Other bank product/service Account opening, closing, or management
BB&T Financial Bank account or service department,
Other bank product/service Account opening, closing, or management Georgia
I applied for a line of credit with BB & T in -. I was denied for the line of credit and - of the reasons was excessive obligations in relation to income. This makes no sense considering the only considerable debt I have is student loans. My debt to income ratio is approximately less than 9 %. My student loan payments are $400.00 and my gross income is about $5000.00 a month. The rep told me the threshold for DTI ( debt to income ratio ) was 36 %. I had ample room to make a payments so I believe there should have been a counter offer not a denial. I have no other debt besides student loans. I also have been approved for another line of credit recently. No bank should be denying consumer 's credit because of student loans when the payment is less than 9 % of the person 's income. Excessive obligations in relation to income should not be reason for a denial but should have been the reason for a counter offer the underwriter determined was appropriate for my financial status. According to the Community Reinvestment Act the bank is to meet the credit needs of the local community. I am certain that majority of the community has a negative net worth because of student loans. By denying the application completely as oppose to countering the bank is certainly not adhering to the community reinvestment act.
BB&T Financial customer in Georgia
May 17, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
BB&T Financial response to complaint:
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