Ireland AM on TV3, Insolvency questions with Sinead Desmond 12th August 2013 We were pleased to go on Ireland AM and talk about a few current issues in the world of finance, the first being that the new Insolvenc... Continue reading
12 Aug Coleman at Large – with Fionn Davenport, Donal O’Donovan, Regina Breheny and Karl Deeter The 'Coleman at Large' show featured Donal O'Donovan (formerly of the IMF), Regina Breheny (Irish Venture Capital Association) and Karl... Continue reading
09 Aug The ‘Kilkenny Trust’ that makes mortgage debt disappear There has been talk recently of a group based in Kilkenny who have a method for putting properties beyond the reach of banks. According... Continue reading
08 Aug Taxing sites: Isn’t that what a site value tax would have done? When I heard that Dublin City Council was considering a tax on undeveloped sites I nearly choked on my coffee. The introduction of the ... Continue reading
07 Aug Davenport after Dark on Newstalk: Karl Deeter on mortgage repossessions 1st August 2013 We were asked to speak to Fionn Davenport & Kieran Cuddihy on Davenport After Dark about the changes in the Land Conveyance Law Ref... Continue reading
06 Aug Talking Point with Sarah Carey: the role of unions, joined by John Moynes, Gerald Flynn & Karl Deeter I had the pleasure (and it was fun I admit) of joining Sarah Carey on talking point on Saturday. The thrust of the show was about union... Continue reading
RTE News: AIB interim results and strategic default, 1st August 2013 reporting by Emma McNamara Continue reading
Property tax paying bondholders? This was something that broke while I was on annual leave, it's really infuriating to see that the property tax which was meant to be a... Continue reading
01 Aug Why paying off your credit card rather than your mortgage is stupid It's a common debate in debt that people prioritise in certain ways based on certain behaviours. A common one being that it is rational... Continue reading
29 Jul LMFM 25th July 2013, Karl talks to Deirdre about property prices, cycles and banks Continue reading