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  1. Joseph Mary

    Joseph Mary Member

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    Good morning all,

    In the short term, would it be detrimental to move to a new position with a new employer for a significantly higher salary.

    Here are the circumstances:
    Current position: solicitor
    New position: solicitor
    Time with current employer: 5 years
    Salary with current employer: <70,000
    Salary with new employer: >105000
    Proposed commencement: next week
    Loan needed: immediately

    Many thanks!

    Joseph
     
  2. Trainee

    Trainee Well-Known Member

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    Detrimental to what?
     
  3. Manish1

    Manish1 Active Member Business Plus Member

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    If the employment is permanent full time, there are lenders that would do the loan even with one payslip from the new employment. Be upfront and honest with the broker or lender you engage and they should be able to sort out this for you.
     
  4. Joseph Mary

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    Detrimental to loan application if I was to apply having started a week in new employment.
     
  5. Morgs

    Morgs Well-Known Member Business Member

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    Depends on LVR%, etc - most lenders will have an issue but some will be OK
     
  6. David Hui

    David Hui Well-Known Member

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    Hi Joseph - just tell your broker all of the details and they should be able to find a solution between the various lender credit policies.
     
  7. Lindsay_W

    Lindsay_W Well-Known Member

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    If same industry and type of employment (eg. full time) then you should be fine, not a problem, probably helps your application more than anything.
    Why is the loan needed immediately? Assuming purchase contact has been signed?
     
  8. Redom

    Redom Mortgage Broker Business Plus Member

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    This doesn't hurt unless you want to utilise your higher income prior to beginning. If so, NAB are decent here, may be able to get it through with your employment agreement (subject to credit review).
     
  9. GoldDaze

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    Hi J.M Encouraging replies from M.B's here. Also I can add that solicitors are by & large treated quite favourably by lenders & to paraphrase Terry w on here - "anyone can sue anyone else for anything" Even if it's not a litigation matter there is still lots of work re property, estates etc which need solicitors so UR seen as having a safe borrowing profile. Hope it goes well for you
     
  10. Tony Xia

    Tony Xia Structured Loan Advisor Business Member

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    Not a problem at all, assuming it's a FT role. Better if it's not an LMI deal