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ISI publishes Quarter 4 Statistics Report for 2018, showing strong growth in mortgage solutions. Personal Insolvency Arrangements are designed to return debtors to solvency while keeping them in their home in over 95% of cases. www.isi.gov.ie/en/ISI/Pages/WP19000001
ISI issues its Q4 2018 Statistics report - Insolvency Service of Ireland
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Insolvency Service of IrelandWe asked readers of the Irish Daily Mirror how they felt about debt and personal finances. If you are struggling with problem debt, contact the ISI information line on 076 106 4200 or free text 'GETHELP' to 50015.
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We asked readers how they felt about debt and personal finances - the results were alarming! If you're struggling with problem debt, the ISI (www.backontrack.ie) can help
Back On Track - tackling problem debt together
Debt can be overwhelming. Freetext GETHELP to 50015 or visit www.backontrack.ie to find out how ISI can help
To date, the ISI has returned over 2,500 debtors with mortgage debt to solvency while remaining in their homes. The new MTR scheme together with the ISI solutions should enable more debtors resolve their mortgage debts and remain in their home.
www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/home-for-life-opens-doors-to-hardput-ptsb-borrowers-...
Home For Life opens doors to hard-put PTSB borrowers
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Minister for Housing, Eoghan Murphy and Minister of State Damien English will officially approve another player in the mortgage-to-rent scheme today as the Government attempts to tacklewww.rte.ie/lifestyle/living/2018/0606/968640-what-is-the-abhaile-scheme/
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The Abhaile Scheme was created in 2016 by the Insolvency Service of Ireland which in itself was set up by the Personal Insolvency Act 2012.
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