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Irish consumer sentiment was steady but subdued in February as concerns around a threatening economic outlook and cost of living strains continue to weigh on consumer thinking.
Irish consumers were a little less concerned about their household finances in January but also became slightly more cautious about the economic outlook and jobs.
The Irish League of Credit Unions has unveiled the winners of its highly anticipated 2024 Art Competition.
The Irish League of Credit Unions (ILCU) is delighted to announce the launch of the 2025 Credit Union Schools Quiz.
Christmas 2024 finds Irish consumers cautious but more positive on household finances and set to spend more
The ILCU has released the year end 2024 results on behalf of its affiliated credit unions in Northern Ireland. Overall, the results show comprehensive and sustained growth.
The ILCU has expressed its disappointment at the lack of representation from Northern Ireland on the UK Government’s newly announced Financial Inclusion Committee.
Findings from the latest CU Northern Ireland Consumer Sentiment Survey show that NI consumer confidence held broadly steady between August and November 2024.
The November sentiment survey sees Irish consumers postponing judgement on what may lie ahead but willing to spend a little more on Christmas.
The quarter end and year end results on behalf of ILCU affiliated credit unions show comprehensive and sustained growth across the entire lending portfolio.