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Consumer spending remains strong despite global uncertainty
Consumer activity significantly outpacing rate of inflation
Fancy buying a home on your own? Here’s how
About 30% of buyers are doing it solo. Here’s how to do it
How to set up your bank account before you arrive in Ireland
Ireland’s traditional banks are working to catch-up on fintechs by offering flexible new account options
Dramatic spike in ‘safe account’ scam targeting Bank of Ireland customers
Fraud attempts at moving money into alternative accounts have surged this week
Bank of Ireland seen having clarity on UK motor finance scandal costs this year
UK regulators to decide shortly after expected July court ruling whether to launch compensation scheme
European shares rise amid German tax relief package approval
EU-US trade talks are progressing despite unhelpful doubling of Washington’s metal tariffs
Bank of Ireland cuts interest rates on savings accounts
The changes will take effect on Thursday, but customers can still avail of the current rates if they open their account by Wednesday
Davy Fitzgerald’s son given suspended sentence for stealing €35,000 from employer to fund gambling addiction
Judge imposes fully suspended 12-month sentence for ‘significant breach of trust’
European shares gain on Trump threat of Russia sanctions
Wall Street sees big gains on consumer confidence boost and EU trade negotiations
Department of Finance to wind down special bank shareholdings unit
Group oversaw State shareholdings in banks after financial crash, wind down of IBRC and working out of Nama
AIB weighs sale of more problem loans with face value of €500m
Portfolio featuring mortgages, business and unsecured loans includes borrowings that soured during Covid-19 pandemic
What are your options if you want to release wealth tied up in your home?
Equity release: who is offering such loans, how do they work and what are the factors you need to consider?
Bank of Ireland ‘actively considering’ buying out small legacy shareholders
Stakes diluted in crisis-era bailouts
Could Ireland’s new mortgage offerings save you a lot of money?
Quicker decisions and competitive rates for those not in market for green loans among the features now available
Rally in European shares continues as Wall Street slides
Iseq index touched record highs on Tuesday, led higher by banks and Ryanair
Banks see no sign of imminent spike in housebuilding
State has set target of 41,000 houses this year
Bank of Ireland’s new chairman faces run-in with bank pensioners
Issue centres on pledges lender made to review crisis-era cutbacks to entitlements on its defined benefit pension scheme
I bought shares in the company I worked for but how do I figure out any tax liability
Bank of Ireland staff were allowed to buy shares in lieu of bonuses back in the 1980s and 1990s
Personal loans hit record as interest rates fall
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
The Irish Times Business People of the Month: Fionn Lahart and Christoph Hennersperger, Luma Vision
Luma Vision secured US regulatory clearance in April for its cardiac imaging device to be used in the treatment of patients suffering from arrhythmias
Landmark IFSC office block on sale for a 70% cut on 2020 price at €25 million
La Touche House was purchased by Axa IM Real Assets and BCP for €84m five years ago
How does retrofitting your house pay off?
You don’t have to sell your house to feel the benefits of retrofitting, but if you do, it should achieve a significantly higher value
The Irish Times view on the State and the banks: time to let go
Removing restrictions is not about absolving them for their behaviour
Germany’s Dax hits record high as European shares rise on trade deal hopes
Irish banks end the week on the up
€36m restoration works begin at Dublin’s famous College Green bank
Bank of Ireland says three year project will take in 280 windows, 45 staircases and 2.5km of roof walkways
State set to exit AIB within months as €1.2bn share buyback proceeds
Taxpayers have recovered €19.2 billion from AIB and continue to own 3.3% of bank
Markets edge lower ahead of key interest rate decisions
Iseq index up 1.2% as AIB edges closer to price target for share buyback
What kind of savings rates are banks, fintechs and the State offering?
When it comes to making money out of money, finding the sweet spot is tricky
Bank of Ireland sticks to 2025 outlook after ‘good start’ to year
Lender lowers forecasts for Irish economy
Why do Irish people continue to make the same mistakes with their savings?
The annual growth rate of bank savings has more than doubled from pre-Covid levels
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