AIB to refund €3.1m to credit card customers AIB is to refund 11,500 customers over discrepancies relating to the insurance products sold with credit cards. Business • 15 Sep 17
Electronic theft: know the scammer's game first Phishing, dodgy email links, call it fraud or a scam, but either way your money could be stolen. Tina Leonard tells Today with Pat Kenny ... Business • 09 Jan 13
Householders to face €40 water charge An annual charge will be imposed on householders to cover the cost of installation of water meters, it has been reported. Business • 05 Dec 12
How to save money on insurance polices Insurance is one of the first things that people consider removing from their monthly bills if they fall on hard times. Consumer expert Tina Leonard ... Business • 14 Jan 13
Time to shop around to avoid bank fees Ulster Bank is the only bank to offer free banking after AIB changed its rules. So it's time to shop around. Tina Leonard has the ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Ulster customers can take trackers with them Ulster Bank is to allow homeowners who have a tracker mortgage to keep its benefits when they move home. Business • 05 Dec 12
House prices in Dublin have dropped by 57% House prices continue to fall as the credit squeeze paralyses the mortgage market, but it means Irish property is now the second most affordable in ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Cashing in on your old mobile phone Smart phones can fetch more than €500 in the second hand market, but old Nokias or Samsungs and Blackberrys are also worth selling or recycling. ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Is it worth getting airline credit cards? Ryanair has just introduced a new airline card which will save you the €12 admin fee on return flights. But there are hidden charges on ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Green light for negative equity mortgages Homeowners struggling to move because of negative equity may find it easier to get mortgages after the financial regulator said a pilot scheme was to ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Solicitors fees vary 500%, survey shows Solicitors fees sometimes seem exorbitant and appear to bear no relation to the work involved. The National Consumer Agency tried to get benchmarks for three ... Business • 05 Dec 12
One in 10 now in mortgage arrears The number of people falling behind their mortgage payments has risen again. Business • 05 Dec 12
Mortgage pressures push financial complaints up. Rising financial pressure faced by consumers has pushed the number of complaints against financial services to 7,000 in 2011. Business • 05 Dec 12
How to avoid penalties when cancelling contracts Contracts are becoming increasingly long, particularly mobiles. Make sure you know what you're getting into and how you get out without cost. Tina Leonard reports Business • 05 Apr 17
Jobseekers' Benefit is inadequate, says report A report suggests that the majority of families dependent on Jobseeker's Benefit do not have an adequate income for a basic standard of living. Business • 05 Dec 12
Cash or card: The pros and cons The Irish withdraw double the European average from ATMs every year, but banks want us to use more plastic? Tna Leonard investigates which is better ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Saorview: how to switch to digital TV by October Analogue TV is being switched off across the country in October. Here is the complete guide to TVs, aerials and set-top boxes plus prices to ... Business • 05 Dec 12
House price drop biggest for two years Property prices across the country fell at their fastest annual rate in almost two years last month, as the economic crash continues to take its ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Stopping junk mail, spam email, and cold calls Junk mail, spam email, evening calls offering discounts on something you don't want anyway? Tina Leonard tells Pat Kenny the consumer has plenty of rights. ... Business • 05 Dec 12
New on demand movie service launches A new service offering on demand movies for less than £7 a month has launched - but can it compete with Apple TV, Xbox Live ... Business • 05 Dec 12
How to avoid dodgy trades people this winter Unscrupulous tradesmen prey on your ignorance. So if someone calls and tells you you need your roof/gutters/heating fixed, think twice,Tina Leonard tells Pat Kenny. Business • 05 Dec 12
No cut in tracker mortgage rates this month Householders with tracker mortgages will not see any further drop in their monthly bill after the European Central Bank left its key interest rate unchanged ... Business • 05 Dec 12
No new ECB ratecut expected for tracker mortgages Hundreds of thousands of mortgage holders are unlikely to get a further reduction in their monthly bills with the European Central Bank expected to leave ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Revenue open helpline on pensions There has been furious reaction to news that 115,000 pensioners are to receive letters in the coming weeks telling them they are liable for extra ... Business • 05 Dec 12
Money saving tips for 2012 The price of everything seems to have gone up - here are some tips for saving on transport, work and health by consumer expert Tina ... Business • 05 Dec 12
