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#Tracker Scandal
# tracker-scandal - Monday 19 August, 2019
Banks use time limit to challenge tracker mortgage complaints to Ombudsman
Ombudsman Ger Deering said up to 500 customers could be affected by these challenges.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 30 May, 2019
'Unacceptable harm': The scandal that led to a record fine for one of Ireland's pillar banks
Permanent TSB has been fined €21 million for regulatory breaches affecting tracker mortgage customers.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 19 July, 2018
Financial services watchdog received over 900 complaints about tracker mortgages
All of the complaints are on hold until the Central Bank finishes its review.
# tracker-scandal - Tuesday 6 February, 2018
Tracker scandal: Just a quarter of PTSB customers who lost homes have appealed
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty said there was an “onus” on the banks to get in contact with these customers.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 1 February, 2018
Tracker mortgage scandal: Ulster Bank made €100 million by overcharging customers
The bank said it is working to pay back all of this money, but TDs and senators were critical of the progress it has made so far.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 18 January, 2018
'Take a look in the mirror': Why didn't the Central Bank act earlier on the tracker mortgage scandal?
The Central Bank’s governor Philip Lane confirmed 13,000 impacted customers are still waiting to get their money back.
# tracker-scandal - Tuesday 16 January, 2018
Minister willing to bring in new laws to punish reckless behaviour of senior bankers
Paschal Donohoe was speaking to the Finance Committee today about the tracker mortgage scandal.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 16 November, 2017
After putting aside €4m last year to cover tracker scandal, KBC now says it'll cost €59m
KBC estimates up to 1,661 of its customers may have been impacted.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 9 November, 2017
Bank of Ireland confirms additional 6,000 customers overcharged in tracker scandal
This brings the total number of impacted Bank of Ireland customers to 10,300.
# tracker-scandal - Wednesday 25 October, 2017
'We apologise unreservedly' 'We sincerely apologise': Five banks say sorry for tracker mortgage mess
Minister Donohoe was addressing the media in a week where he met all the main banks’ CEOs.
Tracker mortgage victim speaks of 'constant harassment' from bank for arrears
Both David Greaves and his wife were diagnosed with cancer in the time it took for them to get back their money and €9,000 in compensation.
# tracker-scandal - Tuesday 24 October, 2017
Tracker mortgage motion which will ban bonuses for bankers to be backed by government
Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath said the minister should give no approval for salary increases until redress is given.
# tracker-scandal - Monday 23 October, 2017
From 'I don't know what a tracker mortgage is' to the biggest financial scandal of our time
The heads of three banks are due to meet with the Finance Minister to discuss the issue today.
# tracker-scandal - Thursday 5 October, 2017
'They've gone without food, without heat in their home': Ulster Bank execs grilled over tracker scandal
The bank’s CEO revealed almost 3,500 customers were overcharged.
# tracker-scandal - Tuesday 4 April, 2017
Tracker mortgage scandal: Widower charged wrong interest rate may now lose family home Exclusive
The bank secured a possession order on Raymond Flavin’s Kerry home – then admitted to overcharging him for ‘a period of time’.
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Poll: Should the Dáil continue to meet in Leinster House during the Covid-19 crisis?
THE DÁIL IS due to meet for three hours this afternoon to hear statements on health and social protection.
It has raised concerns that the Dáil session is an unnecessary gathering during the Covid-19 crisis and some TDs including Labour’s Alan Kelly and Ged Nash are sending in written statements instead of attending the Dáil chamber in person.
But some parties, including Sinn Féin and People Before Profit, have insisted that Dáil meetings such as today’s must continue to ensure democratic oversight and accountability as the country navigates an unprecedented health crisis.
Other governments, including the British government, are putting measures in place to host virtual parliamentary meetings.
So today we’re asking you: Should the Dáil continue to meet in Leinster House during the Covid-19 crisis?
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