Hi all,
Quick question, currently through to the latter stages of winning an MBA scholarship at UCD Smurfit, going through the process so far has really whetted my appetite to do one (it has always been a lifelong ambition to do one). However if I am not successful and pay for it myself I was wondering how it would impact any mortgage application that we plan on doing in the next 3/4 months.
My situation.
Salary 65k
Bonus - 2/3k (not counted I know)
No debts of any kind.
Wife is staying at home with 10 month old.
Looking for mortgages in the range of 250k.
Have savings of about 55/60k in about 4 months.
Work would contribute something to the cost (its 30k) and I could possibly take 5 or so out of our savings for it. I see that AIB (my current bank) arrange for MBA funding loans for between 2 and 5 years. If I was to apply for 20k over 5 years would that be seen differently to say a car loan? My employer is very supportive of doing this and it would fast track me to the next promotion within a year or so (approx 90k). I know that the promotion is not guaranteed but the average salary for UCD MBA grads is over 100k so I think the 90k is cautious.
If I get a loan before the mortgage, would that have a really bad impact in the amount of mortgage we could get?
Thanks,
Joe
Quick question, currently through to the latter stages of winning an MBA scholarship at UCD Smurfit, going through the process so far has really whetted my appetite to do one (it has always been a lifelong ambition to do one). However if I am not successful and pay for it myself I was wondering how it would impact any mortgage application that we plan on doing in the next 3/4 months.
My situation.
Salary 65k
Bonus - 2/3k (not counted I know)
No debts of any kind.
Wife is staying at home with 10 month old.
Looking for mortgages in the range of 250k.
Have savings of about 55/60k in about 4 months.
Work would contribute something to the cost (its 30k) and I could possibly take 5 or so out of our savings for it. I see that AIB (my current bank) arrange for MBA funding loans for between 2 and 5 years. If I was to apply for 20k over 5 years would that be seen differently to say a car loan? My employer is very supportive of doing this and it would fast track me to the next promotion within a year or so (approx 90k). I know that the promotion is not guaranteed but the average salary for UCD MBA grads is over 100k so I think the 90k is cautious.
If I get a loan before the mortgage, would that have a really bad impact in the amount of mortgage we could get?
Thanks,
Joe