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Arrears analysis: Nationwide sets aside £746m for losses in consumer banking and mortgages

Arrears analysis: Nationwide sets aside £746m for losses in consumer banking and mortgages

Full-year results from Nationwide Building Society show the lender has made provisions of £746m for losses in consumer banking and mortgage lending, though its total membership has reached a record 16.3 million

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Arrears analysis: Nationwide sets aside £746m for losses in consumer banking and mortgages
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Arrears analysis: Nationwide sets aside £746m for losses in consumer banking and mortgages

29 May 2020 Marcel LeGouais
Full-year results from Nationwide Building Society show the lender has made provisions of £746m for losses in consumer banking and mortgage lending, though its total membership has reached a record 16.3 million

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28 May 2020 Jason Wassell
An evidence-based discussion, led by the Treasury, is needed to define the role consumer credit lenders can play in our society and the economy’s recovery, argues The Consumer Finance Association’s Jason Wassell
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28 May 2020 Steve Grice
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More than two million in council tax arrears, as charities demand government action
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Debt charities have demanded the government change “ineffective” regulations on council tax collections, after publishing estimates that two million people are in arrears to local authorities
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