Five questions to ask when choosing a bank
Most of us don’t have time to do a full-scale research project when looking for a bank, and it can feel overwhelming knowing where to begin. Here are five key considerations for choosing where to bank.
Most of us don’t have time to do a full-scale research project when looking for a bank, and it can feel overwhelming knowing where to begin. Here are five key considerations for choosing where to bank.
We spoke to Callum, part of our Account Management Team, about what organisations need to have ready if they want to open a savings account with Kingdom Bank.
We spoke to Kirsty, our Church and Charity Lending Manager about what the Kingdom Bank Lending Team look for when assessing a mortgage application. Charity
One of the main questions we get as a bank is “why?” Why go to the effort of changing bank? Why choose a slightly lower interest rate than I can get elsewhere? Why does my banking need to be explicitly ‘Christian’?
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For personal mortgages our maximum mortgage is 4.5x your gross annual income subject to affordability. Buy-to-lets are assessed on the rent achieved from the property.
The ratio between the sum of money lent on a mortgage agreement and the value of the share of the security property owned by the customer, as confirmed by the Bank.
‘APRC’ stands for ‘Annual Percentage Rate of Charge’. Mortgage Lenders now have to include any mortgage related fees, redemption charges and valuation fees as part of the annual interest calculation when quoting an interest rate and this is referred to as the APRC.
A comprehensive assessment of income and expenditure both currently and in the foreseeable future.