12 Jun Dublin’s Housing Prices are Growing Faster than Income A new report released by credit analysts from Moody’s states that Dublin house prices have grown approximately nine times the rate that... Continue reading
Fair Deal Scheme The Fair Deal Scheme was enacted in 2009 to assist those who cannot afford to pay full cost of nursing home care. The Fair Deal Scheme ... Continue reading
10 Jun Money lending interest rates regulated The Department of Finance is a crucial part of the government of the republic of Ireland. During the current year, the Financial Servic... Continue reading
07 Jun Regular wages and purchasing homes In the current market, there is an increasing want and need for housing in Ireland, especially in populated cities such as Dublin. With... Continue reading
Donhoe’s Investigation in Interest Cap on Loans The Minister for Finance and Personal Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe, has begun investigating the idea of capping interest rat... Continue reading
12 Sep Newstalk Lunchtime, Wealth per capita now higher than back in the boom, 11th September 2018 Newstalk's 'Lunchtime' with Ciara Kelly did a piece on new wealth statistics issued by the Central Bank which featured Karl Deeter from... Continue reading
20 Aug WLR FM speak to Irish Mortgage Brokers about funds buying mortgage loans. We were happy to take part with Maria on WLR FM about the loans that were being sold by Ulsterbank. We wanted to make the point that re... Continue reading
Housing Induced Stress on Students Students all around the world have been struggling with universities taking advantage of their wallets for quite some time. It is onl... Continue reading
Why the American Housing Market is Crashing With housing being the most affordable it has been since the mid-1970’s, why are Americans choosing to rent instead of buy? Many goo... Continue reading
06 Mar Generation Rent? Try generation Broke It bothers me when people promote long-term renting as a better choice than home ownership because it belies some basic facts. When I ... Continue reading