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Government Plan VAT Rise to 23%

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Finance Minister Michael Noonan has announced plans to increase VAT tax by 2% from 21% to 23%.
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November 18, 2011 Tagged: austerity, austerity plans, budget, cost of living, debt, Europe, Michael Noonan, tax, VAT, VAT increase

Banks may be agreeing to loan write-offs

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The Irish Independent have reported that banks may be agreeing to secret loan write-offs.
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September 3, 2011 Tagged: Bank of Scotland, banks, debt, loan write off, loans, repay debt, write off, write off loan debt

Anglo Irish Bank to repay loan debt

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Anglo Irish Bank have stated that they are no longer a systematic threat to the Irish economy, and that once they have finished winding down on the sale of their bad loans, they should be able to repay some of the 29 billion Euros loaned to them.

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August 28, 2011January 25, 2015 Tagged: Anglo Irish, Anglo Irish Bank, bad loans, debt, economy, Ireland, loans, Nama

Deepening of Euro financial crisis may hit Ireland

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Economists have warned a deepening of the Euro debt crisis could hurt the Irish economy.

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July 3, 2011 Tagged: crisis, debt, debt crisis, Euro, Euro Crisis, financial crisis, Greece, loans, Portugal

Bailout Renegotiation & A Tense Week Ahead for the Irish Economy

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The week ahead is likely to be a tense one in the Irish financial markets. The weight of the banking crisis and a poor reputation weighs heavily round the neck of Ireland’s chances of economic regeneration.

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April 3, 2011 Tagged: bail out, debt, economy, loans

Q3: NAMA manages €20.4 billion of loans in arrears

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New figures show that just 1 in 4 NAMA loans are performing, leaving them having to manage over €20 billion of bad debts.

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March 5, 2011December 2, 2017 Tagged: arrears, debt, developers, Ireland, loans, loans in arrears, Nama, Nama loans, report, statistics

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