About County Court Judgements (CCJs)

As a rule, it is rare for creditors to take people to court. Because of this, lenders take County Court Judgments (CCJs) seriously. Furthermore, a CCJ will be on your credit file for six years. Consequently you could struggle to get credit for a long time. Additionally, creditors may use an automated lending system. As…

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Great, there are no or few missed payments on your credit file

There are no missed payments on your credit file. Consequently, this helps you maintain a better credit score. Furthermore, it means you’re more likely to be accepted for a loan. Tip: If you ever think you might miss a payment, contact your lender. They may be able to offer a ‘grace period’ before reporting the…

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You have a recent default on your credit file

If you’ve missed between three and six  payments, on a credit account you may be declared in default. Defaults are serious. Often a lender will automatically decline an application if there has been a default. This is especially the case if the default is within the last year. Importantly, defaults remain on a credit file for six…

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You have missed payments on your accounts

Each time you miss a payment a ‘current status indicator’ goes up in value at the Credit Reference Agency. When you miss one payment a ‘1’ is displayed. When you miss two payments, it’s a ‘2’. Missed payments will make it harder for you to get accepted for a loan. The more missed payments the…

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Faster growth with easy online applications

Covid-19 has been a catalyst for change. A huge global nudge in the direction of doing things online. Because of this, borrowers expect easy online applications. Get this right and loan books grow. Get this wrong and 58% of people will never use your services again. Worse still, 6 in 10 of 25 – 34…

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