glasgow sheep Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Scores are out of 100, Credit rating and credit limits recommended. St Mirren 97/100 Limit - £250,000 - Very good creditworthyness. Celtic 90/100 Limit - £1,000,000 - Very good creditworthyness. Rangers 87/100 Limit - £1,000,000 Very good creditworthyness. Hibernian 87/100 - Limit - £250,000 Very good creditworthyness Aberdeen 80/100 Limit - £175,000 Very good creditworthyness. Falkirk - 73/100 £175,000 - Very good creditworthyness. Kilmarnock - 40/100 - £50,000 limit - creditworthy. Inverness Caley - 39/100 - £500 limit tongue.gif credit against collateral. Dundee Utd 0/100 - Limit £0 Caution, credit at your discretion. Hamilton Accies - 0/100 - Limit £0 credit at your discretion. Motherwell - no rating - voluntary arrangement. Hearts - 0/100 - £0 limit - Caution, credit at your discretion, 6 ccj's active totalling £16476 Quote
stoney Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 source? i fail to see how any team with a debt can possible have a good credit rating? Quote
dave_min Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Absolute bollocks! Weren't Helen Mirren close to going to the wall before they sold their ground? Quote
glasgow sheep Posted January 29, 2009 Author Report Posted January 29, 2009 Don't shoot the bleedin' messenger I did say allegedly. In anycase did St Mirren not clear their debt thanks to Tesco? Quote
Ajja Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 source? i fail to see how any team with a debt can possible have a good credit rating? Most people have debts (mortgages, credit cards, cars etc) yet many have solid credit ratings. Its not about having debt, its about the ability or historical willingness to repay it surely. Quote
Ajja Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 excuse my ignorance mr ajja excused, stoned one. Quote
BrownyBrown Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Precisely, lenders want you to be in debt...it makes them money. What doesn't make them money is people who can't repay the debt. It would be interesting to know where that came from, although I suspect it has probably been made by some Hibbee. I mean a £500 limit for ICT? Someone at the club with a credit card could get more credit than that!? Quote
Ajja Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Precisely, lenders want you to be in debt...it makes them money. What doesn't make them money is people who can't repay the debt. It would be interesting to know where that came from, although I suspect it has probably been made by some Hibbee. I mean a £500 limit for ICT? Someone at the club with a credit card could get more credit than that!? My suspicions of fabrication were first aroused by the use of the 'tongue.gif' in ICT's rating. Official accountancy terminology these days ? Maybe its from the caterers who provide sauce sachets. Quote
glasgow sheep Posted January 29, 2009 Author Report Posted January 29, 2009 My suspicions of fabrication were first aroused by the use of the 'tongue.gif' in ICT's rating. Official accountancy terminology these days ? from P&B allegedly from something called creditsafe.com Quote
stoney Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 i should have know this as trying to get a mortgage and apparantly the fact that i have never had a penny of debt in my life is a bad thing........who knew Quote
Kowalski Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 I'm with stoney, I smell shite. Quote
glasgowdon Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 Most people have debts (mortgages, credit cards, cars etc) yet many have solid credit ratings. Its not about having debt, its about the ability or historical willingness to repay it surely. Is the correct answer. Quote
Superstar Tradesman Posted January 29, 2009 Report Posted January 29, 2009 I'm with stoney, I smell shite. Don't stand so close to him. Quote
Sweetchuck Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 This has a whiff of shite about it - a couple of things look out of place. Firstly, the report doesn't even spell creditworthiness correctly. I would expect them to at least get that right. Secondly, Hearts are listed as having 6 CCJs against their name. CCJs don't even exist in Scotland; we have decrees instead. That doesn't mean that English companies or individuals based in England haven't had CCJs declared against HMFC, but it seems unlikely that there would be 6 CCJs from England and no decrees from Scotland. Anyway, even if this isn't rubbish, every credit agency will 'score' your report differently. Overall, the only one which really matters to us is the one HBoS uses. Not one of the UK's major banks uses anyone other than the Big Three (Experian, Callcredit and Equifax) for credit reports (incidentally, HBoS uses all three). Ultimately, it doesn't really matter whether or not this is an accurate report of CreditSafe's reports, as their reports are unlikely to have any bearing upon our finances as a club. Quote
El Padre™ Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 I'm with stoney, I smell shite. Has he shit himself? Quote
BobbyBiscuit Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 This has a whiff of shite about it - a couple of things look out of place. Firstly, the report doesn't even spell creditworthiness correctly. I would expect them to at least get that right. Secondly, Hearts are listed as having 6 CCJs against their name. CCJs don't even exist in Scotland; we have decrees instead. That doesn't mean that English companies or individuals based in England haven't had CCJs declared against HMFC, but it seems unlikely that there would be 6 CCJs from England and no decrees from Scotland. Anyway, even if this isn't rubbish, every credit agency will 'score' your report differently. Overall, the only one which really matters to us is the one HBoS uses. Not one of the UK's major banks uses anyone other than the Big Three (Experian, Callcredit and Equifax) for credit reports (incidentally, HBoS uses all three). Ultimately, it doesn't really matter whether or not this is an accurate report of CreditSafe's reports, as their reports are unlikely to have any bearing upon our finances as a club. I used to work for Equifax, (this was a few years ago now so may well have changed) and at that time CCJ was just the term used whether it was in Scotland or England. I know you'll be technically right, but it may just be the report has used CCJ instead of decrees. Quote
El Padre™ Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 I believe that everything I read on the internet is fact. FACT. Quote
Tyrant Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 excuse my ignorance mr ajja We always do. Quote
Ajja Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 This has a whiff of shite about it - a couple of things look out of place. Firstly, the report doesn't even spell creditworthiness correctly. I would expect them to at least get that right. Secondly, Hearts are listed as having 6 CCJs against their name. CCJs don't even exist in Scotland; we have decrees instead. That doesn't mean that English companies or individuals based in England haven't had CCJs declared against HMFC, but it seems unlikely that there would be 6 CCJs from England and no decrees from Scotland. Anyway, even if this isn't rubbish, every credit agency will 'score' your report differently. Overall, the only one which really matters to us is the one HBoS uses. Not one of the UK's major banks uses anyone other than the Big Three (Experian, Callcredit and Equifax) for credit reports (incidentally, HBoS uses all three). Ultimately, it doesn't really matter whether or not this is an accurate report of CreditSafe's reports, as their reports are unlikely to have any bearing upon our finances as a club. As an aside to your clear explanation of the situation, it gives us another excuse (however lame) to laugh at the knee deep in shit position of Hearts and now apparently their big brothers Quote
Guest fatshaft Posted January 30, 2009 Report Posted January 30, 2009 Aberdeen 80/100 Limit - £175,000 Very good creditworthyness. Can;t be right though, Milne would have got us a very bad credit rating by now if this wa strue obviously Quote
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