In what has been described as a monumental shift in the Irish banking landscape, Ulster Bank has announced that it’s pulling out of Ireland. The “withdrawal” will happen over the space of a number of …
One of the country’s leading banks has announced that 266 jobs are to go in the coming weeks as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. In an announcement Ulster Bank confirmed that 10% of its …
Four major banks operating in Ireland have introduced changes to their branches’ opening hours and services in the wake of a deepening health crisis. AIB, Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank, Permanent TSB will operate altered …
Bank customers have been seeing transaction increase for quite some time now and it appears to not be ending any time soon. Ulster Bank customers have been left reeling after a whopping 300% hike in …
Ulster Bank customers have been left reeling after a whopping 300% hike in the fee incurred for in-branch transfers and payments. The massive increase means that customers transferring money from the counter will pay 80c …
Ulster Bank customers have been left out of pocket today, as some payments are experiencing delays. The issue is the more urgent due to the upcoming Bank Holiday. Ulster Bank has been plagued by IT …
There was more bad news for homeowners as Ulster Bank have confirmed that they have sold off 3,175 mortgages and buy to let loans worth €800m. In an announcement made today the bank confirmed that …
Vulture funds are beyond the pale in most people’s eyes, but Ulster Bank could well throw around 3,000 of their customers’ mortgages to them very soon in a mega sale worth some €900 million. It’s …
There was some bad news for mortgage holders at Ulster Bank as the bank have confirmed that it is to sell €900m worth of non-performimg loans. According to RTÉ News, the bank is to sell …
There could be some further bad news for Ulster Bank mortgage holders as the bank confirmed that further non-performimg loans could be sold later this year. Speaking before an Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure …
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