Irish consumer sentiment improves, but public still ‘nervous’ about household finances
Middle East ceasefire and government energy support measures have helped confidence
Middle East ceasefire and government energy support measures have helped confidence
Reputations Agency’s annual ranking measures ‘emotional bond’ between public and organisations
Consumers shrug off cost-of-living and trade concerns
Increase in credit union lending has occurred against backdrop of regulatory and legislative tweaks
Batch cooking with own-brand labels remains a good option when times are tight
All elements of sentiment focussed on household finances notably weak in April, while largest monthly decline was outlook for jobs
Lenders move forward to tap increasing flexibility granted by Central Bank ahead of introduction of new back office regime
Milestone would come six years after Central Bank lifted limits on long term lending
Personal finances ‘remain under strain for many households’, Irish League of Credit Unions report says
Index tracking public sentiment about economy is markedly lower than year ago
Move follows Central Bank’s decision to increase sector’s lending limits earlier this year
Klarna, which went public last month, said about 13.6% of its revenue comes from late payment, or so-called ‘snooze fees’
New Central Bank rules will see many credit union stalwarts forced to stand down next year, and volunteers will be needed to replace them
Milestone surpassed even as number of loans issued in the 12 months to June drops 4.7% compared with previous year
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