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Calls for ECB rate hikes to be passed on to savers using An Post schemes

Calls have been made for higher interest rates to be paid on State Savings products, following the five rate rises by the European Central Bank (ECB).

Irish Independent

Irish banks are paying savers some of the worst rates in Europe

Irish banks are paying savers interest r ates that are four times lower than the e urozone average, the Irish Independent can reveal.

Irish Independent

Cost of living crisis worsens as dairy, fish and meat prices to skyrocket over coming weeks

One expert warned that people are going to be stuck choosing whether to eat or heat their homes

Dublin Live

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Cost-of-living crisis: Home-heating oil prices drop but we still face double the bills of last year

The cost of home-heating oil has fallen back over the last few weeks.

Irish Independent

UN wants windfall tax on energy companies as complaints rise sharply

Price hikes have led to the highest level of complaints to the energy regulator since the financial crash.

Irish Independent

More than one in three AIB branches to go cashless

Majority State owned AIB is to make 70 of its 170 bank branches cashless in a move set to raise major questions around social inclusion and security. It includes removing ATMs from inside branches.

Irish Independent

Banks urged to spare variable-rate customers from ECB’s rate rise

Lenders have been called on to absorb this week’s European interest rate rise instead of passing it on to variable-rate mortgage holders.

Irish Independent

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Why Covid-19 and shortage of dentists are impacting the price of having your tooth filled

When dentists were forced to display their prices for the first time in 2011, it was seen as a landmark moment for patients.

Irish Independent

Award for AIB’s Colin Hunt a week after bank’s record €97m tracker mortgage fine

The chief executive of AIB, Dr Colin Hunt, is to receive an award for business leadership at a black-tie dinner just a week after his bank was hit with a record €97 million fine for its role in the tracker mortgage scandal.

Irish Independent

Competition watchdog to probe phone providers' price guidance

The State’s competition watchdog is to examine whether advance warnings of price rises by telecoms providers Eir, Vodafone and Three Mobile is a potential threat to competition.

Irish Independent

Government told to get new banks in to avoid consumers ‘being exploited’

The Government has been urged to make a concerted effort to attract foreign banks to this country to prevent consumers being exploited.

Irish Independent

Garda-killer who sped towards officer at Donegal Covid checkpoint before crashing car jailed

Martin McDermott, a 36-year-old father-of-three, appeared at Donegal Circuit Court where he pleaded guilty to a range of charges including endangerment, assault, drink-driving and driving without a licence

Irish Mirror

Bord Gáis denies it is ‘profiting from Ukrainian war’

LEADING energy provider Bord Gáis has denied it is profiting from the war in Ukraine.

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