We can blame Irish banks for not passing on interest to savers, but we can’t blame them for our own bad planning or inertia when we don’t switch
After you have paid off more expensive debt, overpaying a mortgage may deliver better returns
Homeowners need to balance the allure of enhanced cashback offers against the rates of offer and the prospect of cuts in the months ahead
In recent years many customers in Ireland opted for security, with about half locking in to fixed-rate mortgage terms
Q&A: Bank and An Post rules about accounts for very young children cause concern
Irish customers have access to rates across Europe that cast local options in a poor light
On The Money: A number of different schemes can provide State support, especially for first-time buyers or those making a fresh start
If you have locked your savings away for a fixed term at lower rates, you may need to think about your best approach
Q&A: All the banks offer parents, and sometimes grandparents, accounts to save for young children; they just don’t say much about them
Granard, Co Longford and Cootehill, Co Cavan are among the towns which no longer have a bank branch
Irish banks have lagged many European peers in raising mortgage rates since the ECB started hiking rates last summer
Sophia Dawson (12) battled through pain to play every game last season
Bank unveils two new savings products and says it will not change rate on green mortgages for energy-efficient homes
Regular savers to earn up to 2% for first year of savings
The range of services on offer from traditional banks, online challenger banks, An Post and the credit unions can vary widely, so pick with care
Irish banks continue to trail European peers in passing on ECB rate hikes
Price comparison website Bonkers.ie says moves by lenders to hike rates will lead to a fall in property prices
Consumers need to see individuals involved in catalogue of regulatory breaches by banks over tracker loans held to account
Q&A: Many unknowns on what will happen on interest rates, even for professional finance people, but a 1.25% margin is still attractive
Irish Banking Culture Board survey shows slight improvement in view of integrity amid latest mortgage tracker fines
The Central Bank’s investigation began in 2015 and has not yet been completed
Figure more than double Central Bank’s previous highest fine
Bank has set aside €70m to cover fine flowing from mortgage investigation
Bank to hire as many as 700 temporary staff to help migrate Ulster Bank, KBC customers
More than one million current and deposit accounts must find new homes
The fintech is set to broaden its services here, but there are still some gaps
AIB-owned unit is undertaking a strategic review
Stock investors bet retreat of Ulster Bank and KBC will give surviving banks a fighting chance
With Ulster and KBC withdrawing, customers need new homes for their money
Regulator has concluded 144 enforcement actions since 2006
IBCB sees final two tracker investigations, into AIB and BoI, completing in coming year
AIB said it notified the errors to the ECB as soon as they were identified
Rates will be available to new and existing customers regardless of loan to value ratio
As both banks prepare to leave the Irish market, customers have some options
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