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No, not that Black Swan – this Black Swan.
Ten principles from the man who saw the banking crisis coming.
What is fragile should break early while it is still small.
No socialisation of...
If you have had problems with your cash flow and perhaps fallen behind in some payments, it may be a good idea to learn about your credit rating.
The principal credit rating agency in Ireland is the Irish Credit Bureau (ICB).
The ICB holds all the details of loans you have made with various lending...
Payment Protection Insurance or PPI, which repays some or all of your loan if you cannot work because you fall ill or lose your job, can add as much as 16 per cent to the cost of a loan. Adding the PPI on a five-year personal loan of €15,000 could cost you as much as €3,000!
About half of those who...
If you are a homeowner coming before the Courts and possibly risk having your home repossessed and you have no legal representation, it is time to take some action.
There is a new advocacy group working around the clock on a voluntary basis to help represent people like you.
New Beginning is calling for...
Ten principles for a Black Swan proof world
How to improve your credit rating
Dealing with a mortgage in arrears
Posted on Mar 2, 2011 in Bankruptcy, Consumer rights, Current Affairs, Debt, Featured, Mortgages, Personal Finance, Property, Recession | 0 comments
The latest figures from the Central Bank of Ireland (28 February 2011) show a 5.7% of Mortgage Accounts in Arrears for more than 90 days.
If you are one of the unfortunates with this problem – the PDFs below will provide some information and advice on dealing with your problem mortgage.
Mortgage...
Ripped off by the bank? Get your Payment Protection Insurance money back…
Have you been served with a writ claiming repossession of your home?
