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ICS Mortgages provided a number of Irish schools including Holy Family Secondary School in Newbridge with sets of the finance textbook, Money Matters - Transition Year Finance.
This gesture is designed to further enhance the students' understanding of finance.
With the endorsement of CFA Society Ireland, Money Matters offers a comprehensive guide to personal finance, investing, and
entrepreneurship life skills.
ICS Mortgages Lending Team Manager, Tom Dowling, had the pleasure of presenting the books to students and their teacher, Claire Hughes, from Holy Family Secondary School located in Newbridge, County Kildare.
ICS Mortgages was originally established in 1864 as the Irish Civil Service Building Society.
Dilosk is headquartered in Hume Street, Dublin 2 and was established in 2013. ICS Mortgages has over €1.4 billion of mortgages under management and is a leading provider of owner-occupier and buy-to-let residential mortgages.
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