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One in Three Irish Adults Victims of Fraud, Central Bank Reports
New research from the Central Bank suggests that one in three Irish adults have fallen victim to fraud or scams. This highlights a significant prevalence of financial deception across the country.
27 Apr, 23:28 — 28 Apr, 05:00
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rte-newsMostly Factual2d ago
One in three Irish adults victims of fraud - Central Bank
More than one in three (35%) Irish adults have experienced fraud but over a third of fraud victims never report it, according to new research from the Central Bank.
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One in three Irish people have experienced fraud or scams, Central Bank research suggests
The Central Bank’s survey of 3,000 adults found that 38% of fraud victims never reported their experience to their financial service provider or any authority
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