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The Impact of Increased Arrears on UK Mortgage Providers

Published by Datamonitor Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2009/04 Content info 18 pages
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Table of Contents

DATAMONITOR VIEW

  • CATALYST
  • SUMMARY

ANALYSIS

  • As the level of arrears increases, lenders need to find ways to help consumers
    • Around 1.88% of mortgages were in arrears at the end of 2008
    • The loss of one' s job or the failure of one' s business are the main drivers of arrears
    • Datamonitor' s Megatrends framework can provide more insight into why consumers fall into arrears
    • Communication with borrowers is seen as a vital tool against increased arrears
    • Special servicers help lenders to manage arrears more efficiently
    • Lenders have a variety of measures in place to help borrowers who are in arrears
  • Repossession is seen as a last resort as it can be costly for both parties
    • Repossession levels were lower than anticipated in 2008
    • A few lenders have introduced a controversial six-month delay on repossession orders
    • Most lenders follow a standard process when taking possession of a property
    • Some providers have noticed an increase in voluntary abandonment cases
  • Various regulatory measures are being introduced to reduce arrears and repossessions
    • The Homeowner Mortgage Support Scheme has been set up to help defer repayments
    • The Income Support for Mortgage Interest scheme has had an overhaul to make it more effective
    • The mortgage rescue scheme allows housing associations to rent property back
    • The Pre-action Protocol is a government initiative to further postpone repossessions
    • There has been a call for laws to be relaxed that allow those in arrears more time to pay off the loan
    • The cut in stamp duty may have caused more problems than it has solved

APPENDIX

  • Supplementary data
  • Definitions
    • Voluntary abandonment
  • Further reading
  • Ask the analyst
  • Datamonitor consulting
  • Disclaimer

TABLES

  • Table: % of all mortgages at least three months in arrears
  • Table: % of all mortgages taken into possession during each half yearly period

FIGURES

  • Figure: The percentage of mortgages in arrears grew significantly in Q4 2008
  • Figure: The FSA' s Money made clear guides offer clear advice on all mortgage-related issues
  • Figure: Nationwide' s website provides a convenient source of information on useful debt advice bodies
  • Figure: Lloyds TSB stresses the importance of action on the part of those facing financial difficulty
  • Figure: The percentage of properties taken into possession in H1 2008 was 0.16%
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