About 90pc of household savings is in accounts that pay almost no interest, resulting in a €3.5bn loss to savers. Now, a survey commissioned by price...
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Apart from that one time it wrecked the economy and the lives of millions of people back in 2008, the Irish banking system had an uneventfully...
Financial services firm is regulated from Lithuania, but ‘would need to obey Irish rules’ The financial services firm, which has an estimated 2.7 million Irish customers,...
:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/irishtimes/DUW7K3XD5SZIF4YYVBYQIBV4I4.jpg "Revolut’s Irish mortgages are a game changer, and the banks know it")
This year has seen the re-emergence of non-bank lenders in the Irish market, as financing conditions on global bond markets — where they ultimately fund themselves...
:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/irishtimes/GOUPEHZ6UIUGDFP4SRDQFXQE5E.jpg "Revolut plans Irish mortgages launch in first half of 2025")
UK-based financial technology group Revolut is eyeing a long-anticipated launch of mortgages in the Irish market in the first half of next year, according to the...
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Revolut posted a better-than-expected $428 million (€398 million) profit last year as the London-based fintech eyes a share sale that would value it at above $40...
Move comes after people reported instances of unauthorised transactions and fraudulent activity on their accounts It comes after the revelation this week that a cyber security...
Victim of crime is himself a cyber-security expert and insisted he never responds to scam emails or texts The comments come after this publication presented the...
The money app, which claims to have 2.8 million users in Ireland, will allow its customers to invest into corporate and government bonds, and get regular...
:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/irishtimes/EVGJNMAAPNFA3PXEXHSPELQ3HY.jpg "Deposits war heats up: Irish savers starting to see much higher rates offered")
There’s a certain (cruel?) irony perhaps in the fact that just as interest rates start to decline in Europe, Irish savers are starting to see some...
This is due to the failure of most people to seek out the best rates in the market, according to research carried out by savings and...
It comes as the Irish Independent queried a number of cases with Revolut where its customers experienced fraudulent activity or had their accounts shut down without...