Irish 'complacent' about credit rating

A large number of Irish people are complacent about their credit rating according to the financial services firm GE Money.

A large number of Irish people are complacent about their credit rating according to the financial services firm GE Money.

The company said one-third of respondents to a survey it carried out in Ireland said they did not know or did not care if they had a poor rating.

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