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21 April 2026
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland focuses on financial planning for later life.
13 March 2026
As 2025 draws to a close, the latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland focuses on how people are feeling about 2026.
5 August 2025
In this thought-provoking article published yesterday on www.rte.ie , Gail Conway explores the issue of how our brains process information in the age of AI, and whether the instant access and convenience it offers is actually making our brains lazy.
1 July 2025
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland research series published yesterday reveals a gap between the percentage of people that feel they have a good or average level of financial literacy, and those that actually do.
14 April 2025
Published on Friday, the latest issue of PTSB’s Reflecting Ireland research series reveals the impact of rising house prices on attitudes to home ownership.
22 January 2025
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland focuses on how we feel about living in Ireland as a new year begins. 7 in 10 people believe Ireland is a good place to grow up in, and 6 in 10 say it’s a good place to grow old in. There are however striking differences by age group.
4 October 2024
A key step along the way to a circular economy is to segregate our waste properly, so that it can be reused, recycled or disposed of correctly. The recently launched ' Take a minute, before you bin it! ' campaign highlights how small changes in behaviour can make a big difference to our recycling rate and bring us closer to a circular economy.
6 June 2024
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland, just published, focuses on how we manage our money in a digital world.
7 March 2024
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland explores the lives of women in Ireland today. As we approach a historic referendum on March 8th, International Women's Day, we look at four aspects of women's lives in Ireland: financial wellbeing, home life, work life and lifestyle & sport. Themes that emerge include the need for women to take more control over their long-term financial planning, evidence that behavioural patterns in the home are changing, a strong desire for gender equality in work and sport, and the importance of female role models in working and sporting life.
2 February 2024
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland explores how people are feeling about 2024. It reveals that despite current challenges, almost three quarters of us feel Ireland is a good place to grow up and over half of us feel it is a good place to grow old. Our natural environment is what we appreciate most about living here. Our concerns, hopes and priorities are broadly similar to this time last year. Concerns about our healthcare system are top of mind, and most of us have an ambition to become fitter and healthier this year. The most popular New Year Resolution for 2024 is to sort out our finances. We all want to feel in control of our finances, and as the high cost of living continues to bite, it has become a priority for most of us. We provide tips on how to get on top of your finances on www.ptsb.ie/blog
21 April 2026
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland focuses on financial planning for later life.
13 March 2026
As 2025 draws to a close, the latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland focuses on how people are feeling about 2026.
5 August 2025
In this thought-provoking article published yesterday on www.rte.ie , Gail Conway explores the issue of how our brains process information in the age of AI, and whether the instant access and convenience it offers is actually making our brains lazy.
1 July 2025
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland research series published yesterday reveals a gap between the percentage of people that feel they have a good or average level of financial literacy, and those that actually do.
14 April 2025
Published on Friday, the latest issue of PTSB’s Reflecting Ireland research series reveals the impact of rising house prices on attitudes to home ownership.
22 January 2025
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland focuses on how we feel about living in Ireland as a new year begins. 7 in 10 people believe Ireland is a good place to grow up in, and 6 in 10 say it’s a good place to grow old in. There are however striking differences by age group.
4 October 2024
A key step along the way to a circular economy is to segregate our waste properly, so that it can be reused, recycled or disposed of correctly. The recently launched ' Take a minute, before you bin it! ' campaign highlights how small changes in behaviour can make a big difference to our recycling rate and bring us closer to a circular economy.
6 June 2024
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland, just published, focuses on how we manage our money in a digital world.
7 March 2024
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland explores the lives of women in Ireland today. As we approach a historic referendum on March 8th, International Women's Day, we look at four aspects of women's lives in Ireland: financial wellbeing, home life, work life and lifestyle & sport. Themes that emerge include the need for women to take more control over their long-term financial planning, evidence that behavioural patterns in the home are changing, a strong desire for gender equality in work and sport, and the importance of female role models in working and sporting life.
2 February 2024
The latest issue of PTSB Reflecting Ireland explores how people are feeling about 2024. It reveals that despite current challenges, almost three quarters of us feel Ireland is a good place to grow up and over half of us feel it is a good place to grow old. Our natural environment is what we appreciate most about living here. Our concerns, hopes and priorities are broadly similar to this time last year. Concerns about our healthcare system are top of mind, and most of us have an ambition to become fitter and healthier this year. The most popular New Year Resolution for 2024 is to sort out our finances. We all want to feel in control of our finances, and as the high cost of living continues to bite, it has become a priority for most of us. We provide tips on how to get on top of your finances on www.ptsb.ie/blog