Yesterday AIB increased interest rates for both existing and new borrowers. This comes as a huge blow to consumers, in particular given...

Irish banks are caught in a perfect storm of funding costs versus lending costs which spells bad value for consumers. This is clearly s...

Caroline Madden wrote an article in today's Irish Times 'Just who is getting the mortgages?'. It is a question that begs answers, at fi...

The Sunday Times had an interesting article by Niall Brady which was pointing out the arbitrage that the consumer could have between re...

A highly debated element of the recapitalisations to date and the NAMA debate have to do with credit flow, that if banks are given mone...

In the USA the 30yr Treasury is often called the 'long bond' and it is watched (the yields) very closely as it is the indication on lon...

There were many innocent parties to the credit fuelled property bubble, they are generally those who didn't borrow, or who carried no d...

AIB announced today that they will be closed to switcher mortgage business effective immediately. We spoke to Mary Wilson from RTE's Dr...

We got a mention in today's Indo in the 'Your Money' section, the story is about the one year freeze banks have on repossessions. The ...

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