Submissions by topics "Should Ireland prohibit or impose restrictions on the payments from a consumer to a creditor or a credit intermediary prior to the conclusion of a credit agreement?"
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CUMA does not find it reasonable to impose a prohibition or restrictions of this kind. It seems fair and beneficial for consumers that service providers receive remuneration, regardless of whether...
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No. We are not fully sure what payments are referred to in this article.
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We do not see the merit in a prohibition or imposing restrictions of this nature. We believe it is fair, and in the interest of the consumer, that the service provider is remunerated irrespective...
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No. Imposing restrictions on the payments from a consumer to a creditor or a credit intermediary prior to the conclusion of a credit agreement may result in unintentional consequences.
We would...
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Intermediaries must be remunerated for the work they undertake in relation to credit agreements. If an intermediary is undertaking to advise a consumer on the most suitable option for them, they...
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