UK economic experts state that the number of repossession is set to rise in October, even though we have witnessed a drop in repossessions over the last three quarters.
UK government financial assistance to borrowers is going to stop in October.
This means that homeowners most affected by the current recession are most likely to find a new method to pay their mortgages, or face the real possibility of having their homes repossessed .
Should you have missed any of your mortgage payments or think you are in a situation where you are likely to do so, get in touch with your mortgage lender .
Explain your situation and ask for help. Do not delay act now.
Repossessions Expected to Increase in October
Wed, 01 Sep 2010
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