05 Dec Talking Money: RTE Radio 1 Be financially ready for Christmas! This week on Talking Money on RTE Radio 1's 'Drivetime' show Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby discussed different aspects of Christmas and ... Continue reading
11 Nov Primetime: excessive interest rates Last night's Primetime had a well thought out piece on variable interest rates. The general thesis was that variable rates are 'too ... Continue reading
Budget night 2015: Vincent Browne’s ‘Tonight’ show on TV3 On the night of Budget 2015 we were asked to participate in a large panel discussion on Vincent Browne's 'Tonight' show. We tried to ma... Continue reading
08 Oct Newstalk: Lunchtime speaks to Irish Mortgage Brokers about ‘mortgage caps’ Jonathan Healy of Newstalk spoke to Karl Deeter about capping mortgage loan to values and loan to income amounts. This is a logically c... Continue reading
Compound interest This video explains the upside and downside of compound interest. This is one of the fundamental lessons in understanding money, and al... Continue reading
19 Aug Talking Money on how to get rich and keep it This week on 'Talking Money' we looked at ways to get wealth and keep it, the bad news is we didn't reveal any 'get rich quick' schemes... Continue reading
23 Jun RTE Drivetime: Talking Money with Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby We started off our 'Talking Money' series with RTE's Drivetime (tune in Monday's at 18:15!) with a talk about the effects of overpaying... Continue reading
16 May RTE Drivetime: Mary Wilson speaks to Irish Mortgage Brokers Mary Wilson spoke to Karl Deeter about some of the housing issues being faced by the country on RTE's Drivetime. The point was made tha... Continue reading
RTE Six One News: Insolvency Service piece by Conor Hunt, 3rd April 2014 We gave a few thoughts on the recent ISI figures. That the case numbers are low is to be expected, firstly, informal negotiations have ... Continue reading
Six One News looks at the problem of Rent Receivers Rent receivers are generally sent in when a landlord is unable to meet the terms of their contract. It doesn't mean they can't pay anyt... Continue reading