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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.
Irish consumer sentiment improved modestly in October as reduced nervousness about job loss and a slight easing in cost-of-living pressures boosted confidence.
The ILCU is advocating for regulatory reform and enhanced competition for the benefit of consumers.
For an unprecedented ten consecutive years, credit unions are named the undisputed champions in Ireland for Customer Experience.
Credit unions are now accepting entries to the 2024 Credit Union Art Competition.
Steady but subdued sentiment reading suggests Irish consumers expect modest income boost but want major infrastructure step-up in upcoming Budget
The ILCU welcomes the announcement by the Department of Finance that the Credit Institutions Resolution Fund, has been set at 0% for 2025