Paying for an Irish haircut with a Cypriot haircut We don't know the individual profile of every depositor in Cyprus but we do have some gross numbers, there are about 19,000 depositors ... Continue reading
What Is Defamation Defamation is the act of harming another persons character be it through a false written or oral statement. In order for a statement to... Continue reading
Banks starting to set targest for ‘going legal’ (Original article appeared in the Irish Sun) For thousands of property investors the time has finally come to assume the position, AIB... Continue reading
A Buy To Let survey We are doing an online survey for people who bought investment properties in the past, the survey is here. If you can answer it please... Continue reading
The ad we didin’t put in our window… Personally I thought it was eye catching and cheeky, it has the office split down the middle as to whether it's funny or just bad taste... Continue reading
A critique of the new Central Bank and CCMA measures This article appeared in the Sunday Business Post on the 17th of March 2013 A senior banker described the new rules introduced by the G... Continue reading
We need to lose our obsession with property ownership This article was submitted to the Mail on Sunday for publication on the 17th of March, it is not identical to the final edit which appe... Continue reading
Repossessions in numbers: Ireland vs the UK When we hear that 'we have a low level of repossessions' it is comparatively true. It may be devastating for the people affected (as ar... Continue reading
Are repossessions good or evil? There tends to be two views on repossessing family homes, the first is that it is wrong, that doing this is committing an act which is ... Continue reading
Continuing slowdown in growth of arrears is welcome, says IBF Below is a statement from the Irish Bankers Federation regarding today's arrears figures. Continuing slowdown in growth of arrears is ... Continue reading