The social housing sector is preparing for an 80% rise in
rent arrears rates as a consequence of the government's welfare reforms,
according to a new study. Respondents to accountancy firm Baker Tilly's survey
reported that the average level of rent arrears was 2.64% in the year ending
2013 but that this was expected to rise to 4.82% in 2014-15. Download a copy of
the report from the Baker Tilly website.
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