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 […]
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Tagged irish property prices, property prices ireland, rising house prices#
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This article originally appeared in the Sunday Business Post on the 24th of January. Jacking up rents quickly is a process that can’t occur now since new legislation was pushed through last December. But the question is: who jacks up rents and why? Empirically, the market is full of amateur landlords, but are they the […]
This article originally appeared in the Sunday Business Post on the 7th of July 2015 It seems to be a fait accompli that the banks will drop mortgage rates because the Minister of Finance told them to do so. Thus far talk of any pitfalls are being avoided in the belief that subsidising a certain […]
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Tagged fixed mortgages, irish loan rates, irish mortgages, michael noonan, mortgage rates, standard variable rates
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
This is Karl Deeter’s contribution to the Vincent Browne show on TV3 the night of Budget 2015.
This article originally appeared in the Sunday Business Post’s new property supplement on the 5th of October 2014. A vibrant economy must house all people, not just those who aspire to holding a deed in their hand. In late 2013, I was tasked with bidding on a few derelict properties; one had an enforcement order […]
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Tagged broker dublin, capital gains tax waiver, cgt, investment returns, karl deeter property, sunday business post karl deeter
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Monday, September 8, 2014
There is a lot of talk that we have a ‘property bubble forming’, with virtually no supply, a growing population and a trend towards smaller households as things like separation and divorce become more common, it simply lacks ‘bubble’ qualifications. But it does have ‘boom’ written all over it, we have had many such booms […]
Thursday, August 28, 2014
We thought it would be nice to share this infographic which shows that success isn’t a straight line!
This week we talked about the information that banks have and how they use it to sell you product. We stress getting independent advice and not buying directly from banks, or at least shopping around before doing so.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
The expression ‘at least Dick Turpin wore a mask’ is used to describe the times somebody robs you blind right to your face. This week I’m sure almost every person in the country could identify with that statement as they watched the twin forces of Michael Noonan and Brendan Howlin unleash cuts that hurt just about everybody, at least they didn’t discriminate. A few weeks ago I wrote about the way that politicians will hammer regular people always and without fail, a few of you wrote back saying it didn’t have to be like that, and my response was (and is) that it remains the fastest and easiest road to take, which is why people of every political ideology end up doing it.
Also filed in Accountancy, Advisors.ie In the Press, Capital Gains Tax, Deposit Interest Retention Tax, Income Tax, tax relief at source, Taxation
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Tagged austerity, bludget, budget, budget 2013, irish budget
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
We were happy to be back in TV3 with Sybil and Marting talking about mortgage solutions and which ones work for borrowers in trouble.
