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EBS Mortgage Masterclass event series. For anyone thinking of buying or building their first home, making the decision to go for it is the first step in an exciting journey. It can be a journey into the unknown for some, but EBS are here to help. They can answer any questions people might have and are here to ease any stress and confusion that may be felt by those buying or building a house for the first time. EBS will be hosting the latest in its series of EBS Mortgage Masterclasses on Thursday, 4 February, an event designed to navigate through the mortgage landscape and to ease any concern...

'); Irish banks want to take on Revolut together — but why has the competition watchdog 'rejected' them? Why has it taken so long for Irish banks to address competition from fresh-faced fintech companies? By Ian Curran Sunday 24 Jan 2021, 6:30 AM Jan 24th 2021, 6:30 AM 76,285 Views 37 Comments Image: SIPA USA/PA Images Image: SIPA USA/PA Images THERE WAS SEEMINGLY good news for Irish consumers last week when it was reported that four Irish...

If your finances are all over the place and out of control, it’s very difficult to focus on other aspects of your health. You can get tied up in your financial issues letting your health and diet suffer as a result. With that in mind, my annual Financial Real Health episode is back this week and I’m joined by Eoin McGee, the financial advisor, TV presenter and best-selling author of ‘How to be Good with Money’. Eoin explains why, in a time of pandemic and stress, it’s so important to control the controllables and focus on what you can manage.

TV Editor Tonight's top telly tips include the return of David Mitchell and Robert Webb in Back, Eoin McGee meets Wicklow fiftysomethings in How to Be Good with Money, more Death in Paradise, and a documentary about Hollywood royalty Ron Howard . . . Pick of the Day Back, 10.00pm, Channel 4 It's taken a bit longer than expected - Robert Webb had health problems, and the the pandemic struck - but here's the second season of the comedy series starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. After a long absence, a rejuvenated Stephen heads back to the John Barleycorn, just as Andrew is starting to fee...

TV Editor Tonight's top TV includes The Pembrokeshire Murders (from the makers of Line of Duty), Eoin McGee advising small business owner Samantha Rawson, The Graduate’s Mike Nichols as the focus of The Directors, and Sinead Quinlan’s new comedy Seriously Sinead? Pick of the Day Given that it’s from the makers of Line of Duty, there’s a fair chance that this three-part miniseries is well worth a look. It’s based on the real-life investigation into the killing of Peter and Gwenda Dixon, the couple robbed and shot dead while walking on a coastal path in Pembrokeshire in 1989.