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As a pensioner can you take loan from the mortgage?

Yes, as a pensioner you could take loan for mortgage if you have other means of paying back the loan. You should not take a loan that is above your ability to pay back. Taking mortgage might be difficult for those whose pension does not come on time.
 
It is really not good idea for a pensioner to obtain a loan. Already, the income is limited as such most loan facilities will be skeptical in awarding loan to a pensioner. As soon as a person retires, there is that lump sum of money that is paid to the person. At this point it is advisable to invest the money to prevent instances of obtaining a loan in the future.
 
Yes, as a pensioner you could take loan for mortgage if you have other means of paying back the loan. You should not take a loan that is above your ability to pay back. Taking mortgage might be difficult for those whose pension does not come on time.
You're right. One should only take loan when he or she knows the repayment term won't exceed deadline. Pensioners should take a loan which they can afford to pay back. Already the mortgage access the amount that can be issued out to any civil servants or retirees based on their salary level.
 
It is really not a good idea for a pensioner to obtain a loan. Already, the income is limited as such most loan facilities will be skeptical in awarding loan to a pensioner. As soon as a person retires, there is that lump sum of money that is paid to the person. At this point it is advisable to invest the money to prevent instances of obtaining a loan in the future.
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It is really not a good idea for a pensioner to obtain a loan. Already, the income is limited as such most loan facilities will be skeptical in awarding loan to a pensioner. As soon as a person retires, there is that lump sum of money that is paid to the person. At this point it is advisable to invest the money to prevent instances of obtaining a loan in the future.
 
You're right. When we know death comes unexpectedly. Even the young often die before the old, but i don't pray for that. Such rules shouldn't be outlined for the mortgage regarding old people taking loans. As long as that person has a surety that will take responsibly if the person taking the loan is nowhere to be found. But irrespective of that, loan should be given to anyone who is fit enough, and meet up with some reasonable requirements. And not given out conditions that doesn't worth it at all.
Exactly, to give you an idea, I have a aunt who is 69 years old, she has properties and cars that exceed the amount she applied for through the bank which they rejected, just because of her age. She had to talk to a family member who did it for her and with only one property she was approved for the loan. My aunt, who was putting up several properties, was denied, it is absurd.
 
Exactly, to give you an idea, I have a aunt who is 69 years old, she has properties and cars that exceed the amount she applied for through the bank which they rejected, just because of her age. She had to talk to a family member who did it for her and with only one property she was approved for the loan. My aunt, who was putting up several properties, was denied, it is absurd.
That's very crazy, the mortgage isn't doing well when it comes to issuing out loan to people. At 69, one is still strong and fit, if the body is well taken care of. Oh, they thought as the age gets going, the person is nearing grave? That's big lie, no one is above death. They should change the way they operate and extend the loan offer to everyone irrespective of age.
 
That's very crazy, the mortgage isn't doing well when it comes to issuing out loan to people. At 69, one is still strong and fit, if the body is well taken care of. Oh, they thought as the age gets going, the person is nearing grave? That's big lie, no one is above death. They should change the way they operate and extend the loan offer to everyone irrespective of age.
I totally agree with you @Sincerem , the financial policies in the countries should be changed, since older people because of their experience and maturity, many times are more responsible than many young people. The benefit and requirements should be for everyone equally without preferences or limitations, of course, as long as they meet their requirements.
 
I totally agree with you @Sincerem , the financial policies in the countries should be changed, since older people because of their experience and maturity, many times are more responsible than many young people. The benefit and requirements should be for everyone equally without preferences or limitations, of course, as long as they meet their requirements.
You spoke wisely @Sariana23. The elderlies should be given a chance when it comes to mortgages disbursing of loan, as long as they meet the terms and conditions. And not restricting them base on age, they should know, the elderlies are reasonable than the youths at times. They know where to invest the money and make profit or invest to make the loan repayment.
 
You spoke wisely @Sariana23. The elderlies should be given a chance when it comes to mortgages disbursing of loan, as long as they meet the terms and conditions. And not restricting them base on age, they should know, the elderlies are reasonable than the youths at times. They know where to invest the money and make profit or invest to make the loan repayment.
So, as I described above, I hope that everything will change for the benefit of all citizens in terms of mortgage loan restictions. Since we all have equal rights whether we are pensioners or active workers. These restrictions minimize the interest of the people related to the financial entity.
 
This also applies in my country, a pensioner cannot take a loan from the morgage, because they are due to age and health factors, although in my country now there is a pension savings policy to take a mortgage loan but not all retirees can enjoy it.
 
Advance choices are restricted for beneficiaries or retired folks as it's difficult to demonstrate to a loan specialist you can make the reimbursements when you don't have a customary pay and are living from annuity check to benefits check, which simply covers every day costs.
No, this should not happen, banks should also confirm the pensioner so that he can start a business Because they do not need any guarantee, because they are government employees even before then they should be taxed without any condition So that the pensioner can do any shame or start his business with that tax. So that even after retirement, they can live a comfort life
 
So, as I described above, I hope that everything will change for the benefit of all citizens in terms of mortgage loan restictions. Since we all have equal rights whether we are pensioners or active workers. These restrictions minimize the interest of the people related to the financial entity.
It will be nice the mortgage institutions change such ideology and try to suit every citizens in the country. This kind of decisions made lots of people to avoid any firm of loan, or borrowing from them.
 
I took my mortgage out quite late in life at the age of 49 but now at the age of 70 it is paid off. I did think carefully about my age at the time because most people are much younger when they buy their house but decided it was worth it. I would not take one out at the age I am now because no one knows how long they will live. I have no debts at all at this point in time and don't expect to incur any.
 
I took my mortgage out quite late in life at the age of 49 but now at the age of 70 it is paid off. I did think carefully about my age at the time because most people are much younger when they buy their house but decided it was worth it. I would not take one out at the age I am now because no one knows how long they will live. I have no debts at all at this point in time and don't expect to incur any.
Excellent, and I am very glad that you had no inconvenience to get the mortgage, and the best thing is that it is already paid off and you have your property without debts. These are the opportunities that should be given to anyone who meets the application requirements.
 
The simple answer is yes: you can take out a mortgage even if you are retired and receiving a government pension. You may also be eligible if you are receiving a disability or care pension. To do this, you just need to apply through one lender like any other potential borrower.
 
I took my mortgage out quite late in life at the age of 49 but now at the age of 70 it is paid off. I did think carefully about my age at the time because most people are much younger when they buy their house but decided it was worth it. I would not take one out at the age I am now because no one knows how long they will live. I have no debts at all at this point in time and don't expect to incur any.
Okay, its good you aren't owing any debt at the moment. Not base on your age, but to set your mind free. When it comes to age, it isn't a barrier when taking loans. Anyone can take loan at any age, as long as they meet the criteria for it. I'm just too worried about, why the mortgages at my locality won't give loans to aging people.
 
Okay, its good you aren't owing any debt at the moment. Not base on your age, but to set your mind free. When it comes to age, it isn't a barrier when taking loans. Anyone can take loan at any age, as long as they meet the criteria for it. I'm just too worried about, why the mortgages at my locality won't give loans to aging people.
I guess each country is different. I had to fill out a lot of details at the time about job and repayments. I just checked and the over 65s can get a mortgage here depending on their income and ability to pay back the loan.

 
I guess each country is different. I had to fill out a lot of details at the time about job and repayments. I just checked and the over 65s can get a mortgage here depending on their income and ability to pay back the loan.

I went through the link, it shows that, no age limit set for mortgages. Pensioners have their own loan, they can be given loans when they meet the criteria for it. As long as they have reasons for it, and have what it takes to pay back. Their is nothing stopping the mortgages from lending them loans.
 
Do you know that not all pensioners collects cash from the mortgage. My dad is an example, he is a pensioner but his own mortgage bank failed to issue him loan. They said he can't be offered a loan that he's a retired civil servant. Saying, that they don't offer retired civil servants loans. I don't know their reasons for such decision, I'm open to know why, if any one is clear about such scenario.

Does such rule apply in your own country concerning a retired civil servant??
It's so unfortunate that banks treats Pensioneer like a piece of trash , my father is also a pensioners and I understand your plight, but that's the normal protocol for banks , If you don't have any work you are doing presently, they wont give you loan, my father is into farming and he was able to get a loan because they believe he will be able to afford to pay back.
 
It's so unfortunate that banks treats Pensioneer like a piece of trash , my father is also a pensioners and I understand your plight, but that's the normal protocol for banks , If you don't have any work you are doing presently, they wont give you loan, my father is into farming and he was able to get a loan because they believe he will be able to afford to pay back.
That's weird of mortgages to favour one professional to another. They shouldn't just be play politics on that. They should give out loans based on what the individual requesting the loan can afford to cover the cost of the loan. As long as their is collateral for it, i believe they should grant them loans.
 

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