Sentence examples for rising arrears from inspiring English sources

Rising arrears have been the source of much public outrage (see table).

Some of our clients are in a catch 22 situation with rising arrears but unable to downsize due to restrictive transfer policies.

The Guardian's analysis of £58bn or 75% of Northern Rock's residential mortgage portfolio reveals the extent of exposure and suggests the company is suffering from rising arrears and repossessions.

Rising wage arrears suggests that non-payments will also dampen consumption, the main source of growth in recent years.

Loan performance could potentially be adversely affected by rising rent arrears or interest rate rises, but at present there is no indication of these pressures materialising".

A decade ago, 80% of our activity was devoted to reacting to problems such as anti-social behaviour, vandalism, rising rent arrears and the like.

Industrial output continues to collapse, unemployment keeps rising, wage arrears are growing fast and some big companies may be on their deathbeds.No wonder Mr Medvedev now calls the downturn "a sort of endurance test".

Wood told housing association staff he was very distressed housing benefit had been cut off, and by letters about rising rent arrears and warnings from the electricity company his supply would be cut off.

Mortgage arrears just keep on rising New mortgage arrears figures released on Monday by the Central Bank show 6% of the country's households are now in mortgage arrears – 44,508 homeowners have not made a monthly payment for more than 90 days.

Welfare reforms such as the bedroom tax contributed to an 18% rise in repossession actions by social landlords in 2013-14, a trend expected to rise as arrears increase and temporary financial support shrinks.

The BBC obtained figures that showed when the direct payments were piloted in six areas of the country there was a big rise in rent arrears as some tenants failed to pass that money on, with arrears rising from about 2%to11%1%.