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Debt

    New bankruptcy rules to be signed into law by Minister Shatter today
    Iceland to write €24,000 off every household mortgage
    Column: The pain of debt is not quick – it is a ceiling that lowers inch by crucifying inch
    Jillian Godsil
    Additional consumer protections for debt management firms published
    ‘It’s odious debt’: Dáil to debate ‘burning the bondholders’ tonight and tomorrow
    85 per cent in debt deals are families with children
    Nick Leeson: Positive talk sounds hollow in the corridors of power
    Nick Leeson
    Column: The real problem to our economic crisis? The eurozone itself is deeply flawed.
    Mike Hall
    Column: We won’t give up the fight for international debt justice
    Nessa Ní Chasaide
    Column: We hope to ease the enormous pressure placed on mortgage holders
    Constantin Gurdgiev
    Paschal Donohoe: 'The ESM retrospective use is acknowledged in writing by EU ministers'
    Latest CSO stats show improvement in Government deficit
    Cigarettes and lots of debt: 7 things in Budget 2014 that you may have missed
    Markets wobble as US debt talks falter
    How 9 countries saw inflation evolve into hyperinflation
    These four counties have no personal insolvency practitioners
    Column: Legal protection of “accountant” is an essential matter of public protection
    Joe Aherne
    Extract: This crisis shows the old ways have failed – and we’re on the cusp of new discoveries
    Robert Nielsen
    Cyprus gets €1.5bn from EU's emergency fund
    Charts: Here's how the government's liabilities have increased to €208bn in five years
    Nick Leeson: In debt? Don't panic.
    Nick Leeson
    Allsop signs deal that will stop the auctioning of repossessed homes
    OECD: Irish economy recovering but government must stick to targets
    PIP apologises for comments about ‘bigger houses’ for professionals
    Poll: Will the new insolvency service work?
    PICS: 250 locals take back Kildare stud farm from receivers and lock them out
    Column: There's no shame in bankruptcy – it is now a viable and positive option
    Ross Maguire SC
    Consumer confidence is up, but disposable income is down, says report
    Household debt down but sustainability levels barely improve
    Column: How to navigate your personal insolvency
    Stephen Curtis
    Frank Feighan: My personal finances won't affect my political career
    39 per cent jump in Government-issued debt in the last year
    Column: How did we surrender our liberty and become voluntary slaves?
    Steve Bonham
    Coventry City could be docked 15 points before the new season starts tomorrow
    Column: The family home needs to be protected in a debt crisis
    Julie Sadlier
    Crisis talks on Portugal bailout breakdown
    1,600 people waiting to see MABS advisors
    Rise in 'accidental landlords' as homeowners rent out properties to cover mortgage costs
    Anglo tapes: Central Bank 'were effectively egging us on'
    Musician Jim Corr settles €1.4m debt with ACC Bank
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