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Monday 12 April 2021
Gardaí are advising the public to never click on an unsolicited text or email.
The bank warned that it will “never text a customer asking them to update or provide their online banking information”.
The issue appears to have been caused by a technical glitch.
Customers who are affected can’t use their card for contactless payments or online until a new card is issued.
Those working in the North and living in the Republic have limited options at present when it comes to mortgage finance.
“Vishing doesn’t indicate a data breach or account compromise”, the bank said.
The tweet about a couple who returned home to live with parents to save for a mortgage has received a huge backlash.
HSBC’s Francesca McDonagh will be the pillar bank’s first female chief.
28% of consumers surveyed said they save less than €100 every month.
This is not the first time Bank of Ireland customers have experienced this.
Customers will be told to use online banking or a self-service option when accessing certain services.
The latest GradIreland survey of employer popularity put accountancy group KPMG top with two Irish banks jumping up the ranks.
AIB placed at 4.31% for the end of 2018 under adverse scenarios, below the 5.5% level markets and regulators typically expect it to hold.
The problem has now been resolved.
Unhappy customers have taken to Twitter to ask why they have not been paid today.
AIB aside, Ireland’s main banks have refused to drop their rates despite record numbers of mortgages being in trouble.
Richie Boucher said bankers’ pre-crash salaries were “relatively generous”.
That means they make up 1% of Ireland’s high earners.
Customers trying to use their debit cards online and in shops had some problems today.
Although there may be some slight delays.
The Bank of Ireland chief executive expects to be back to work in September.
The bank blamed shifting consumer habits for the closures, but still attracted flak from the bankers union.
The IMHO is playing hardball, and will today launch a controversial ‘no surrender’ policy on debt solutions.
No interbank transaction can take place across the EU today.
A small number of lodgements submitted using ATMs on Friday were affected.
The cards are not “internationally branded”, AIB said, and will no longer function in ATMs this April.
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He was responding to questions from Tipperary South TD on “vulture capitalists” buying shares in the bank.
The Bank of Ireland chief executive got into a testy exchange with a Labour TD over his pay packet today.
Bank of Ireland’s response to a Michael Noonan letter on preservation of records was “measured at best, reserved at worst” according to committee chairman Ciarán Lynch.
It was revealed that the CEO of Bank of Ireland Richie Boucher received a total pay packet worth €843,000 last year – despite a €2.1 billion loss at the bank.
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The only one of Ireland’s main banks not under State control makes the final payment to bondholders today bringing to over €20 billion the amount paid out by it and other banks this year.
Most customers will only be able to avail of free banking if they have €3,000 in their account permanently.
Bank CEO says H1 2012 has been a difficult environment to operate in, given ongoing eurozone difficulties and challenges to the Irish economy.
Tired of the same old hold music when you ring Bank of Ireland? Well the bank is now giving customers their say on what it should be.
DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL has revealed there was a significant rise in complaints relating to dog fouling in public parks and open spaces last year.
Earlier this week, the council launched a campaign to encourage dog owners and dog walkers to act responsibly and to pick up after their dog in response to the problem.
However, new figures show that just two fines were handed out to people over the issue last year.
The council has suggested that the Covid-19 lockdown has seen an increase in the number of people walking their dogs, which has led to an increase in dog-related littering.
It’s likely that Dublin isn’t the only place affected. Today we want to know: Have you noticed more dog fouling since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic?
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