Prepare For Default - Irish Style

[...] information on opening a sterling account in Ulster bank by simply googling the topic. Since Northern Ireland is our closest non-euro jurisdiction, I’ll include what I have found out. I got this [...]

[...] information on opening a sterling account in Ulster bank by simply googling the topic. Since Northern Ireland is our closest non-euro jurisdiction, I’ll include what I have found out. I got this [...]

[...] You can find alot of information on opening a sterling account in Ulster bank by simply googling the topic. Since Northern Ireland is our closest non-euro [...]

[...]  You can find alot of information on opening a sterling account in Ulster bank by simply googling the topic. Since Northern Ireland is our closest non-euro [...]

I already looked into opening a Swedish Krona Bank last year with SEB, a private Swedish bank. At the time, the exchange rate was 1 euro=9.1 Krona. A [...]

Sweden is another place you can consider opening a non-resident bank account. And it is possible for an Irish resident to do so. To date I’ve only [...]

[...]  You can find alot of information on opening a sterling account in Ulster bank by simply googling the topic. Since Northern Ireland is our closest non-euro jurisdiction, I’ll [...]

[...] You can find alot of information on opening a sterling account in Ulster bank by simply googling the topic. Since Northern Ireland is our closest non-euro jurisdiction, I’ll [...]

[...] This post relates to the purchase German government bonds. You may have heard you can buy them through Irish brokers. Although I have not checked [...]

[...] one way to protect yourself against a collapse of the Euro, or default, is to purchase German government bonds. Later posts will deal with the actual purchase of bonds. This one is to … Continue [...]

[...] in industry – photography less and less nowadays, but electronics is a growing use (mobile phones have about 1/3 of a gramme in each one). We consume more … Continue reading → [...]

[...] I wanted to clarify the situation regarding non-resident deposits in Germany, so I emailed the Bundesbank. See below the response. Protection is to €100,000 [...]