Mortgage Arrears Resolution Process

MARP

At Ballyshannon & Killybegs Credit Union ltd., we are committed to helping members who find themselves in Home Loan arrears or who fear that they may fall into arrears. We have a process in place in line with the Central Bank of Ireland’s Mortgage Arrears Resolution process. Should you find yourself in arrears or think you may fall into arrears, please do not hesitate to contact the arrears support team on 0719834073 or 0873423997.

You can also email creditcontrol@bkcreditunion.ie including Home Loan arrears in the subject title.

Application

Application

We have listed below some documents which will help you in your application:

  • The BKCU MARP (Mortgage Arrears Resolution Booklet). This outlines the process for members who may find themselves in repayment difficulty;
  • The SFS (Standard Financial Statement). This form will give us a full picture of your current household income and expenditure;
  • Central Bank of Ireland’s guide to completing the SFS. This guide has been published by the Central Bank of Ireland and should be used in conjunction with the BKCU Ireland guide when completing your Standard Financial Statement.

The most important thing should you find yourself in Home Loan arrears or fear you may fall into arrears, is to contact us immediately so we can work together to find a suitable arrangement.

Download BKCU Mortgage Arrears Resolution Process Booklet

Download Standard Financial Statement

Download Central Bank of Ireland Guideline to Mortgage Arrears

Useful websites:

  • MABS (Money Advice & Budgeting Service) contains information on Home Loan Arrears: www.mabs.ie
  • The Insolvency Service of Ireland provides information to borrowers on the process under the Personal Insolvency Act, 2012: www.isi.gov.ie
  • Central Bank of Ireland’s guide to completing the SFS. This guide has been published by the Central Bank of Ireland and should be used in conjunction with the Ballyshannon & Killybegs Credit Union ltd guide when completing your Standard Financial Statement.
  • Citizens Information www.citizensinformation.ie