financial advice blog
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Asset sale puts student loan debts up for grabs
A consumer rights campaigner has raised the alarm over the revival of a plan to sell batches of student loans…
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FitzPatrick’s Anglo loans were small, court told
The former auditor of Anglo Irish Bank has told the trial of Seán FitzPatrick that loans linked to him made…
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Millennial money: A good credit score is essential
My colleague Laura Whateley, our resident consumer champion, recently tried to help a reader who was worrying about a blip…
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Bank’s fears over future of credit unions
Significant concerns over the viability of Irish credit unions were discussed by members of the Central Bank board late last…
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Tough line raises fears among big business
Senior business figures have raised concerns over Theresa May’s vow to pull Britain out of the single market, but welcomed…
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First minister accused of using big business as ‘a cash cow’
Nicola Sturgeon was yesterday accused of using big business as “a cash cow” as she attempted to defend her move…
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Central banks are trying to squeeze out the last drop
A few days ago it was announced that Dame Minouche Shafik, who joined the Bank of England as one of…
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How do you solve a problem like the Co-op bank?
The Manchester lender is back in the headlines — and not just because of its Crystal Methodist former chairman
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Noonan jettisons his banking shares just before they rocket
While finance minister Michael Noonan is gearing up to sell Allied Irish Banks shares to retail investors with more than…
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‘Up to 15 banks’ face tracker scandal rap
Fifteen banks could be facing regulatory sanctions for wrongly removing cheaper tracker mortgages from up to 15,000 customers, according to…
Bill
During a career spanning across twenty years, Bill has perfected the art of stock trading like few others. They say, a stock trader needs an incredible work ethic, an enormous amount of intelligence, a cool head, and the ability to think outside the box. Bill possesses all of these qualities, and much more beyond.
