Irish crisis and capital flight

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Member since 18 May 2012

RD358Member18 May 2012 15:38:08

With rising unemployment and shrinking jobs, there is currently discreet talk about a run on Irish banks with large amounts of money leaving the country. This puts more pressure on the government. What is the withdrawal limit? Is there anyone who would advise which jobs are the worst hit in 2012 with the Irish debt crisis?

RobbieIE Active member

Member since 18 February 2012

RobbieIEActive member20 May 2012 18:04:05

Hello!

Unfortunately there are many occurrences in Ireland because of the crisis. I already withdrew my entire savings from one troubled bank (Permanent TSB). I read that Irish Nationwide Bank remains deep in trouble just like it's counterpart: Anglo Irish Bank and AIB Bank. The crisis is forcing people to work off the books for cash into the hand. The job crisis is worsening and some have to emigrate.

masterboy123 Active member

Member since 24 October 2011

masterboy123Active member01 July 2012 20:32:34

RobbieIE wrote:
Hello!

Unfortunately there are many occurrences in Ireland because of the crisis. I already withdrew my entire savings from one troubled bank (Permanent TSB). I read that Irish Nationwide Bank remains deep in trouble just like it's counterpart: Anglo Irish Bank and AIB Bank. The crisis is forcing people to work off the books for cash into the hand. The job crisis is worsening and some have to emigrate.

How are the doctor's job there?

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