Calls for new legislation to help separated borrowers in mortgage arrears

Banking lobbyists have called for the introduction of new legislation to ease the plight of separated borrowers who are in mortgage arrears.

Calls for new legislation to help separated borrowers in mortgage arrears
Wed, 15 Jan, 2020 - 00:01
Kevin O’Neill

Banking lobbyists have called for the introduction of new legislation to ease the plight of separated borrowers who are in mortgage arrears.

It is estimated that one-in-ten cases of mortgage arrears involves borrowers who have separated.

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