Meet Geoff...

An interesting case of triple hurdles: Bankruptcy, self-employed and unusual income.

Self-employed man with a yellow cap

 

Background

  • Geoff had previously been bankrupt because one of his largest creditors closed and did not pay. He lost almost everything – including his house.
  • Managing to meet his obligations under the bankruptcy, he has been discharged for 24 months.
  • After being discharged, he decided to start a new consultancy business.

 

His current situation

  • After 2 years, he has a clean credit history, and his consultancy business is ticking along nicely.
  • His wife Lisa has a part-time job that is commission only, which she has been getting for 3 years.
  • Having saved up a small deposit, the couple are keen to buy a house. However, the banks told them they needed to wait up to 8 years to get a loan again.

 

Real life solution

  • The issue had been caused by one creditor, who went bad themselves. Since then, Geoff has worked hard to recover, maintaining a clean credit history for over 2 years.
  • His consultancy business income fluctuates monthly but is stable. Although Lisa is on commission, she has a steady income through her part-time job.
  • Having demonstrated a good savings record for the past 18 months, combined with the deposit they have saved and their income levels, they qualify for a Pepper Near Prime Full Doc home loan option.

 

 

 

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