If we must have a banking enquiry then make it cheap and fast. I should state from the outset that I am against a banking enquiry if it is the '9/11 style public enquiry' it was originally billed by... Continue reading
Bill Gates and Warren Buffet: Were business schools to blame for the meltdown? This is (to my warped mind), one of the most beautiful things to witness, world class leaders in their respective fields talking to the... Continue reading
How a bank might undo your tracker mortgage 'I have a tracker mortgage so I don't care' a man recently said to me when I was talking about the near definite increase in margins th... Continue reading
Making money from death, is it moral? Financial innovation has meant you can make money from many things which may or may not be considered morally correct, there are 'short... Continue reading
Dealing with arrears – a collectors tale Today's post is by a guest writer who we cannot name, but we can tell you that this person works in the collections department of a maj... Continue reading
Solicitor fees likely to rise. At present any practising solicitor is required to have professional indemnity insurance up to a value of €2.5 million (per claim) this... Continue reading
Bank margins after NAMA The current debate is raging over NAMA and the pricing of loans, much of it centres on the value of the properties in question and abou... Continue reading
Fast Track Repossessions, what does it mean? There has been an interesting development in the area of repossessions in recent weeks in which a property can be taken back (repossess... Continue reading