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# Mortgage Arrears

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Finance Minister 'disappointed' banks haven't dealt with personal debt
AIB commits to working out deals for mortgage holders in arrears
Personal insolvency agency to open 'early in the summer' - Taoiseach
New insolvency regime may not help troubled mortgage holders - Troika
Here is the week's news...skewed
First vote on Local Property Tax Bill passes in Dáil
Mortgage arrears problem continues to grow
Department of Finance head: Debt should be written off for those who really can't pay
One in 5 mortgages will default by 2013
Column: Pretending this mortgage crisis isn't happening won't make it go away
Father of five barricades farm after eviction notice
Mortgage arrears could rise to 18 per cent, says report
Internal candidate John Hogan to head Finance Dept banking policy
Shatter publishes long-awaited plans to reform insolvency law
Government calls banks in over mortgage arrears
10 per cent of Irish mortgages are in arrears says Central Bank
Central Bank clarifies rules on contacting borrowers in arrears
The Daily Fix: Friday
There is 'no silver bullet' to address mortgage arrears, says financial regulator
The Daily Fix: Friday
Government's new debt regime may allow mortgage debt to be written off
AIB to sign up to government's 'mortgage to rent' scheme
Central Bank unveils stronger consumer protection code
Poll: If you were/are in mortgage arrears would you be in favour of renting your home?
Keane report on mortgages to be published
Negative equity should not mean debt forgiveness - Rabbitte
Mortgage defaults 'could cost banks up to €10bn' - FF
Central Bank to review how banks handle 'distressed' mortgage holders
One in 14 mortgages in 90 days' arrears
Burton calls on banks to do more for struggling mortgage holders
Column: Self-employed people are the recession’s real victims
Massive increase in number of people seeking advice over debt in past three years
Poll: Should banks write off unpaid mortgage debt?
Poll: Should the state and banks be made to pay for reckless lending?
Wanted: Unhappy homeowners to sue the state, banks and the financial regulators