Close to 200,000 homeowners are set to benefit from the ECB rate cut of 0.25 percentage points immediately
Banking And Payments Federation Ireland
More than €100m was swiped from consumers in Ireland in various frauds and scams last year, according to data from the BPFI
The opportunity costs of not having large and liquid EU capital markets are stark
Many at risk of being enticed by ‘unbelievable’ holiday deals and letting guard down when out of regular routines and environments, says banking federation
Value of mortgages increases 18% year-on-year as data hints at ‘positive pipeline’ for first-time buyers, says BPFI
Call at Financial Services Union conference in Belfast is to give time to consider future of branch banking
Average green loan had a value of more than €21,600 in the fourth quarter of 2023, industry figures show
A decline in mortgage switching activity is ‘largely’ to blame for drop-off in approvals, says BPFI
In recent years many customers in Ireland opted for security, with about half locking in to fixed-rate mortgage terms
Maria Miller and Lily O’Connor from Presentation College Carlow won the Irish final of Europe’s largest financial education competition
Draft report by Oireachtas finance committee calls for greater availability of €20 notes to facilitate those on low income or social welfare as well as a review of accessibility of withdrawal machines
Approval activity up by 6% in volume and by 7% in value compared with the same month last year, data from banks shows
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