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Permanent TSB first to hike variable mortgage rates after latest ECB increase

It is the first change in non-tracker rates announced by any Irish lender since the European Central Bank raised its rates by a further 0.25 per cent last week

Dublin Live · Jun 20, 2023

Ulster Bank closures: All the Dublin branches shutting their doors from today

A further 13 branches will close next Friday, 13 January with the branches to reopen under Permanent TSB at a later date

Dublin Live · Jan 6, 2023

Research reveals most popular New Year's Resolutions for 2023 among people in Ireland

81% of people already have their New Year resolutions in mind

Irish Mirror · Dec 20, 2022

Mortgage customers face €300 a month hike unless they act fast after rates bombshell

The ECB hiked rates by 1.25% over the past few months and so far the likes of Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB have not passed on the pain to customers

Irish Mirror · Oct 4, 2022

Texts from AIB, Bank of Ireland and other Irish banks that are actually real amid scams

The first thing to know is that your bank will never text you asking for personal information or account information.

Irish Mirror · Aug 24, 2022

Almost two-thirds of Irish people to cut back on food spending over cost of living crisis

A report by Permanent TSB called ‘Reflecting Ireland’ also found that 53% of people worry they will be unable to pay higher energy bills

Irish Mirror · May 27, 2022

Permanent TSB announce pay rise and enhanced benefits for staff

The bank has been in talks with unions in recent months and has agreed upon a "progressive two year pay for performance deal" of 6.5 per cent, with a 3.5 per cent increase in the first year followed by a 3 per cent increase in the second year

Irish Mirror · Mar 29, 2022

Forcing Ireland's banks to pay €150m levy could lead to higher costs for consumers, Department of Finance warns

Officials said that maintaining annual income from the levy as KBC and Ulster Bank departed the Irish market would leave AIB, Bank of Ireland, and Permanent TSB to foot the full bill

Irish Mirror · Mar 12, 2022