Ermanent Tsb News Today

Mortgage holders have been warned that the European Central Bank will probably lower borrowing costs three times this year, instead of four.

Financial fraudsters have been been around for thousands of years, they’re nothing new.

Three non-executive directors at PTSB have bought small numbers of shares in the bank this week.

I’d like to use the annual small gift exemption to provide €3,000 a year to each of my grandchildren, aged four and one.

Back in the year 2000, the typical mortgage taken out by Irish first-time buyers lasted just 25 years.

It’s known as the Three Generation Rule. The first generation makes the business, the second generation minds it – and the third generation blows it.

The number of homebuyers being approved for a government support scheme has doubled.

On the back of World Consumer Rights Day last week, I was confronted by lots of questions about everything from returning dodgy goods to getting airline refunds.

Whatever Breda O’Keeffe did with the €450,000 she got in that exit package from RTÉ, it doesn’t seem to have been ploughed into her new consultancy business.

Modern apartment life – a staple of existence in continental European cities such as Vienna and Paris since the second half of the 19th century – is a relatively recent phenomenon in Ireland. Here, the humble ‘flat’ has traditionally been viewed as the poor relation to suburban houses.