Time to leave your home, give it up… One of the downsides of financial advice is when a person comes to you and it is too late to help, recently I had a client who was abou... Continue reading
FLAC thoughts on new CCMA, are they well thought out? I can't help but feel disappointment when I hear that FLAC are calling for banks to be highly limited in their ability to make unsolici... Continue reading
Our submission to the Central Bank on CCMA 2013 As a firm we believe compliance is important, relevant and while not always efficient it helps to smooth out some of the issues in firm... 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
Actual repossessions versus perceived repossessions If you were to read the headlines and not delve into the figures you'd be forgiven for thinking banks are either taking back houses who... Continue reading
Banks starting to set targest for ‘going legal’ (Original article appeared in the Irish Sun) For thousands of property investors the time has finally come to assume the position, AIB... Continue reading
A Buy To Let survey We are doing an online survey for people who bought investment properties in the past, the survey is here. If you can answer it please... Continue reading
A critique of the new Central Bank and CCMA measures This article appeared in the Sunday Business Post on the 17th of March 2013 A senior banker described the new rules introduced by the G... Continue reading
Repossessions in numbers: Ireland vs the UK When we hear that 'we have a low level of repossessions' it is comparatively true. It may be devastating for the people affected (as ar... Continue reading