As banks prepare to meet finance minister, tracker scandal set to hit 30,000 accounts

Figures show 20,000 property owners have been affected, but total is expected to rise further

about 15 hours ago

Fiona Reddan

As Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe prepares to meet the heads of KBC Bank and Bank of Ireland this morning, the scale of the tracker mortgage scandal may yet rise to represent about 10 per cent of all tracker mortgage accounts.

As Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe prepares to meet the heads of KBC Bank and Bank of Ireland this morning, the scale of the tracker mortgage scandal may yet rise to represent about 10 per cent of all tracker mortgage accounts.

As Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe prepares to meet the heads of KBC Bank and Bank of Ireland this morning, the scale of the tracker mortgage scandal may yet rise to represent about 10 per cent of all tracker mortgage accounts.

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