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30 Apr

The long term impact of the pandemic

April 30, 2021
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The pandemic and the associated lockdowns have obviously had immediate repercussions on Ireland’s economy and daily life for its citize...

30 Apr

mortgage brokers, Mortgage rates, mortgages, personal finance, property, remortgage, switch mortgage

Mortgage switching: how, when, why

April 30, 2021
By IMB Admin
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What does it mean to switch mortgages? Why would someone want to switch? What can be gained from switching? Finally, if one wants to sw...

30 Apr

finance ireland, financial literacy, general financial news, Mortgage rates, mortgages

Could harsher punishments for mortgages in arrears lead to lower rates?

April 30, 2021
By IMB Admin
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Mortgages are notoriously expensive in Ireland, with rates twice those of the Eurozone average. How best to address this problem has be...

27 Apr

central bank, economics, finance ireland, general financial news, regulation

Are capital requirements for Irish banks too high?

April 27, 2021
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In the aftermath of the financial crash of 2008, the European debt crisis, and the Irish banking crisis, in 2014 regulations were passe...

23 Apr

finance ireland, interest rates, Mortgage rates, mortgages, property prices

Covid-19’s impact on mortgages

April 23, 2021
By IMB Admin
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The covid-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on all areas of the financial world, including banks, loans, and mortgages. Mortgage arr...

23 Apr

economics, finance ireland, general financial news, help to buy

Could Ireland be a leader in fintech development?

April 23, 2021
By IMB Admin
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The financial technology (fintech) industry has seen rapid growth worldwide, in time with the rapid progress of technology itself. Exam...

23 Apr

economics, irish life, regulation, taxation

How the Biden administration’s new proposition might affect Ireland

April 23, 2021
By IMB Admin
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A key part of Ireland’s appeal to international investment has been its pro business infrastructure and low corporate tax rate of 12.5%...

23 Apr

economics, general financial news, international finance, irish life

How Brexit might impact Ireland going forward

April 23, 2021
By IMB Admin
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As of 31 December, 2020, the transition period of the UK’s exit from the EU has ended, and Europe is now left to deal with its economic...

19 Apr

central bank, compliance, criteria for first time buyer, deposit rates, finance ireland, financial literacy, first time buyer mortgage, Mortgage rates, mortgages, regulation, remortgage

Types of mortgages and lending rules

April 19, 2021
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Irish law has specialized sets of lending rules depending on the type of mortgage application. Types of applications are split into thr...

19 Apr

central bank, economics, general financial news, international finance, tax information, taxation

The legacy of the “Double Irish” loophole

April 19, 2021
By IMB Admin
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The “Double Irish” was one of the most notorious tax loopholes, used by large firms for decades since the 1990s. It was base erosion an...

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Monthly Archives: April 2021

The long term impact of the pandemic

Mortgage switching: how, when, why

Could harsher punishments for mortgages in arrears lead to lower rates?

Are capital requirements for Irish banks too high?

Covid-19’s impact on mortgages

Could Ireland be a leader in fintech development?

How the Biden administration’s new proposition might affect Ireland

How Brexit might impact Ireland going forward

Types of mortgages and lending rules

The legacy of the “Double Irish” loophole

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