Sentence examples for charging arrears from inspiring English sources

Although specialist lenders appear to be the most aggressive when it comes to charging arrears fees, many mainstream banks also levy high charges.

I have been charged maintenance arrears and late fees since July 2001.

Perhaps fitting its target customer, who themselves are sometime chasing payment, Dinghy also charges in arrears.

But in 1951, the government seized the house, charging Cole with being $150,000 in arrears on taxes.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) said it planned to strengthen existing rules governing the way lenders handle mortgages that have fallen into arrears after its research showed some were charging unacceptably high fees and moving too quickly to repossess properties.

She's the victim of "state raiding", a widespread phenomenon in which government officials put the squeeze on businesses – finding owners to be in breach of fire-safety regulations, say, or in arrears with taxes they never owed; or, as in Yakovleva's case, charging them retroactively with having broken a brand-new law.

Interest rates on mortgage arrears have been charged at up to 25%, with the European court of justice last month condemning some charges as abusive and illegal.

To make it clear to lenders they must not include arrears charges when calculating a borrower's early repayment charge.

A clarification that firms must not apply a monthly arrears charge if the customer has entered an arrangement to repay the arrears.

To make sure payments by customers in financial difficulties are allocated to clearing the missed monthly payments first, rather than to arrears charges.

But when it is not paid in full, or not paid on time, when you have to wait 11 weeks for it due to "administrative backlog", the money also has to pay for late payment fees, bank charges and rent arrears.