Most of the banks in Ireland now have some sort of transaction fees or admin charges on current accounts.We have compared current bank account charges in Ireland to find out how much average customers could be paying each year. In 2019 , some Credit Unions began offering current accounts – but they also have admin […]
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An Post had to freeze about 50,000 pre-paid “currency” cards because of an ongoing accounting scandal at Wirecard.German fintech company Wirecard filed for insolvency last week after admitting it had lost €1.9 billion from a largely fictional balance sheet. Last week the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK ordered An Post to cease operating the […]
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3-year Savings Bond (Issue 17) 1% total return (AER 0.33%) 4-year National Solidarity Bond (Issue 6) 2% total return (AER 0.5%) 5 -year Savings Certificate (Issue 22) 5% total returne (AER 0.98%) 10-year National Solidarity Bond (Issue 5) : 16% total return (AER 1.5%) (Was previously 30% when launched ) (AER is the Annual Equivalent […]
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Thousands of elderly people and those with bad health collect pensions or benefit payments from post offices. Because of the current coronavirus issues – it is advised to avoid busy places. Welfare have changed ALL payment to fortnightly to help reduce trips to ost Offices. More details on Fortnightly Payments here NEW: March 20th – […]
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The emergency COVID-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment is a short term payment to help people out of work because of the coronavirus. There have been at least 40,00 applications . The first payments were due to go out to some people on 24th March to bank accounts. The next ones are due at the start of […]
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