Klavier ist ein westliches Musikinstrument.
Dazu würde ich nur bemerken, dass Fehlinterpretationen traditionell durch Harakiri gelöst wurden.
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Morgen ist Prozessauftakt.
Die Aktionäre kritisieren folgendes:
The level of mortgage arrears among sub-prime lenders is three times higher than the national average, according to figures released by the Department of Finance.
Some 56 per cent of sub-prime mortgages are considered to be more than 90 days in arrears, compared to the national average of 17 per cent.
The information was contained in a Dáil reply to Fianna Fáil finance spokesman Michael McGrath by Minister for Finance Michael Noonan.
Mr McGrath had asked the Minister to clarify the number of residential mortgages in Ireland that are classified as sub-prime, the total value of sub-prime mortgages outstanding and the rate of arrears on these mortgages.
“There was a total of €3.354 billion in outstanding primary dwelling (PDH) debt and a further €0.132 billion in outstanding in buy to let BTL mortgage debt. Of that outstanding debt, mortgage accounts amounting to €1.885 billion (PDH) and €0.050 billion (BTL) respectively were in arrears of over 90 days,” Mr Noonan said.
Quelle: http://www.irishtimes.com/business/sectors/financial-services/sub-prime-mortgage-arrears-stand-at-56-1.1665489
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MINISTER FOR FINANCE Michael Noonan has confirmed that more than half of the outstanding debt in the sub-prime lending sector is on mortgages in arrears.
In response to a question from TD Michael McGrath, Noonan confirmed that, at the end of September 2013, six ‘retail credit firms’ had a total of 17,807 primary dwelling mortgage accounts and four had 659 buy to let accounts.
These lenders made loans available to people who otherwise would have had difficulty getting mortgages because of a poor credit history. However the loans come with extremely high interest rates and these new figures show many of these borrowers are now struggling to pay them back.
In total, there was €3.345 billion in outstanding debt on primary dwelling accounts and €0.132 billion on the buy to let accounts.
Of that outstanding debt, mortgage accounts amounting to over €1.9 billion were in arrears of over 90 days. That amounts to more than half of the overall outstanding debt.
Noonan commented that the same consumer protection framework applies to there lenders as to other regulated entities.
He said that the Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears in particular “sets out requirements for all mortgage lenders, including retail credit firms, dealing with borrowers facing or in mortgage arrears on a mortgage secured on a primary home”.
The minister added that this also provides a “strong consumer protection framework” to ensure borrowers struggling to keep up mortgage repayments are treated in a fair and transparent manner by their lender and that long term resolution is sought by lenders with each customer in difficulty.
Quelle: http://businessetc.thejournal.ie/sub-prime-mortge-debt-1278130-Jan2014/
23 JANUARY 2014
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THE choice of bank that people use for their day-to-day transactions runs in the family, research indicates. This is particularly the case with younger people.
More than four out of 10 of those under the age of 35 bank with the same institution as their parents.
But those between the ages of 35 and 44 are less inclined to bank with the same institution as their parents, the research carried out by Amarach for Permanent TSB shows.
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AIB charges €4 a quarter and up to 39c per transaction unless €2,500 is kept in the account at all times. Bank of Ireland requires a credit balance of €3,000 at all times to avoid transaction charges of up to 40c each.
But even if €3,000 is kept in the account, it has been charging a maintenance fee of €5 a quarter since August.
Ulster Bank introduced a €4-a-month maintenance charge for current account customers last summer if they fail to lodge at least €3,000 or keep a balance of €3,000 a month in their account.
KBC Bank has a €6 quarterly charge, with charges of up to 30c per transaction if the balance falls below €2,000.
Permanent TSB offers fee-free banking as long as €1,500 is lodged to the account every month – the account does not have to be kept in credit for this amount.
Quelle: www.independent.ie/business/...nks-is-a-save-bet-29941931.html
-> Meiner Menung nach - Lernen aus der Vergangenheit:
Neue, solvente Zielkundengruppe erschließen, Marktanteil im Privatkundenbereich vergrößern, Kundenbindung und zusätzliche Angebote (Vermögensmanagement, Privat-/Firmenkredite, Immobilienkredite, Versicherungen) aus einer Hand anbieten.
Positiver Nebeneffekt auf Liquidität: Anstelle von zusätzlichen Ausgaben (Premium auf Guthabenszinsen), werden Kontoführungsgebühren gekappt, um im Wettbewerb attraktiv zu sein.
Eindeutiger USP: Wahrnehmung als sichere "Staatsbank" mit kostenloser Kontenführung.
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