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Under the Redundancy Payments Scheme all eligible employees are entitled to a statutory redundancy lump sum payment on being made redundant. A redundancy situation arises in general where an employee’s job no longer exists and he/she is not replaced. An employee is entitled to two weeks pay for...

So this means that to get my e20k back quickly from Irish Nationwide Building Society I would have to collect e2k cash every day for 10 consecutive days from their local office or order them to transfer to my normal bank current a/c e5k from their a/c for 4 consecutive days electronically(I...

thks. folks...looks like they collect it on anything that moves! do they also charge vat on exports?

I just received a large parcel of product from the USA and was charged VAT on the contents...surely this is wrong...there is no VAT chargeable on goods imported from outside the EU! Let me know if I am correct please. Thks.:confused:

I would consider that event a dodgy thing to happen to me as its well known that card readers are available and any information picked up can also be cloned onto another card or sold worldwide in minutes ...talk to to your bank and name the retailer and his worker to your bank in case its a scam..

Dubrov, Thks. for your clear and precise answer to my question! Its nice to see that there is a professional reading these questions.Rgds. and Thks

I take it from your reply that it has been announced by the government that the Anglo Irish bank has been nationalised...as regards normal procedure I meant the procedure on the stock exchanges as regards a quotation. As far as I'm aware if a company has its shares delisted or suspended that...

Brendan I'm not a shareholder in Anglo Irish just an interested spectator but my questions are still valid ...your valuation may be correct but surely nationalisation of a bank is more than removing its quotation from the ISEQ ...normally the procedure is that the Stock Exchange suspends the...

ANGLO IRISH BANK IS NOT QUOTED ON THE ISEQ ANYMORE !: This information was given to me on a recent financial discussion with my bank.My question is Why and When did this occur? My bank said that it had been nationalised and the shareholders are waiting to discover how much if any money they will...

thks for your replies folks...but this now leads to the question 'If the EBS is taken over or merged or nationalised does this mean that any amount due(COMPENSATION) to shareholders in EBS in respect of this forced demualisation is lost' Will the shareholders get a payout or will they lose out...

Does anybody know what happens if EBS is nationalised...how do you get your money out ...is it frozen?....are the depositors in Anglo Irish able to withdraw money on deposit or is it frozen? Thks.

Talk to your Local Enterprise Board first they should know the ropes

here is the rate page from EBS for fixed deposits of 1 year. [broken link removed]

Re: savings and investments the first rule of investing is :Don't keep all your eggs in one basket! I suppose after that its considering the amount of risk you can live with working from low to high risk.As its all the money you own then you won't want to have 100% of your money in high risk...

I am 68. I am working for about e18,000 pa .I am employed with the same employer for 9 years approx. I am likely to be made compulsory redundand shortly due to the need for the company to reduce costs. I also receive a reduced Irish contributory pension of about e100 per week. I am reminded...

The majority of victims of scams don't usually admit they have been conned..they are too embarrassed....and so the con artists continue on their merry way laughing all the way to the bank...you took a while to spot it but for a 20 year old Louise you have just proved to yourself and many older...