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# Arrears

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High Court Master lashes KBC and tells father in arrears to write to Taoiseach
Farmer sues receiver and 'vulture fund' who have threatened to sell his stock
Man with intellectual disabilities loses control of income after spending money on dating sites
'Deal with your debt problems': The number of people seeking insolvency is on the rise
Women being 'forced into homelessness' as former partners refuse to sign arrears deals
Warning for borrowers in arrears: Don't let fear get in the way of saving your home
Over 4,000 borrowers flock to voucher scheme in bid to save their homes
Nearly 80,000 families in mortgage arrears but figure is declining
"We're very worried" - Resident feels he's being forced out of home by 28% rent increase
Twink told a newspaper her debt-ridden home was for sale, but barristers couldn't find it listed
Irish Water has put out a tender for a debt collection agency
New twist in Twink home repossession case
Greece will accept the troika's bailout terms... but says it hasn't capitulated
There's some 'good news' for Ulster Bank mortgage holders in arrears
'We'll cut them again in a month or two' - AIB chief on mortgage rates
Can't pay your mortgage? Your council should do it for you...
'The banks weren't showing compassion, they were waiting for an increase in property prices'
300,000 people who owe €2.5 billion have asked for help
Tayto crisps, Mary Lou McDonald, and U2: The week in numbers
Almost 400 AIB repossessions stopped in last year
Ireland has a €12.5 billion problem mortgage mountain to climb
Long-term arrears would take 33 years to clear at current rate
We could be repaying our mortgages into retirement - the verdict on the arrears crisis
Finance Committee tells Central Bank: legal letters to crisis mortgages aren't 'sustainable'
'The entire system is rubbish': Just 40 houses bought through mortgage-to-rent scheme
Buy-to-let mortgages have been "left to fester"
PTSB has reduced problem mortgages to one-tenth of peak levels
Updated: Terminal cancer patient has arrangement in place with AIB over mortgage arrears
The government has sold thousands of mortgage owners 'down the river' - Donnelly
Eircom error will leave 30,000 paying big bills
They're back: Bank executives to face TDs on mortgage restructuring
Losses down but still no profitability at Permanent TSB
News of 100 mortgage write-downs shows crisis 'akin to Russian roulette'
Concern that banks are only tackling "easy" mortgage arrears cases
No decision made on who will collect commercial water charges under Irish Water
€20m fund to assist distressed local authority mortgage holders
Over 120 AIB mortgage holders get long term solution under new initiative
Dublin council blames tenants for drop in rent collection
Report on repossessions wants changes, but no legislative reform
David Hall: Only bankers would benefit from my winning a seat in Europe