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These are the guys we're getting a mortgage from (through our broker, IFA)... worth a look.
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Hi folks,

I'm new on this Forum. I'm supply as well. I work fulltime, but I'm permanent for 0.4 and supply for 0.6 in the same school. The Abbey did not want to land me the whole amount we need. They accept my 0.4 permanent job and they only accept the 50% of my supply income. Which is ridiculous. I have never been off within the last 2 years. Is there any other company flexible to the supply teachers? Is the Nationwide good? I've got a financial advisor and he is pretty good. Any advice would be very appreciated.

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Hi Deer, welcome to the forum!

I'm not sure now... what with the 'credit crunch' and all... is it supply 0.6 or contracted temporarily for a year or so? Should be better odds if it's contracted, even for a short spell. Could the school do this for you if not??
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Do you know, it's shocking, I can't even remember who mine is with now! I am registered as self-employed, so it was easy to give a proven track record of income over the past few years...
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