Way back in 2004, Senator Donie Cassidy tried to start a “name and shame” campaign in the early days of what became [...]
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FLAC provides an advice leaflet on mortgage arrears
FLAC, the Free Legal Advice Centres, has provided an advice and information leaflet for those who may be facing difficulties with their [...]
AIB added to Overcharging Hall of Shame for 8th time
Today sees yet another addition to the Overcharging Hall of Shame with AIB returning to the listing now for the 8th time [...]
Bank Of Ireland phishing e-mail – would you fall for this?
A friend sent me this e-mail phishing attempt from a month or so ago – pretending to be a Bank of Ireland [...]
Setting 2010 Financial Priorities – Hierarchy of Needs (and Spending)
I wrote yesterday about setting a financial priority for yourself for 2010, and how your spending during the coming year should be [...]
New Year, New Priorities – Welcome to 2010
Firstly, I’d like to wish a Happy New Year to all ValueIreland.com readers. I very much appreciate you visiting this site, commenting [...]
Cutting costs and saving money – there is an important difference
There’s a huge amount of information out there (newspapers, blogs, magazines and on radio and tv) giving you advice on how to [...]
AskAboutMoney.com presents “What every consumer MUST know”
Last week, Brendan at AskAboutMoney.com has started this great thread entitled “What every consumer MUST know“. It’s definitely worth checking out and [...]
Refund.ie – A service that I’d stay well clear of
Both the Irish Examiner and the Irish Independent (three times) have blindly (and misguidedly in my opinion) given coverage recently to a new [...]
1.9m Irish consumers overcharged by over €632m since 2004
Last week saw Bank of Ireland added to the Overcharging in Ireland hall of shame for the 6th time since 2004.
According to [...]
