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    The number of mortgage accounts in arrears of over 90 days and 180 days rose significantly between 2006 and 2010 according to quarterly statistics. The number of accounts over 90 days in arrears grew from 11,252 in 2006 to 32,321 by the first quarter of 2010, while accounts over 180 days in arrears increased from 11,252 to 21,817 over the same period. Regular reporting of arrears statistics began in September 2009.

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    The number of mortgage accounts in arrears of over 90 days and 180 days rose significantly between 2006 and 2010 according to quarterly statistics. The number of accounts over 90 days in arrears grew from 11,252 in 2006 to 32,321 by the first quarter of 2010, while accounts over 180 days in arrears increased from 11,252 to 21,817 over the same period. Regular reporting of arrears statistics began in September 2009.

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    The number of mortgage accounts in arrears of over 90 days and 180 days rose significantly between 2006 and 2010 according to quarterly statistics. The number of accounts over 90 days in arrears grew from 11,252 in 2006 to 32,321 by the first quarter of 2010, while accounts over 180 days in arrears increased from 11,252 to 21,817 over the same period. Regular reporting of arrears statistics began in September 2009.

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    MORTGAGE ARREARS RISE 2006-2010

    Quarter 90+ Increase 180+ Increase2


    2006 Q4 11,252 n/a
    2007 Q1 11,699 447
    2007 Q2 12,145 447
    2007 Q3 12,592 447
    2007 Q4 13,038 447
    2008 Q1 13,485 447
    2008 Q2 13,931 447
    2008 Q3 16,399 2,468
    2008 Q4 18,867 2,468
    2009 Q1 21,335 2,468
    2009 Q2 23,803 2,468
    2009 Q3 26,271 2,468 17,767
    2009 Q4 28,603 2,332 19,185 1,418
    2010 Q1 32,321 3,718 21,817 2,632
    2010 Q2
    2010 Q3
    2010 Q4

    http://www.rte.ie/business/2010/0706/mortgages.pdf
    Regular statistics on arrears were not available prior to September 2009. However, it
    was reported that at the end of June 2008, 13,931 mortgage accounts (1.44 per cent of
    residential accounts) were over 3 months in arrears and that this compared to 11,252
    accounts over 3 months in arrears (1.21 per cent) at the end of December 2006.11

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