The Irish League of Credit Unions (ILCU) has published the final ‘What’s Left’ tracker ‘of 2013. The research, which has been running since the April 2011, now enters its fourth year. Since its inception in 2011, the tracker has followed how ordinary people around the country have been impacted by austerity and recession and through the research, we have seen the huge impact the shift in the economy has had on family finances, resulting for some, in a day to day struggle to make ends meet. Over the past six months the tracker research has revealed more positivity among the population and in terms of personal finances we are perhaps seeing the beginning of recovery or maybe simply that people, having adapted to the prevailing economic conditions, are more able to manage their money and pay their bills. We hope that 2014 continues to show this positivity. For the final time, the ILCU have enlisted the help of three independent financial experts who have on this occasion written about managing your money in 2014; offering tips and practical advice for the year ahead on the Fix your Finances website – fixyourfinances.ie. Read more: bit.ly/1dqZ2jj
Posted on: Sat, 25 Jan 2014 13:03:58 +0000