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Today’s report from the Irish Central Bank provides some bank holiday cheer; we are all wealthier! A lot of our new-found wealth derives from rising housing value. Savings and investments … Continue reading False sense of wealth
By Frank Conway Consumer confidence in Ireland remains weak because many people are not seeing the benefits of an improving economy in their net take-home pay. And this … Continue reading Why Irish Consumer Confidence Remains Weak
In 1930’s America, the financial system was so devastated by the 1929 stock market crash, banks were largely still out action a decade later. The Great Depression wreaked havoc on … Continue reading How the State can take a role in mortgages & housing
Parents must be rewarded through tax system for achieving and maintaining a healthy BMI Ireland is on course to be one of the fattest countries in Europe by 2025 as both … Continue reading Tackling rising obesity: offer tax credits for healthy BMI
Surprise, surprise, the Irish are not tops when it comes to owning the home they live in. Here in EU-land, the top place goes to the…Romanians! Yes, they manage better … Continue reading Here is where Ireland ranks in global homeownership tables
Michael Noonan has done the people a service. He has begun the process of rolling back the years of crushing austerity. In a number of areas, Mr. Noonan and his … Continue reading Beginning of end for Irish austerity
Euro zone finance ministers have agreed in principle to Ireland refinancing expensive IMF rescue loans with cheap finance raised in the market. If, as expected the deal is done and … Continue reading Good news for Ireland on a number of fronts
News that influential publisher Forbes has given a 2-thumbs up to Ireland as a good place to do business has been warmly received across the media spectrum here. But the … Continue reading Wave of positive news for Ireland Inc.
Banks across Ireland and globally have spent the last 5 years struggling to contain and clean up the mortgage delinquency mess. Unfortunately, for Irish banks, the problem is only getting … Continue reading Mitigating mortgage arrears: how one US bank manages the process
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The latest property price index from the Irish Central Statistics Office reveals a rise in property prices across Ireland, the first since 2008. In the year to June, residential … Continue reading Irish property prices rise for first time since 2008
