EU ‘must do more’ to facilitate mortgages from abroad
The EU must do more to allow consumers to get loans or mortgages from other countries, the bloc’s Financial Services...
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OECD joins EU in predicting Irish economy will contract as exports engine slows
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has become the second major forecaster in recent weeks to predict the...
Will struggling mortgage holders be given the relief they deserve?
The only guarantee that we have (if, indeed, we have any such) that there will ever be enough money available...
Window dressing bank offerings of 3% an attempt to save face
In July last year, the European Central Bank (ECB) ended its more than 11-year-long era of negative interest rates, raising...
Pharma and food shares favoured over tech by Europe’s top market investors
Big European stock market investors have dialled down their fears of a recession, but still favour pharma and food shares...
Why are Irish mortgage rates the highest in the EU?
Latest figures from the Central Bank show that the average interest rate on a new mortgage in Ireland is 3.01%.Although...
