By: Charlie Weston
Households are saving €1 in every €8 of disposable income, CSO says Hopes of better interest rates for savers have been raised after Revolut said it would pay its depositors more.


Charlie Weston is a Personal Finance Editor at the Irish Independent. He focuses on consumer issues, particularly in personal finance, including variable mortgage rates, credit unions, and high motor insurance premiums, and is known for his groundbreaking work on the tracker mortgage scandal. Charlie has been featured in various publications, including Sunday World Magazine and the Belfast Telegraph, and has received accolades such as the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Business Journalists’ Association.
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Charlie's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance, energy, and real estate industry in Ireland. He frequently cites data and government announcements to support his articles. If you're reaching out to Charlie, consider providing insights or analysis backed by relevant data that can further elucidate the trends in personal finance, energy, or real estate sectors in Ireland. Additionally, pitches related to changes in government policies or official announcements impacting these areas may be of interest to him.
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