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The ILCU has been made aware of a scam text, purporting to be from 'Credit Union', claiming that a new payee (Jamie Smith) has been "added to your account".
Irish consumer sentiment fell to a three-month low in October as rising living costs and reduced fiscal supports threatened a difficult winter for many households.
Irish consumer sentiment edged fractionally higher in September, effectively signalling no change in consumer thinking of late.
Artists of all ages are encouraged to showcase their vision of "The Future is..." in the 2025 Credit Union Art Competition.
Findings from the latest quarterly Credit Union Northern Ireland Consumer Sentiment Survey show that NI consumer confidence improved significantly between May and August 2025.
The Irish League of Credit Unions has published its Q3 2025 results (April–June 2025) on behalf of its affiliated credit unions. The figures show continued positive momentum across the sector.
The ILCU has welcomed the announcement that the Credit Institutions Resolution Fund and Credit Union Stabilisation Fund will not be levied for 2026, 2027 and 2028 and will be reviewed in 2029.
Irish consumer confidence improved slightly in August as the US-EU tariff deal reduced uncertainty about the economic outlook.
The Irish League of Credit Unions has welcomed the publication of changes to the credit union Lending Framework, as announced today by the Central Bank of Ireland.
Irish consumer sentiment fell back slightly in July as cost-of-living concerns weighed on the outlook for household finances.