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Everyone to bear the brunt of a burnt economy

What a week it’s been.

AIB reduces interest rate for first time buyers

AIB today announces it is reducing its one year fixed interest rate for first time buyer owner occupiers to a market leading interest rate of 2.49 per cent.

Phishing scammer avoids jail

An immigrant father-of-one involved in a “phishing” scam on a Kilkenny bank customer has escaped jail after Judge Desmond Hogan gave him a suspended sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Top recessionary investment tips for Mayo investors

With the economic downturn and turmoil in the financial markets continuing, investors in Mayo should follow three simple steps when considering their investment strategy. This was the message from David Leydon, investment expert with Ireland’s largest and most trusted insurance company, Hibernian Aviva, who was speaking in Mayo this week.

Reassurance from St Brigid’s CU

With all the press coverage credit unions have been receiving in the past few months, some good and some bad, St Brigid’s Credit Union would like to take this opportunity to assure its members of how safe their money is.

Budgeting and saving - top 2009 financial resolutions, says AIB research

The top financial resolutions for 2009 are budgeting money better and saving regularly for a rainy day, according to research conducted for AIB by RED C.

Ring raises issue of commercial partnership pension entitlement

Westport deputy Michael Ring spoke in the Dáil last week, seeking clarification about the number of people engaged in commercial activity, including the operation of a farm, who had applied for pension entitlements.

No room for Government error in banking policy

When historians in 2020 analyse our current politics, the most profound Government decisions will be those relating to our banks.

No room for Government error in banking policy

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When historians in 2020 analyse our current politics, the most profound Government decisions will be those relating to our banks.

No room for Government error in banking policy

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When historians in 2020 analyse our current politics, the most profound Government decisions will be those relating to our banks.

 

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