Credit Union

Flynn and Clarke used fake IDs and wigs to defraud banks and credit unions of €400,000

Keith Flynn and his wife, Lyndsey Clarke, created 80 fake accounts

Property Clinic: Do I need to manage several tradesmen or will one builder suffice?

Total of 15 credit unions now part of move to help businesses affected by Covid-19

Loans of up to €1m available for up to 5½ years

Customers rarely change accounts, but as costs go up here are the options if you do

Returns on deposits are now trending to zero

Keith Flynn and Lyndsey Clarke created 80 fake accounts with 60 false identities

Credit Union is still tops at meeting customer expectations, while retailers also gain

Separate group shouts ‘justice for Aaron Brady’ as Det Garda Donohoe’s widow leaves court

Minister for Finance announces significant reductions to two main regulatory charges

Me & My Money: Wendy Slattery, co-founder and chief executive of Beauty Buddy

Investigation ‘able to withstand most robust and forensic examination by defence in this case’

Family man was the 87th member of the force to be killed on duty

State’s deposit guarantee scheme was invoked on July 2nd

Central Bank triggers deposit guarantee scheme to protect members’ savings

Suspect has history of mental health issues and drug and alcohol abuse

Association wants to ensure borrowers are not penalised for missing loan payments

State’s second-largest credit union heralds easing of lending restrictions as ‘transformative’

St Agnes’ Credit Union in Crumlin says measures will ensure viability of business

State’s second-largest credit union breached loan regulations

Survey of 160 brands shows fewer than 10% making progress on customer experience

The week in business: Nama has placed a minimum bid value of €125 million on the site

About 78% finding costs a burden as financial hit reaches €1,399 per child at second level

Metamo will develop new financial products and services

Credit unions across the country are imposing savings caps as interest rate squeeze tightens

‘Green’ loans should be targeted, respondents say

In RTÉ’s new programme about credit unions, we get a rare thing: a series of loans with very little interest

Patrick Casey tells industry conference that tech-led market entrants pose new challenge

Several niche mortgage operators are already in business here, with more on the way

Consultation paper on proposed changes will be published ‘within the coming weeks’

Business to Arts awards recognise companies and public sector bodies for innovative support

Scheme would cost exchequer a minimum of €170m

Central Bank issues prohibition notice to former union’s assistant manager

High Court appoints liquidators to Charleville Credit Union

Aaron Brady denies any involvement in the murder

The 41-year-old father was shot dead in Jenkinstown on January 25th, 2013

Man in 50s released without charge, second man in 20s still being questioned in Dundalk

The Prison Entrepreneurship Programme being run in Wheatfield Prison looks to harness energies in a positive way, and has been proven to reduce recidivism rates

Amnesty Ireland should not have to return funds from George Soros, says Emily Logan