Irish Debate – Mortgages with Karl Deeter We were delighted to work with Irish Debate on doing a mortgage show, we have been big fans of theirs for a long time so it is especial... Continue reading
The solution for Section 23 Owners Section 23 properties have had their tax treatment changed, in effect the buyer honoured their side of the contract from the outset and... Continue reading
The 4 year plan (synopsis) in simple English [including some sarcasm] The idea behind it: A plan to reign in out our spiralling deficit and national debt. Why do it? Because without this or something li... Continue reading
Financial Terrorists? I haven't heard the expression 'financial terrorists' used in reference to any of the architects of our demise before, but it seems som... Continue reading
Ireland: Making Argentina, Iraq and Pakistan look good From a credit perspective that is. The picture below is a snapshot of Credit Default Swap prices and the Cumulative Probability of Defa... Continue reading
Are investment property owners ‘hard pressed’? PTsb are going to take away investors tracker mortgages unless they go to capital and interest payments, that story was broken by Charl... Continue reading
Irish debt, third most likely to default in the world? Credit Default Swaps hit a record high yesterday for Irish Sovereign Debt. CNBC spoke to Brian Cowen on this topic yesterday, our Stude... Continue reading
Emerging & Developed Economies The picture below spells it out clearly. The green line is the S&P 500, it shows that it has made and lost money resol... Continue reading
Recent Irish bond yields explained in plain English. We are not issuing bonds, so the cost of servicing our debt has not magically risen to ‘7%’ because we are not borrowing at that rate, ... Continue reading