rent per month on application forms
Hi, I am wondering what I'm supposed to type in on application forms, e.g., for credit cards, and other stuff, when it asks "how much rent do you pay per month?"? I live in student halls of residence, and I have 3 installments to pay, so there's no simple answer to this question.
If I say e.g., £700 per month, then they'll see i have less in savings because I've already paid most of it from the previous installment, while still thinking im paying £700pcm out of it, giving the false impression I have less money at disposal.
If I say e.g., £700 per month, then they'll see i have less in savings because I've already paid most of it from the previous installment, while still thinking im paying £700pcm out of it, giving the false impression I have less money at disposal.
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