08 Oct Podcast: Mistakes that first time buyers make with Joanne Daly, episode 00001 Joanne Daly has been a broker for 13 years and in this piece she speaks to Karl Deeter about the errors that first time buyers make pri... Continue reading
25 Sep The ‘Talking Money’ book by Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby We are delighted that Irish Life decided to sponsor our book 'Talking Money' which is based on the successful radio segment that has be... Continue reading
19 Aug Two identical first time buyers walk into a bar, one qualifies, the other doesn’t The Central Bank rules on curtailing mortgage lending have had an interesting effect, first is that we are seeing more loans draw down ... Continue reading
17 Jul RTE Talking Money on Life Insurance Back in June (sorry for the delay, we had the recording but didn't post it!) we did a piece on life insurance and both how and why it m... Continue reading
11 Feb SME Awards 2015 We are fans of business, in particular SME's and thought we'd help spread the word about the SME Awards 2015. Here's the detail: The ... Continue reading
20 Jan The problem of over-saving Just when we thought we heard it all in terms of the strange scenarios you encounter in credit, up pop's something new, the problem of ... Continue reading
14 Jan Talking Money on New Years Resolutions, 5th January 2015 This was our first time to do 'Talking Money' on RTE's Drivetime Show, we looked at financial resolutions, how to make them simple, and... Continue reading
06 Jan Irish Mortgage Brokers, complaint free in 2014! We’re happy about it. Last year marked our 10th anniversary and also the 10th year for which we had no customer complaint which required any adjudication by ... Continue reading
11 Dec Rule 72, unlike rule 34 in every way You'll have to forgive the meme reference of 'Rule 34', because 'Rule 72' is a financial mathematics tool that helps you decide how lon... 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