Debit card spending rises over summer as credit card use falls

Irish consumers continue to favour debit cards over credit cards, according to a new analysis of spending patterns.

Debit card spending rises over summer as credit card use falls

Irish consumers continue to favour debit cards over credit cards, according to a new analysis of spending patterns.

There has been an increase in the use of cards for low-value transactions, with the ease of contactless payments driving a change in habits for many consumers. When it comes to big-ticket items, though, people still turn to their credit cards.

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