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Former courts chief gets financial watchdog role
Tuesday January 05 2010
THE former chief executive of the Courts Service, PJ Fitzpatrick, has been appointed Financial Services Ombudsman for an interim period, writes Charlie Weston.
Fine credit firms for harassment
Saturday October 24 2009
IN a highly disturbing report, your Personal Finance Editor Charlie Weston described some of the unethical methods used by credit card companies when collecting debts (Irish Independent, October 22).
Ombudsman prepares to retire on his 60th birthday
Wednesday September 23 2009
FINANCIAL Services Ombudsman Joe Meade is to retire on January 2 after serving in the public service for 42 years, writes Charlie Weston.
You can’t even hand books down
Thursday August 20 2009
One parent decided to do something about it and set up a book exchange website, says Charlie Weston
Time to budget
Wednesday August 05 2009
Facing the reality of today’s economic climate means facing the fact that if you haven’t been doing personal budgeting, it’s time to start tracking your expenses, writes Charlie Weston
Write down household debt to help economy
Thursday June 18 2009
Having read Charlie Weston's report ' Family fortunes fall €43,000 in two years' (Irish Independent, June 17), it strikes me that households will not have the purchasing power or the borrowing power to have any effect at all on economic recovery.
Consumers suffer 'feel bad' factor after tax hit
Wednesday June 03 2009
CONSUMERS continue to be pessimistic about the jobs market, the economy and their personal finances, a new survey shows, writes Charlie Weston.
'Independent' duo in running for awards
Friday May 29 2009
THE Irish Independent has been nominated for two awards in this year's Bord Gais Energy National Media Awards.
Seize education from the Church
Wednesday May 27 2009
The revelation that gardai, judges, Church congregations, education ministers and their staff colluded in the institutional mistreatment of Irish children is difficult to accept.
Brian’s €5bn blitz
Wednesday April 08 2009
MIDDLE-income families were blitzed with a combination of extra taxes and pay levies as Finance Minister Brian Lenihan unleashed the toughest Budget in years.
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