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Another Loan Question

tubey · 2005-06-15 21:31:52

...That's probably in the wrong forum.... So nobody knew about the graduate question but another thing I wanted to know about is how to dress....I mean I'm just enquiring about the possibilty of a loan or CC, should I dress pretty smartly, as in shirt and tie?

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15-06-2005 10:31pm

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...That's probably in the wrong forum....

So nobody knew about the graduate question but another thing I wanted to know about is how to dress....I mean I'm just enquiring about the possibilty of a loan or CC, should I dress pretty smartly, as in shirt and tie?

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#2 15-06-2005 11:50pm
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Sorry to be annoying but does anyone have a clue about either of the questions i asked in the money forum...it's just I wanted to enquire tomorrow about it

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#3 16-06-2005 11:21am
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you really should be fine just dressing normally. bank managers normally have no significant input into the loan procedure. they just enter the data into a computer and the computer (or someone in credit analysis) tells them what to do. if you are a graduate with some reasonably beleiveable way of repaying the money you should be fine. banks love to lend money - its how they make money! i wouldn't really worry about it at all.

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