Virgin Money improves loan-to-income policy

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Virgin Money has made a positive change to its loan-to-income (LTI) policy.

The lender has removed its interest-only cap, so the repayment method no longer features in its LTIs anymore.

Virgin Money’s new loan-to-income policy is as follows:

Purchase or remortgage with additional borrowing:

  • Income under £50,000 – 4.49x
  • Income £50,000 to £74,999 – 5x
  • Income of £75,000 or more – 5.5x

Max 4.49x LTI, whatever the income, if any of the following apply:

  • Over 85% LTV
  • Any applicant is self-employed (not including contractors meeting our contractor policy)
  • Shared ownership

Remortgage with no additional borrowing:

  • Up to 85% LTV – 5.5x
  • Over 85% LTV – 4.49x

When a customer is remortgaging with no additional borrowing, their income and self-employment don’t affect LTI limits.

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