Saving is a turn-off
MOST Irish people believe that it is currently a bad time to save, a new survey shows.
Some 54pc said that they wouldn't be encouraged to put away some money, the Nationwide UK (Ireland)/ESRI Savings Index identified.
The number not saving fell to 46pc from 48pc in December. Only 14pc were happy with the amount they saved
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