Here are the criteria that a loan applicant must meet:
Transparent communication and good document preparation can increase your chances of approval.
Credit history
A good credit history increases your chances of getting a loan on favorable terms.
Stable income
Lenders want to ensure you have a stable income that will allow you to repay the loan. Proof of income, such as pay stubs or tax returns, may be required.
Repayment capacity
Lenders assess your ability to repay the loan by examining your debt-to-income ratio. This helps determine whether your current income allows you to support the loan repayment in addition to your other financial obligations.
Type of employment and professional stability
We may favor borrowers with professional stability. Proof of long-term employment can strengthen your case.
Guarantees
Some types of loans, such as mortgages, may require collateral such as real estate.
Age and housing situation
We may consider your age and housing stability to assess the security of your financial situation.
Supporting documents
You will usually need to provide supporting documents such as ID, bank statements, proof of income, etc.
Loan-to-value ratio (for home loans):
The purpose of the loan:
We sometimes ask for information about the intended use of funds, especially for personal loans.
Before applying, it's essential to read each lender's specific terms and understand the loan's conditions. Transparent communication with the lender and careful preparation of your documents can improve your chances of approval.