Deposits war heats up: Irish savers starting to see much higher rates offered
Looking outside the traditional banks will open the door to much more competitive interest on your savings
State savings
Savings rates are rising. Here’s how to maximise your return
If you have locked your savings away for a fixed term at lower rates, you may need to think about your best approach
AIB and An Post raise interest rates for savers
Mortgage lender Avant says it will add up to 0.25 of a percentage point to its shorter-term fixed rates
NTMA increases rates for State Savings products and trebles prize bond fund
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath welcomes move and says Government will support ‘valuable conduit’ for exchequer funding
Why are Irish savers getting such a raw deal on their nest eggs?
Disenchantment with the paltry levels of return on offer from Irish savings products is rising, and State savings are part of the problem
Savings rates are rising: here are the best accounts for you
Mainstream Irish lenders are not currently the best option for deposits as consumers are urged to keep an eye on changing offers
Savings: If you have cash on deposit you’re losing money. Not just a bit, but a lot
Ironically, consumers are losing out in part because they already have too much money on deposit at banks
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