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Hi all,

 

Looking for some advice. Me and my partner are due to get married in a few months time. We are looking to secure a personal loan of around 10k to pay for it. The problem we have is that whilst my partners credit score I s excellent (967) mines is poor (556).

 

We have applied for a loan in my partners name and it was declined. This is due to the mortgage and car loan along with a credit card being in her name. She only works part time and I am the main earner in the household.

 

We are looking for advice on what to do as we would be able to repay any loan easily but are struggling to obtain credit due to my partner being over committed. We're not sure if A joint application would work.

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

Thanks

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Ouch.. £10k to get married ?

 

Why is your partner's score poor.. is it due to adverse reporting or perhaps they consider with her part time salary and other commitments she might be over extended ?

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