Deposits war heats up: Irish savers starting to see much higher rates offered
Looking outside the traditional banks will open the door to much more competitive interest on your savings
Raisin
Should you switch your main bank account to Revolut or another digital player?
As people move away from cash, they are using neobanks more and more, but there can be pitfalls
Put a lump sum in European banks right now and you’ll get hundreds more in interest
Irish customers have access to rates across Europe that cast local options in a poor light
Talk of ECB cutting interest rates in March is premature, analysts warn
As inflation falls, speculation that Frankfurt will begin to loosen the monetary reins sooner-than-expected has increased, but when can we expect the first rate cut
Irish households saving more than their European counterparts despite poor returns
Consumers in the State put aside an additional €4.5bn during the first 10 months of the year
What can you do if you have money sitting in an Irish bank earning little or nothing?
On The Money: Irish banks are making a fortune from your savings but you do have options if you’re looking for a better return
Savings rates are rising: here are the best accounts for you
Mainstream Irish lenders are not currently the best option for deposits as consumers are urged to keep an eye on changing offers
Why are savers being held to ransom by Ireland’s banks?
On The Money: Getting a decent return on any spare cash is a challenge as Irish banks already have more of our money than they need
AIB gives its German savers higher returns than Irish customers
Difference of 400% noted as Irish savers continue to see returns plummet
Irish savers still earn the lowest return on their deposits across the Euro zone
Saver with €10,000 earns average of just €3 in Ireland - compared with €122 in the Netherlands
What’s a saver with more than €1 million on deposit to do?
Nearly 1,800 household accounts in Ireland have more than €1 million on deposit - despite negligible interest rates
Returns of 1.6% could soon be on way for Irish savers
Pan-European player Raisin.com readying second assault on Irish market
Austrian bank offers Irish savers returns of up to 1.5%
Savers could double their return by placing a deposit via raisin.com
Rabodirect and KBC Bank to cut deposit rates further
Savers could lose €300 a year as KBC slashes top rate to 0.7% and Rabodirect to 0.6%
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