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# Lending

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Central Bank rule change: First-time buyers to be able to borrow four times gross income
Drop of nearly 10% in mortgage approvals in March compared to 2019
Meet the man at the vanguard of Ireland's budding peer-to-peer business lending market
The asking price for a typical three bed semi-detached in Dublin is now at €310,000
Tracker mortgage scandal: Overcharging total expected to reach €700 million
'We are crying out for help': A father's letter to the Taoiseach as he battles to keep family home
Mortgage approval rates have shot up by nearly 30% in a year
Australian-owned lender upping its presence in Ireland's mortgage market
Ireland's investment fund is going to spend €500 million building 11,000 houses
Could credit unions be on the way out? They're said to be under 'sustained attack'
House buyers warned not to be taken in by 'glitzy' offers
After taking a brief timeout, house prices are climbing up and up again
300,000 people who owe €2.5 billion have asked for help
The price of a 3-bed semi has dropped by €20k in one area of Dublin
Euro takes a wallop as ECB plays hardball with Greece
What's the best credit rating score and how do you find out yours?
Irish people repaid €335m more than we borrowed last month
Why are there no payday loans companies in Ireland?
Credit union 'lent €3.1 million for five years with no interest or payments'
AIB is giving out more mortgages and fewer people are in arrears
About 138 SMEs a day are asking Bank of Ireland for loans
'Panic buying' is gone from the property market say estate agents
Fianna Fáil thinks the Central Bank's tough new lending rules are 'simply unfair'
Buying a house? Here's what you need to be earning under the new rules
What do ECB interest cuts mean for Irish pockets? Plenty for trackers
Irish aversion to debt is "most disappointing" aspect of recovery
Irish small businesses are getting hungrier for credit
Nearly 60% of Credit Unions are subject to lending restrictions
These are the six areas Enda and Joan want to prioritise from now until 2016
Lending to small businesses is up for the first time in 18 months
The funding 'hunger march': over half of companies refused bank credit
Damien Kiberd: This government's housing policy will - literally - put people on the streets
Legalising cannabis, tackling reckless lending and bad roads
Some credit unions 'unwilling to comply with the law' - Central Bank
Number of defaulted loans fall at Bank of Ireland
Too much debt and not enough houses: Ireland's creditless recovery is here to stay
Anglo jury continue deliberations on charges against Willie McAteer and Pat Whelan today
Anglo jury to begin deliberations for a fourth day
Dublin property prices will climb 10 per cent this year
Number of homeowners in arrears over 90 days falls to 78,000