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Which item is considered part of financial information in a mortgage fact-find?

Income, expenditure, liabilities

In a mortgage fact-find, financial information means the borrower's cash inflows and outflows plus their existing obligations, which together show affordability. Income reveals how much money comes in each month. Expenditure shows what the borrower must spend to cover living costs. Liabilities capture current debts and commitments that must be paid, reducing disposable income. Collectively, these elements feed into affordability assessments and help determine whether the loan is suitable and on what terms.

Age and nationality are mainly identity/regulatory details. Property type relates to what is being funded and the loan’s security, not the borrower’s cash flow. Employment references are about verifying the employment situation, not the financial position itself.

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Age and nationality

Property type

Employment references

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