05 Mar The Rise of Income Inequality in the United States Part 2 Previously, I discussed the theory that wealth inequality is growing in the United States. A lot of this wealth inequality is due to th... Continue reading
04 Mar Affordability Tradeoffs – Food for Thought "Virtually anything can be made more affordable in isolation, simply by transferring resources to it from elsewhere in the economy" -Th... Continue reading
04 Mar The Rise of Income Inequality in the United States When a candidate like Bernie Sanders promises free health care and free education, many Americans have jumped at the idea of voting for... Continue reading
24 Feb Housing Update and the Coronavirus At the beginning of the year, Glenveagh Property, an Irish home building company, had shares increase by over 2%. The shares rose due t... Continue reading
21 Feb The Derivatives That Sunk Banks In The Global Crisis Mortgage-backed securities played a significant role in the Global Financial Crisis of 2008. These securities had attractive interest r... Continue reading
11 Feb Tracker Mortgage Scandal A tracker mortgage is a mortgage that has its rate tied to the European Central Bank rate. AIB and other banks looked to force people a... Continue reading
08 Jul Public and private sector pay gap shrinks The pay gap between workers in the public and private sector has always been significant, especially in Ireland. This divide is not com... Continue reading
20 Jun Renting vs. Buying A current issue revolving around Irish news is whether to increase the supply of rental or property ownership. It is well known that th... Continue reading
12 Jun Dublin’s Housing Prices are Growing Faster than Income A new report released by credit analysts from Moody’s states that Dublin house prices have grown approximately nine times the rate that... Continue reading
24 Aug TodayFM Last Word features Irish Mortgage Brokers and Joan Burton to discuss bank taxation We took part in a conversation with Matt Cooper on The Last Word about bank taxation with Joan Burton from the Labour Party. We tried t... Continue reading