Loan approval times (Westpac)
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Anybody here have any experience with Westpac or even other lenders?
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Anybody here have any experience with Westpac or even other lenders?
Cheers
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There is a new member who is a Westpac employee. He should be able to give current and up to date information.
I had no problems and everything went smoothly for me unfortunately whoever you go with it's a waiting game. I think all up it took roughly a couple of months or may have been a bit less but not much.
Hi I have refinanced recently with westpac and i had my unconditional approval within the 14 day period advised to you. Good Luck !
I had no problems and everything went smoothly for me unfortunately whoever you go with it's a waiting game. I think all up it took roughly a couple of months or may have been a bit less but not much.
I had no problems and everything went smoothly for me unfortunately whoever you go with it's a waiting game. I think all up it took roughly a couple of months or may have been a bit less but not much.
Lucky you... I'm still sitting there waiting for my Homestar/CBA.... sigh... Almost 4 weeks...
Hi I have refinanced recently with westpac and i had my unconditional approval within the 14 day period advised to you. Good Luck !
I had no problems and everything went smoothly for me unfortunately whoever you go with it's a waiting game. I think all up it took roughly a couple of months or may have been a bit less but not much.
I had no problems and everything went smoothly for me unfortunately whoever you go with it's a waiting game. I think all up it took roughly a couple of months or may have been a bit less but not much.
Lucky you... I'm still sitting there waiting for my Homestar/CBA.... sigh... Almost 4 weeks...
Our credit team are currently running within expected timeframes. It would depend on the workload of your home finance manager but generally 14 days will be plenty at the moment.
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Bill
Paperwork went in today so the ball is now rolling.
Fingers crossed.
Good luck!
Hi, Does anybody know how long you should expect to wait to recieve notification of unconditional approval from Westpac. They told us it should be 14 days but many people I have talked to say to expect longer.
Anybody here have any experience with Westpac or even other lenders?
Cheers
Anybody here have any experience with Westpac or even other lenders?
Cheers
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Was told yesterday that they should have word from the Valuation on Friday. Everything still on track as far as they are aware.
Hi, question for everyone buying and wiating for final approval. Do you go ahead with the contract anyway i.e. when the 5 day cooling off period is up and you;re still waiting on final approval and maybe bank valuation, do you ask for an extension to the cooling off period or just go ahead and hope like hell you get the final approval as this is what my conveyancer has advised. Worrying stuff....
I signed and then waited for final approval from westpac.
Very worrying stuff. Many sleepless nights hoping that they approved. Thank goodness they did. Apparently its common to do this.
Many contracts do state that you have to show an ability to pay the contract
( eg savings shown or bank approval) or the contract can be voided. If you havent shown them any preapproval papers this could work in your favour if the bank were to reject.
Are you super confident they will aprove???
Its a silly move to sign first but I did it and Im glad i did.
Just check your building contract to see what the outcome would be if they decline finance
I'll be putting my construction part of the application in for final approval in the next week or so and am hoping will be unconditionally approved in a few days since as we already have preapproval done - fingers crossed !
Good Luck!
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