Thousands facing mortgage bill hike as fixed terms end
While tracker and variable mortgage customers have borne the brunt of the European Central Bank’s interest rate raising programme, those ...
Read More WTO meets with calls for consensus amid geopolitical tensions
The World Trade Organization today opened a high-level ministerial meeting in Abu Dhabi with calls for consensus as geopolitical tensions ...
Read More Consumer sentiment dips in February after January bounce
Consumer sentiment fell again in February, undoing some of the gains it made a month earlier. The Credit Union Consumer ...
Read More Location for EU Anti-Money Laundering Agency to be decided
The competition to select a city to host the new EU Anti-Money Laundering Agency (AMLA) will get underway in Brussels ...
Read More Ireland’s national debt stands at €42,000 per capita
Ireland’s national debt continued to fall last year but remains one of the highest in the world at €42,000 per ...
Read More Vast majority of Irish tech start-ups embracing AI – survey
The vast majority of Irish tech start-up and scaling companies are deploying or preparing to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) according ...
Read More Big jump in cyber-attacks using stolen identities – IBM
There has been a 71% global spike in cyber-attacks involving stolen identities according to IBM. Its latest X-Force Threat Intelligence ...
Read More Credit Unions report mortgage lending up 15%
Mortgage lending at credit unions was up 15% in the last three months of the year, with the mortgage book ...
Read More Lower income households disproportionately hit by effects of indirect taxes
Lower income households are disproportionately hit by the effects of indirect taxes like VAT and carbon taxes when compared to ...
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