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Credit Worthiness Analysis
Credit Worthiness Analysis
John and Jane Dae
Financial Position
Family Structure
John and Joe (40 years old each)
Two children (age 12 and 10)
Annual Income
Full Time – Assistant Professor - $ 80,000
Part Time - $ 14,000
Equity - $ 25,000
Savings - $ 30,000
Past Loans
Creditor Type Balance/Limit Payment 30+ Days Late 60+ Days Late 90+ Days Late
VyStar Auto 22,000 450 0 0 0
VyStar Auto 30,000 600 0 0 0
Circuit City Credit Card 1,000 25 4 3 1
Victorica Secret Credit Card 500 25 3 0 0
Target Credit Card 500 25 5 2 1
Chase Credit Card 2,500 25 2 1 1
Bank of America Mortgage 1,50,000 1,200 2 2 0
Past Loans_Analysis
2 Auto loans without any delay in repayment
3 Credit Card loans with 4-5 days delay in repayment
1 Mortgage from Bank of America – closed but delay of 2 days in repayments
Conclusion: Not many defaults and loans have been repaid on time mostly
Current Open Loans
Creditor Type Beg Balance/Limit Current Balance Payment 30+ Days Late 60+ Days Late 90+ Days Late
Bank of America Mortgage 2,40,000 2,35,000 1,900 1 0 0
VyStar Credit Union Auto 25,000 21,000 500 0 0 0
MBNA Credit Card 10,000 2,250 1 1 0
Sallie Mae Student Loans 40,250 30,000 300 0 0 0
Navy Federal Credit Auto 19,000 1,500 350 0 0 0
HSBC Credit Card 5,000 5,000 100 0 0 0
Current Open Loans Analysis
John Dae is having a a mortgage of $ 2,35,000 outstanding from Bank of America with an EMI of $ 1,900 resulting in annual EMI of $ 22,800
Other Outstanding Loans between $ 20k – $ 40k
Total EMI per month is $ 3,150 and annual EMI is $ 37,800
The Annual EMI currently is 40% of the total income of $ 94,000
This increases the risk of payment on the mortgage if approved
Credit Score
Considerations
Age is 40 years which does not make long duration loan a good idea
Young Children – High Education expenses in near future
Current Open loans are high in amount
40% of the income going in income
Credit Scores
John 710
Jane 690
Alternatives according to Credit Rating
720+ 690-720 650-690 600-650 Below 600
30 Year Loan 4% +.25% +1% +1% +2%
15 Year...