Buying a bank: closed rural branches being transformed into homes
Bank buildings are usually well-maintained, centrally located and have stylish period features, and grants are available to convert them to homes
Bank buildings are usually well-maintained, centrally located and have stylish period features, and grants are available to convert them to homes
Bankinter decision to target savings rates will be welcomed by Irish customers who largely have their money in ‘on demand’ accounts offering paltry returns
Move would mark the first new entrant here since 2005, and follows a slew of exits since the crash
Analysts mark down profit expectations for Irish lenders as interest rate dynamics mean lower return on excess savings and more competition
Falling inflation and the prospect of lower interest rates point to better times for consumers in 2024 though more competition in banking would help
UK-born banker found herself at the epicentre of Europe’s biggest banking crisis in more than a decade while at Credit Suisse
Belgian-owned bank to also close its remaining branch and end its online banking on Thursday
Net interest income surges to €1.8bn as bank gets 3.75% rate on surplus deposits lodged with central bank
Irish banking sector scores minus 15 in public survey carried out this year, up from minus 25 a year ago
Charge raises about €87 million a year
Both banks are currently in the process of exiting the Irish market after announced their intentions to leave in 2021
Bank said it had notified customers via advertisements
New Bank of Ireland backed fund will support projects that drive innovation in mortgage process
But bank saw decline in UK and international corporate lending during the period
Mapping Ireland’s Bank Closures: More than a third of bank branches have closed since 2008 and the future seems likely to hold more of the same
About 85 per cent of accounts open at start of last year closed or inactive at the end of March
Error has resulted in the lender not filing monthly loan performance updates to the Central Credit Register
Cantillon: Nonbank lenders had been expected to help fill the void after the departure of Ulster Bank and KBC Bank from Irish market
Research, commissioned by the Department of Finance, surveyed almost 3,000 consumers to get an insight into consumer behaviour in retail financial services
Belgian-owned bank retains QRE Real Estate Advisers to manage disposal of commercial property portfolio
Customers urged to 'act now' if they have not switched to a new service provider
Some 78,000 new accounts opened with other banks by end of January, up 40%
Payout could be by way of a share buyback or extraordinary dividend
‘In essence the market is flat’, says one financial adviser
Only 50 of 650 KBC staff eligible to move to Bank of Ireland have so far signed up
Data indicate sizeable decline in customers using old current accounts for payments over Christmas
Finance committee report to focus less on money and more on role banking plays in society
Regulator’s decision is the fourth and final one related to the Ulster Bank and KBC exits from the market
Pace of switching has slowed in November, according to data, as both banks have begun freezing inactive or low-use accounts
Q&A: With buy-to-let still delivering income as planned, the key question is whether you can still afford the mortgage
Account closure process likely to extend into next summer
Recent years have seen bank branch closures and curtailment of essential services so they can focus on more profitable activities and outlets
Report on the future of banking lands on minister's desk just as Cabinet reshuffle looms
Q&A: Charges will not relate to account closure, but customer’s difficulty in getting an answer suggests ongoing problems with moving accounts
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More than 63,000 business current accounts have been opened across the remaining banks so far this year
More than 800,000 accounts opened so far this year in remaining three banks in Irish market
Lender expected to increase mortgage rates soon
Consumers may lose cover if direct debits lapse
Lender set to exit Ireland in early 2023
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Stakeholders have been urged to redouble efforts over coming months as accounts are frozen and closed
Governor Gabriel Makhlouf said the process has ‘left something to be desired’
The couple say they learned they had been mis-sold only in 2019 after going to financial adviser
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Of more than 850,000 accounts still open at the two departing institutions, around 300,000 are users’ main accounts increasing their risk of disruption
Q&A: The normal rules penalising people for exiting early from fixed rates may not apply in the current exceptional environment
Lender expects to freeze about 1,000 accounts from November 11th
Just 3% of the 292,996 accounts closed by exiting lenders by end of August were held by SME customers
Q&A: Few lenders consider expat mortgages and if you apply on landing, you’ll be stuck in limbo on a probation period to prove your income
Bank of Ireland sees record current account openings as 61 branches set to open at weekends to support customers
About 500,000 current accounts need to move from KBC and Ulster Bank as lenders set to exit State
Regulator easing rules as customers move from Ulster Bank and KBC
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