Mortgage-holders could save €80 a month with green deals, brokers say
Brokers Ireland says anyone who has not reviewed their home loan in a while is likely missing out on savings
Brokers Ireland says anyone who has not reviewed their home loan in a while is likely missing out on savings
Ireland is sending its largest ever Olympic team to Paris. Even better than that for sponsors, advertisers and RTÉ, these games are in the perfect time zone
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Bank gives new titles to three top executives
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Former banking analyst Scott Rankin said to be on gardening leave but expected to join bank, which is 57% State-owned
In first meeting with Harris, heads of Bank of Ireland, AIB and PTSB expected to say they were among the slowest in Europe to increase rates on foot of ECB hikes
Recent months have seen a number of offerings for savers in the Irish market in response to moves by the ECB
Kerry and Glanbia were both higher by the end of the day, adding 0.33 per cent and 0.16 per cent respectively
Banks were in focus on Dublin market as it was confirmed that euro zone inflation ticked up to 2.6 per cent in May
Pensioners are eligible for SEAI retrofit programmes, grants and related loans, but consider whether you will be around for long enough to enjoy the benefits
Dublin couple told by mortgage lender their home was at risk over sum of €20.33 it claimed was owed
Nonbank lenders are targeting niche markets as banks still hold whip hand on the most competitive interest rates
Banking stocks mixed after first interest rate reduction in five years
PTSB survey highlights value people place on dealing with other people instead of machines or chatbots
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Irish index of shares edges lower as a decline in banking shares and some key travel stocks weighs on market
On the Iseq banking stocks were largely higher, with AIB gaining
US stocks maintain momentum as Dow Jones breaches 40,000-mark
Three-year fixed rate for new and existing customers will fall by more than 1.05 percentage points
As the ECB starts cutting interest rates, look for the banks to follow suit on deposit rates
Simply by moving money to notice accounts or fixed term deposits, you can improve your return by up to a factor of 30
Rise in net interest income helps bank to 9% increase in total operating income in first quarter of the year
Iseq index underperforms, adding just 0.3% amid slump in Ryanair shares
Homeowners need to balance the allure of enhanced cashback offers against the rates of offer and the prospect of cuts in the months ahead
Iseq index outperforms its peers, adding 1.5% after positive updates from Smurfit Kappa and Glenveagh Homes
Bankinter’s Avant Money is looking to expand its product and service offerings as it becomes a bank branch, beginning initially with deposits
Irish index of shares ended the week up 0.5% with gains in construction and travel
Details of the State’s low cost loan scheme for energy upgrades have finally been unveiled: so who qualifies and how can you apply?
New player in the sector looks like good news for consumers as it should lead to increased competition
Move would mark the first new entrant here since 2005, and follows a slew of exits since the crash
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