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Tag Archives: mortgage arrears
It’s time to deal with mortgage arrears
December 12, 2012 by David Murphy
By David Murphy, Business Editor @davidmurphyRTE For many families next year will be defined by what is perhaps one of the most frightening chapters of the crisis as Ireland grapples with mortgage arrears. Thousands remain in limbo while the personal … Continue reading
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