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Decrease in parents falling in to debt over school costs

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There’s a fall in the number of parents getting into debt over back-to-school costs, but many are still struggling.

A survey of a thousand people for the Irish League of Credit Unions finds one-in-four parents will have to deny their children some basic items when they return to school and many are having difficulty funding new shoes, gym gear, and school trips.

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