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Mortgages in financial hardship up 10 percent in April, tipped to rise over coming months

Mortgages in financial hardship up 10 percent in April, tipped to rise over coming months - credit report Newshub 1 day ago © Provided by Newshub The number of mortgage borrowers experiencing financial hardship increased by 10 percent in April - and that number could rise, a new report shows. The April Centrix Credit Indicator Outlook released on Tuesday, shows 11,900 mortgage accounts were flagged as under financial hardship, up 1100 (10 percent) month-on-month. This followed the end of the mortgage holiday scheme on March 31. Under the mortgage holiday ( mortgage deferral ) scheme, borrowers experiencing financial hardship could pause their loan principal and interest payments while they got back on their feet. Initially for six months, the scheme was extended a further six months and ended on March 31. Over the holiday period, interest costs accrued were added to their loan balance.

Mortgages in hardship rose 10% in April - Centrix

Photo: 123RF Data out from the credit reporting firm Centrix shows a 10 percent increase in the number of mortgages in arrears in April, taking the total to about 11,900. The government-backed mortgage deferral scheme ended in March, prompting concerns that the level of arrears would rise sharply and possibly result in forced mortgagee sales. However, Centrix managing director Keith McLaughlin said the outlook was not as bleak as first thought. I think [the level of mortgages in hardship] could have been a lot higher if there had not been as much co-operation between the lenders and the borrowers, and I think it really reflects well on the willingness of both parties to work through the difficult situations and either restructure loans or come up with some alternative way to avoid consumers going into hardship.

Mortgages in hardship rose 10% in April

Mortgages in hardship rose 10% in April - Centrix © Getty Man holding New Zealand currency notes. The number of homeowners struggling to pay their mortgage increased last month but the situation is not as bad as first feared. Data out from the credit reporting firm Centrix shows a 10 percent increase in the number of mortgages in arrears in April, taking the total to about 11,900. The government-backed mortgage deferral scheme ended in March, prompting concerns that the level of arrears would rise sharply and possibly result in forced mortgagee sales. However, Centrix managing director Keith McLaughlin said the outlook was not as bleak as first thought.

Home loan borrowers in financial hardship climbs 10pc

Home loan borrowers in financial hardship climbs 10pc 11 May, 2021 05:00 PM 5 minutes to read The numbers of home loan borrowers in financial hardship has risen 10 per cent. Photo / File The numbers of home loan borrowers in financial hardship has risen 10 per cent. Photo / File The number of home loan borrowers in financial difficulty has risen 10 per cent since the end of the government s mortgage deferral scheme. The scheme which was set up in response to the Covid-19 lockdowns amid concerns over pending job losses allowed borrowers to defer payment for up to six months and was available until March 31. Read More

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