Month: January 2023

Do you really understand how your credit card works?

Our latest research has revealed that although more than half of the population on the island of Ireland owns a credit card, a whopping six in ten have no idea what interest rate they are paying. Even among those in the survey who said they do know what interest they were paying, the results proved differently. For example, […]

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Community Connect awards funding to Twilight Community Group

Twilight Community Group Twilight CG was established for the promotion, integration, and social inclusion of everyone in communities, focusing on the needs of immigrants, ethnic minorities, and disadvantaged and disability groups. They do this by organising and providing support for educational exchange programs, workshops, and cultural events such as festivals, exhibitions, and performances to name […]

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Illegal Moneylenders – Know the Dangers

With Christmas just gone, and the bills from December starting to arrive at the door, January is often a difficult time to manage budgets. This year with the rising cost of living, it will be even more of a challenge. Our Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Index asks the public how their household finances have evolved […]

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Community Connect awards funding to The Good Shepherd Centre

Community Connect 2022 funding As well as contributing to the financial health of our members through savings and loans. St. Canice’s Credit Union is also involved in a huge range of community organisations and events. The Good Shepherd Centre As a not-for-profit organisation we give back to local community groups. Our Community Connect Fund is […]

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12 Tips When Buying a New Car in 2023

With the cost of used cars at an all-time high in 2023, some of us are considering making the splash and buying a new car. The scarcity of supply in the used car market means people are increasingly willing to ignore the traditional financial advice of buying a 3-year-old car instead of a new car. […]

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Changes to opening hours to facilitate essential training

Changes to opening hours to facilitate essential training from the 10th of January to the 12th of January. The changes are as follows: • Tues 10th Bagenalstown will open at 10:45am • Wed 11th Ballyragget will open at 10:30am • Wed 11th Graignamanagh will close at 3.30pm • Thurs 12th Rathdowney will close at 3:00pm […]

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