10 Jun Sunday Business Post – Deposits This story appeared in the print and online edition of the Sunday Business Post on the 9th of June 2013. Another banking win is how so... Continue reading
21 May The credit bureau they don’t tell you about, an ‘internal’ ICB at Irish banks Something which isn't widely known is the way that banks keep internal credit scores. This isn't the bit they report to the ICB which i... Continue reading
Who’s the baddest of them all? The Irish Property Owners Association did a survey recently asking investors about their position with banks and how their investment w... Continue reading
The Deeter Plan My best laid plans have often blown up in my face, so chances are the idea I had which I mentioned to Pat Kenny last week has lots of s... Continue reading
2008: When banks independently all decided to make a similar decision This week five years ago is when independent mortgage advisors were in the middle of getting some harsh news, some lenders were pulling... Continue reading
A tale of two speeds The harmonized OECD unemployment rate is 8% but the Eurozone rate (much of which is included in the OECD figures) is higher at 12%. Th... Continue reading
Overindebted property investors – a fix without insolvency using Section 69 There are a lot of property investors who will see the ramp up of repossessions or insolvency of their current situation result in larg... Continue reading
Split mortgage calculator I put together this spreadsheet during my afternoon coffee break. All you have to do is play around with the yellow boxes and try diffe... 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