Tuesday, September 6, 2016
(this article is taken from Karl Deeter’s original article in the Sunday Business Post 4th September 2016) Property prices are on an upward spiral, and no one, including the government, can stop them An explanation is not an endorsement, so the cries of ‘unfair’ when I try to explain that there is a very high […]
Also filed in Advisors.ie In the Press, Capital Gains Tax, Income Tax, Investment, Mortgages, Property, Property tax, Sunday Business Post, Wealth
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Tagged irish property prices, property prices ireland, rising house prices#
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We are pleased to bring a new service to the Irish market in the form of BankruptcyAdvice.ie While we have worked in the debt mediation space for several years, we have not been able to offer bankruptcy as a solution because it falls between several professions (although it is primarily a […]
This article first appeared in the Sun on Sunday on the 28th of July 2013 As it is the month of Ramadan I thought it would be worth talking about Islam, and to make it relevant the way that Islamic Finance or ‘Sharia compliant finance’ works. It may seem strange at first (and this may […]
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Tagged christians history of money, haram, history of banking, Islamic finance, jews and banking, muslims and interest, pbuh, riba, sharia compliant finance
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Almost everybody knows a person who is in a less than ideal relationship and who says to themselves ‘why do they stay with that person?’. There is no simple answer, but then again, how can we be dumbfounded in particular when we suffer the same delusion in general? You see, the same problems haunt us […]
Also filed in Accountancy, Advisors.ie In the Press, Economics, Property, Sun on Sunday
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Tagged anton murphy, david hacket fisher, economic history, financial advice, financial bubbles, karl deeter, sun on sunday
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RTE News – Insolvency Service receiving 100 calls a day
This week we looked at using debt settlement arrangements to solve over indebtedness with mortgages instead of personal insolvency and how best to do it.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
This week ‘The Insider’ looked at the pro’s and cons of ‘handing back the keys’.
Currently you could say the world is divided into the ‘haves’ the ‘have nots’ and the ‘have not paid for what they haves’. Today I’ll explain how to deal with debt when you run into problems, to do this I interviewed a few trusted sources who work as actual collectors. This is such a huge topic that I’ll break it down into two halves, this week we look at the early stages of arrears. Getting into financial trouble doesn’t always come with a bang, often you drift into it over time due to paycuts, higher taxes and spent savings. This is our first area, it’s called ‘pre-arrears’ and it gets very little little attention.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
We are often dealing with people who have problems with banks and in the past we used to try to reason with the lenders and often our clients would be told ‘no’ to what we thought were reasonable and realistic plans.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
TV3 The Morning Show on mortgage tax relief, bank bailouts and putting the cost in perspective
