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# central-bank - Thursday 30 April, 2020
We're spending far less on a lot of things - except groceries - during the Covid-19 pandemic
New data published by the Central Bank includes details of card spending and ATM transactions since the beginning of March.
# central-bank - Wednesday 15 April, 2020
We've been using bank cards a lot less (and cash even less than that) during the Covid-19 crisis
Two new reports from the Central Bank today highlight a change in how we’re spending and also the number of jobs being posted.
# central-bank - Thursday 19 March, 2020
So-called vulture funds and non-bank lenders to allow three-month mortgage break over Covid-19 outbreak
The Central Bank said this evening that there was no impediment to providing the three-month payment breaks.
# central-bank - Wednesday 12 February, 2020
Irish economic growth expected to slow even with Brexit trade deal, says Central Bank
Overall, the country’s economic growth has been described as “broadly positive”.
# central-bank - Wednesday 29 January, 2020
Capital power: why fintech companies are looking to Dublin in the e-money licence quest
US company Payoneer is the latest to get approval as Ireland is at the centre of a fintech revolution.
# central-bank - Thursday 2 January, 2020
The cost of buying a home in Ireland has flatlined - the average price for a house is now €267,000
The asking price for new sales nationally is around €267,000, while the price in Dublin is €374,000.
# central-bank - Monday 23 December, 2019
FactCheck: Has car insurance really gotten cheaper since 2016?
The Taoiseach has claimed the price of insurance is going down – but is he right?
# central-bank - Tuesday 17 December, 2019
'Greedy insurance industry' has spun a false narrative to maximise profits, Dáil hears
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty has said the insurance crisis is not a priority around the Cabinet table.
# central-bank - Monday 16 December, 2019
Pearse Doherty: Damning Central Bank report reveals an insurance industry that prizes profit above its customers
Sky-high premiums aren’t covering the cost of a ‘compo-culture’ but servicing the industry’s profits, writes Pearse Doherty.
Cost of car insurance rises by 42% despite an overall reduction in number of claims
Figures showing the average cost of premiums and payouts were released by the Central Bank today.
# central-bank - Wednesday 4 December, 2019
Central Bank keeps 10% minimum deposit rule for first time buyers for 2020
The Central Bank’s governor Gabriel Makhlouf said that the current rules are working.
# central-bank - Tuesday 26 November, 2019
A €15 silver coin has been minted by the Central Bank in tribute to Phil Lynott
President Higgins launched the commemorative coin in Lynott’s former school in Crumlin.
# central-bank - Wednesday 20 November, 2019
Any form of Brexit will be damaging for Ireland, new Central Bank chief warns
Economic resilience is needed for the country to meet the economic challenges ahead, Gabriel Makhlouf said.
# central-bank - Friday 15 November, 2019
# central-bank - Friday 1 November, 2019
Insurers must give customers information on previous year premiums, Central Bank rules
The rules mean that insurers must also extend their renewal notification period from 15 to 20 working days.
# central-bank - Friday 11 October, 2019
The consumer cost of a no-deal Brexit: Grocery prices at risk of rising
A no-deal scenario would also cost Ireland 73,000 jobs over the next two years, according to analysts’ predictions.
# central-bank - Friday 27 September, 2019
'There's no excuse': Central Bank says some insurance firms not prepared for no-deal Brexit
Ed Sibley said overall the Irish financial system is resilient enough to withstand a hard Brexit.
# central-bank - Monday 23 September, 2019
Ireland's corporation tax revenue may not prove 'sustainable', warn Central Bank economists
Brexit and lower corporation tax receipts could leave Ireland uniquely vulnerable.
# central-bank - Saturday 7 September, 2019
Central Bank gets the green light for €300,000 sculpture by acclaimed Irish artist
The sculpture is expected to be in place by the end of next year.
# central-bank - Wednesday 28 August, 2019
Central Bank tells government to save rather than spend windfalls to help buffer Ireland against future downturns
If windfalls are going to be to be used, they should be used to reduce Ireland’s debt.
# central-bank - Saturday 10 August, 2019
Explainer: Why is there controversy over the new Central Bank governor?
It all stems from a leak of New Zealand’s budget earlier this year.
# central-bank - Wednesday 7 August, 2019
Incoming Central Bank boss tells Donohoe he could have described NZ controversy 'more clearly'
Gabriel Makhlouf told the minister he accepts the findings of the probe into the New Zealand budget controversy.
# central-bank - Wednesday 31 July, 2019
Central Bank's dire no-deal Brexit warning: 34,000 fewer jobs by the end of 2020
Economic growth would slump to less than one per cent next year, the regulator has warned.
# central-bank - Monday 22 July, 2019
Acting Central Bank governor says bankers' pay caps 'may limit the pool of candidates for senior positions'
The finance minister is currently considering a report which reviewed whether bankers’ pay should be increased.
# central-bank - Tuesday 16 July, 2019
Banks offer average of €194,000 to people who lost homes due to tracker mortgage scandal
There were 99 homes lost as a result of lenders’ failings as well as 216 buy-to-let properties.
# central-bank - Friday 12 July, 2019
Hard Brexit could cause house prices to fall, Central Bank warns
The Central Bank warned that external events were the main risks facing the Irish economy.
# central-bank - Friday 5 July, 2019
Wells Fargo fined €5.8m by Central Bank over failures in regulatory reporting
A spokesperson for the bank said it had made ‘significant improvements’ to systems, processes and resources.
# central-bank - Wednesday 26 June, 2019
JP Morgan has been fined €1.6 million by the Central Bank for 'unacceptable' regulatory failings
An Irish subsidiary of the US investment bank had breached outsourcing rules.
# central-bank - Tuesday 18 June, 2019
Bank bosses may face fines and sanctions in the future, but won't get jail time under new law
The new laws were drawn up in the wake of the tracker-mortgage scandal.
# central-bank - Saturday 15 June, 2019
Mortgage rates in Ireland are still one of the highest in Europe
The volume of new mortgage agreements amounted to €598 million in April 2019.
# central-bank - Thursday 6 June, 2019
The Central Bank hopes a new outdoor artwork will make its HQ 'more social and transparent'
Acclaimed artist Eva Rothschild was commissioned to create a sculpture for the office.
# central-bank - Wednesday 5 June, 2019
New Zealand launches investigation into incoming Irish Central Bank governor
Questions have been raised about whether he misled authorities following a high profile budget leak.
# central-bank - Saturday 1 June, 2019
Central Bank urged to ensure banks don't pass on tracker scandal fines to customers
This week Permanent TSB was fined €21 million for regulatory breaches.
# central-bank - Thursday 30 May, 2019
'Unacceptable harm': The scandal that led to a record fine for one of Ireland's pillar banks
Permanent TSB has been fined €21 million for regulatory breaches affecting tracker mortgage customers.
# central-bank - Tuesday 28 May, 2019
The new €100 and €200 banknotes will be in circulation from today
The new notes feature “new and innovative security features”.
# central-bank - Friday 10 May, 2019
Ulster Bank says it's 'unacceptable' a data breach resulted in its former customers' details being compromised
The breach resulted in names, contact information, and financial details being compromised.
# central-bank - Wednesday 1 May, 2019
New Zealand's chief treasurer appointed as governor of Irish Central Bank
Gabriel Makhlouf was chosen to succeed the outgoing governor Philip Lane.
# central-bank - Monday 15 April, 2019
'It won't happen overnight': Launch of new body to improve culture in Irish banks
The board is funded by the five pillar banks and chaired by a retired Court of Appeal judge.
# central-bank - Saturday 13 April, 2019
Concerns over letters sent to mortgage-holders demanding full payment of arrears within 30 days
The Central Bank is aware that a regulated entity has written to a number of buy-to-let borrowers in arrears.
# central-bank - Thursday 11 April, 2019
Debt collector data breach results in some mortgage-holders' details being compromised
The breach resulted in names, contact information, and financial details being compromised.
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Poll: When it's sunny in Ireland - do you wear sunscreen?
IT’S ANOTHER DAY and the sun is shining yet again.
Met Éireann forecasts that this week will see temperatures reach as high as 27 degrees, with clear skies set to stay.
Before you head out to soak up some rays, do you make sure to protect your skin?
Among other measures, the Irish Cancer Society advises people to wear sunscreen in Ireland when they’re out and about between April and September.
But do you?
Today we want to know: When it’s sunny in Ireland – do you wear sunscreen?
Poll Results:
Yes, whenever it's sunny (1668)
Never in Ireland, only abroad (555)
I wear it every day, no matter the weather conditions (324)
I never wear sunscreen (156)
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By Dr Ciarán Ó Riain
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Calls for head of KBC group to apologise after comments about 'annoying' tracker mortgage scandal
More than 40,000 people were affected by the scandal.
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