Abhaile Blog
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Ask The Expert: Week 3 Show Notes - Best Bits
Personal Insolvency Practitioner’s and MABS staff cover a variety of topics on week 2 of our Ask the Expert series. Listed below are questions taken from each interview. If you’d like to hear more of a specific interview, scroll to the bottom of the page where the full recordings are listed as information sources.
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Ask The Expert: Week 2 Show Notes - Best Bits
Personal Insolvency Practitioner’s and MABS staff cover a variety of topics on week 2 of our Ask the Expert series. Listed below are questions taken from each interview. If you’d like to hear more of a specific interview, scroll to the bottom of the page where the full recordings are listed as information sources.
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Possible Solutions to Home Mortgage Arrears
There are many possible restructures or treatments available to borrowers who are in home mortgage arrears. Depending on a borrower's personal circumstances and financial capabilities, one or a combination of the below solutions may help them restructure their mortgage and return them to solvency.
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Ask The Expert: Week 1 Show Notes - Best Bits
Brian MacGabhann from MABS speaking on Galway Bay FM and Claire Kelly, Personal Insolvency Practitioner (PIP) speaking on Q102 talking about the Abhaile service and what it does for borrowers in mortgage arrears.
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I’m in home mortgage arrears, what should I do?
You might think it will never happen to you, but it’s easy to get into mortgage arrears if your situation changes or the unexpected happens. If you experience a temporary setback or a long-term change in your circumstances, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re going to lose your home. There are supports out there to offer advice and practical support - even if you’re facing the threat of repossession. The following steps should be followed if you are in mortgage arrears and seeking help.
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Residential Mortgage Arrears in Ireland continues to decline
The Central Bank has this week released its report on ‘Residential Mortgage Arrears & Repossession Statistics: Q4 2018’. Since the end of September 2018, the number of accounts in mortgage arrears has fallen by 2,367.
