article_snippet.sent: A couple in Bosses 40s became unusual victims of age discrimination after Bosses bank rejected a £250,000 mortgage application because a £250,000 mortgage application deemed the husband to be too old.
article_snippet.sent: A couple in their 40s became unusual victims of age discrimination after HSBC rejected a £250,000 mortgage application because a £250,000 mortgage application deemed the husband to be too old .
article_snippet.sent: ‘distress and inconvenience’ over the ‘unfair application of HSBC age policy’, and was told to reconsider A couple in their 40s loan application.
article_snippet.sent: The couple, who do not wish to be named, applied for the joint interest-only mortgage over 18 years on The couple, who do not wish to be named home, in which The couple, who do not wish to be named held substantial equity.
article_snippet.sent: the husband, however, does not plan to retire at 65 and the husband final salary pension would be large enough to cover the monthly repayments.
article_snippet.sent: the husband also has pension pots and the husband wife would have been able to pay the loan from his wife income alone, if necessary.
article_snippet.sent: The couple complained and claimed The couple had been victims of discrimination.