Brendan Burgess
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I was not aware of Section 38 of the CCMA
38. Prior to completing the full assessment of the borrower’s standard financial
statement, a lender may agree with the borrower to put a temporary alternative
repayment arrangement in place where a delay in putting an alternative
repayment arrangement in place will further exacerbate a borrower’s arrears or
pre-arrears situation. Such a temporary alternative repayment arrangement
should be for a limited period of time but it should be sufficient to enable the
lender to receive and complete a full review of the standard financial statement.
One of the issues with stopping the Covid payment breaks is the delay in the MARP and SFS process. But according to this section, if someone can't meet their repayment this month, the lender could agree to a temporary payment break for three months to give both sides time to complete the MARP.
I have not heard of it being done.
Brendan
38. Prior to completing the full assessment of the borrower’s standard financial
statement, a lender may agree with the borrower to put a temporary alternative
repayment arrangement in place where a delay in putting an alternative
repayment arrangement in place will further exacerbate a borrower’s arrears or
pre-arrears situation. Such a temporary alternative repayment arrangement
should be for a limited period of time but it should be sufficient to enable the
lender to receive and complete a full review of the standard financial statement.
One of the issues with stopping the Covid payment breaks is the delay in the MARP and SFS process. But according to this section, if someone can't meet their repayment this month, the lender could agree to a temporary payment break for three months to give both sides time to complete the MARP.
I have not heard of it being done.
Brendan