A group of borrowers is trapped in the never-never land of Irish mortgage arrears
It is ‘extraordinary that arrears are running at such a high level 15 years after the crash’
It is ‘extraordinary that arrears are running at such a high level 15 years after the crash’
Niall Sorohan is currently chief executive of Cabot Ireland
A judge said that a 2012 letter, if proved correct, makes the case ‘truly astonishing’
The ECB is expected to start cutting interest rates but consumers should not presume that they will automatically benefit
Bank responds to Irish Times query by introducing moratorium on mortgage and backdating it so the mortgage is no longer showing as being in arrears
Financial services firm undercharged borrowers after failing to increase billing in line with ECB hikes
A reader we shall call Siobhán is enraged at the effect of PTSB selling her mortgage. Pricewatch contacted the bank for its take
Latest accounts for Pepper Finance Corporation (Ireland) show that it made a pre-tax profit of €11.8m last year, down from just under €14m in 2021
The couple are seeking orders compelling Pepper to charge them the interest rate PTSB would be charging them
UK-owned bank still has to find a solution for deposits linked to so-called offset mortgages
Figure contained in a letter sent this week by Central Bank deputy governor Derville Rowland to Sinn Féin finance spokesman
Loan servicing company is ‘closely monitoring’ impact of rising rates on repayments and affordability
Framework will allow more people to save money by switching from credit service providers to mainstream banks
Deal follows carve-up of bulk of Ulster Bank’s loan book by AIB and Permanent TSB
Mr Justice Garrett Simons said there was no good explanation for the eight-year delay in acting on the judgment
Latest increase by loan services company does not take into account ECB’s latest hike on Thursday
High Court’s refusal to adjourn proceedings brought by a receiver to be appealed to Court of Appeal
Average variable rate across loan books serviced by Pepper stood at about 4% before ECB started hiking official borrowing costs last July
Regulators and ministers claimed that all borrowers would be treated equally, but the recent hike in interest rates suggests otherwise
Pepper will not appeal Tullamore court ruling on fixed 2.5% rate for insolvent couple as it is ‘unique case’
Personal insolvency specialists are expected to use the judgment as precedent when negotiating with lenders
Decision opens door for thousands of homeowners with current and past arrears to push for more favourable mortgage rates
Campaigner says precedent will be used in future dealings with funds managing the mortgages of borrowers in distress
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Housing Agency conducting review of provider in State scheme for distressed borrowers
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Lender is in process of withdrawing from market in the Republic
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