Typically, no 👎
As they’re required to make the loan repayments if the borrower stopped paying, if they were on more than one loan, this potentially gives them a high liability paying out for more than one loan at a time.
If they have a high income and good levels of affordability, all applications are taken on a case by case basis, we never say never, but it’s unlikely.
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