Ruling forcing Pepper to offer low-cost fixed mortgage rate welcomed by McGrath
Campaigner says precedent will be used in future dealings with funds managing the mortgages of borrowers in distress
Irish Mortgage Holders Association
‘Tailored’ loan relief better than blanket breaks as Level 5 looms – Central Bank
Struggling borrowers should be offered payment breaks on case-by-case basis
Charities charged for donations under Irish residency scheme
Finders’ fees not allowed in Immigrant Investor Programme, department warns
Explainer: Is there a ‘tsunami’ of home repossessions coming?
Personal insolvency advisers say there are debt solutions to keep people in their homes
‘Croke Park of people will lose their homes’ - warning in wake of loan sale
People in danger of losing home are ‘hidden homeless’, says David Hall
Nurses lead condemnation of protest outside Simon Harris’s home
Harris says what happened ‘was plain and simple intimidation’
iCare scheme keeps distressed borrowers in their homes
More than 2,500 people in 600 houses being helped by State mortgage-to-rent scheme
Half of Irish people were ‘psychologically affected’ by the economic crash
One in seven reported thoughts of suicide as a result, survey suggests
AIB and Bank of Ireland are the big beasts of banking again
Banks share 60% of mortgage market, and their dominance is scaring competitors away
PTSB agrees mortgage-to-rent scheme targeting 500 homes
Home for life is authorised by the Minister for Housing
Bill proposing more State aid for mortgage arrears backed by iCare
Edmund Honohan says State should buy homes in arrears and rent back to debtors
PTSB agrees to scheme to allow defaulting customers stay in home
The deal with the IMHO and iCare requires customers to qualify for social housing
‘I remember sobbing down the phone to the bank’
Case studies: Victims of tracker mortgage scandal speak out about their ordeal
Cerberus steps up action against mortgage holders in arrears
US vulture fund is taking more cases for home repossessions
Cliff Taylor: Banks sail on despite overcharging scandal
Institutions will be fined and customers compensated but will anything really change?
The lowdown on the Abhaile mortgage arrears scheme
Q&A: Conor Pope explains what Government’s plan to tackle long-term debt entails
David Hall-owned ambulance service Lifeline in rude health
Private ambulance operator service reports a €101,231 profit for year ending June 2015
Troubled mortgages: Housing body to take on vulture funds
Plans in train for voluntary body to competefor €150m home loans by next summer
Almost 800 released from debt after shorter bankruptcy
First group set to restart lives without the onerous ‘burden of unsustainable debt’
Bankruptcy case study: Fending off banks was ‘full-time job’
Introduction of one-year bankruptcy term was a lifeline for a mortgage-troubled couple
Six bankrupt PTSB customers awarded tracker compensation
High Court approves compensation of up to €25,000 for tracker mortgage customers
Ex-FF TD Colm Keaveney had €1.23m debts after bankruptcy
Creditors rejected personal insolvency arrangement, court documents show
David Hall: Pugnacious, hyperactive defender of underdog
Energy of Console’s interim chief executive contrasts with approach of State agencies
Mortgage holder who was overcharged interest is discharged from bankruptcy
Home owner claimed he would not have gone bankrupt if Permanent TSB had not overcharged
'We are going to take the house. You are going to have to get out'
Vulture fund that bought mother-of-four's mortgage told her to pay off arrears or leave
The debt doctors: ‘There’s a black cloud over a lot of people’
Phoenix Project: A group of volunteers backed by two unknown farmer-philanthropists has helped thousands of debt-ridden people stay in their homes in Ireland’s midlands. How?
Noonan says repossession threats are to get owners to engage
'I think what the figures show is the banks using the courts to get people to engage with them'
Banks attempt to repossess 7,000-plus homes
Mortgage holders’ spokesman warns that repossessions will reach 25,000 this year
Lender must show ‘mortgage to rent’ is only pilot scheme, court rules
Judge dealing with dispute between Stepstone and Dublin couple in arrears
Bank of Ireland chief defends hard line on debt forgiveness
Every loan concession means someone else has to pay - Boucher
‘Computers not people’ decide how banks approach arrears
Finance Committee hears concern over inconsistencies in handling of distressed mortgages
Bank refund on sale of homes with debt write-down ‘fair’
Provision allows banks to recoup any profit made by borrowers for up to 20 years
Break ups: staying together for the sake of the... house
With banks determined to keep both parties on the hook, separating couples who share a mortgage are left with little choice but to remain living under the same roof
Insolvency service receives 78 applications from potential personal insolvency practitioners and intermediaries
Level of applications pathetic, Irish Mortgage Holders’ Association says
Martin fears home repossessions will be ‘ramped up’
Fianna Fáil says Government has failed to deal with mortgage crisis
Mortgage code will not force borrowers off trackers
Central Bank says new rules will not fast-track home repossessions
IBOA says staff may have to act as debt collectors
Banking union criticises lack of training for staff in dealing with distressed borrowers
Government accused of failing distressed borrowers as mortgage crisis worsens
Home loans in arrears of 90 days or more rose to 12.3% in first quarter
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