Many Irish do not realise they are insolvent, says state agency
Many Irish people are living far below a reasonable living standard, paying bills based on who shouts loudest, the Insolvency Service of Ireland (ISI) has warned.
Many Irish people are living far below a reasonable living standard, paying bills based on who shouts loudest, the Insolvency Service of Ireland (ISI) has warned.
The state agency said that research it has undertaken shows that many people are scrimping on food and basics but don’t seek help because they don’t see themselves as insolvent, and are committed to paying off their debts themselves.
ISI said that it is planning...
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