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Permanent TSB mortgage rate rise dangerous and wrongheaded.

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To all you people who say that the Green Party is not doing enough - Eat your hats.



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Issued: 24 July 2009

Statement by Dan Boyle

Spokesperson on Finance; Social and Family Affairs

Senator Dan Boyle has criticised the decision of Permanent TSB to increase its mortgage lending rate

Green Party Finance spokesperson Senator Dan Boyle has criticised the decision of Permanent TSB to increase its mortgage lending rate, while European Central Bank rates remain unchanged and unlikely to change in the near future.

“This decision by a leading financial institution whose assets are being secured by the Irish tax payer can only be seen as dangerous and wrongheaded,” said Senator Boyle.

“If Permanent TSB will not respond to consumer sentiment on this question then I believe every legal means should be used to force the company to behave responsibly.

“While commercial realities would indicate that mortgage rates will eventually rise - and as Irish financial institutions become more profitable they will become less reliant on the Irish tax payer - this is not the time and these are not the circumstances for such a rise.”
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So what are the Greens doing about it, apart from sounbites? Ah yes, "legal means".
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Good statement, now what are the Greens doing about it?
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He does not have to issue a press release, just go and tell Brian Lenihan this is what we want, Please do not continue to treat the electorate as stupid,
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