Thrifty News Digest September 19, 2013

• Central banks to work harder at planning from cradle to grave
  Not unlike the ageing public – central banks will have to work harder as their economies grey and greater interest rate volatility over time may well be the outcome.
• Insurance 'extras' are pushing up homeowners' bills
  HOMEOWNERS will not get cheaper house insurance by being prepared to pay part of the claims themselves, a new survey has found.
• Irish customers of Equitable Life urged to seek compensation
  PEOPLE in this country who took out pension policies with Equitable Life have been urged to immediately seek compensation from the British government.
• Noonan to monitor mortgage arrears
  FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan said the Government will bring in further measures to tackle the mortgage crisis, if needed.
• Top EU official wants tougher stance on repossessions
  A SENIOR representative from the European Commission has urged Irish banks to get tougher on repossessing homes.

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