The adviser knew I'd be able to afford the house I want with the salary I earn, yet their system instantly rejected my application. The adviser reviewed my credit history and found all my credit commitments were duplicated. I have a car on finance and two credit cards, yet the system thinks I have double those! The adviser was confident this was affecting my application, yet my credit score was fine so is going to speak to their IT department tomorrow.
I did a check on myself using that Noddle and there was nothing unusual about my credit history; everything adds up there and no duplicate entries for my credit commitments.
Just wondering what I should do if Halifax can't do anything about it. It must be a fault on their end, surely? Would I get the same issues with other banks not in the Lloyds Banking Group, or the brokers?
The adviser knew I'd be able to afford the house I want with the salary I earn, yet their system instantly rejected my application. The adviser reviewed my credit history and found all my credit commitments were duplicated. I have a car on finance and two credit cards, yet the system thinks I have double those! The adviser was confident this was affecting my application, yet my credit score was fine so is going to speak to their IT department tomorrow.
I did a check on myself using that Noddle and there was nothing unusual about my credit history; everything adds up there and no duplicate entries for my credit commitments.
Just wondering what I should do if Halifax can't do anything about it. It must be a fault on their end, surely? Would I get the same issues with other banks not in the Lloyds Banking Group, or the brokers?
Sarnie said:
Ste1987 said:
Had a check in Experian, as advised, and nothing unusual there either
Sounds like the advisor stuffed it up and is/was fobbing you off..............Experian tells me that the search done hasn't affected my credit score, so that puts my mind at ease a little about getting an agreement in principle elsewhere
So I checked my Experian this morning and duplicates have appeared. Turns out it's an issue with Experian and it's down to the fact I moved out of my mum's in 2012 with my partner at the time and moved back 9 months later, which seems to have cocked things up a little. Experian advisor has rectified this and should show no duplicates tomorrow
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