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Updated: 09:48, Monday, 20 February 2012
mortgages
One in 10 now in mortgage arrears
The number of people falling behind their mortgage payments has risen again.
Personal Debt & Savings
- Household charge fine may be docked at source
- Higgins wants backing for household charge boycott
- Three banks refuse to pass on ECB cut to customers
- Howlin cuts will add €1,000 to family outgoings
- How might my finances change if euro collapsed?
Mortgages
One in 10 now in mortgage arrears
The number of people falling behind their mortgage payments has risen again.
- Mortgage pressures push financial complaints up.
- House price drop biggest for two years
- No cut in tracker mortgage rates this month
- No new ECB ratecut expected for tracker mortgages
- House prices fall further in last three months
Consumer Guides
- Jobseekers' Benefit is inadequate, says report
- Cash or card: The pros and cons
- Saorview: how to switch to digital TV by October
- Stopping junk mail, spam email, and cold calls
- How to avoid dodgy trades people this winter
Limited availabilty of new mortgage schemes
Taoiseach urges Greyhound to show more flexibility on payments
Charge for fire callouts to apply from todaySearch RTÉ News
Business Features
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The long and the short of it
Conor Brophy reports that the hemline index may be back in vogue as an indicator of consumer confidence.
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Morning Ireland
State Street's investment chief says the firm is underweight in European shares due to fears about economic weakness this year.
