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Official announcements from bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank.

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Official announcements from bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank.

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Official announcements from bunq, Europe’s second-largest neobank.

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ResearchOctober 30, 2026

Jingle Bills – Brits feel savings shame as festive spending looms

87% of Brits describe themselves as savers - yet one in four put away less than 5% of their income in a typical month

ResearchOctober 29, 2026

Number of Irish bunq savers grows by 74% in 2025, new data shows

The number of bunq users saving in Ireland increased by 74% in 2025

CompanySeptember 29, 2026

Access to finance tops challenges facing Irish entrepreneurs, new bunq research finds

Access to finance is the most commonly cited start-up challenge, identified by 27% of Irish entrepreneurs surveyed

ProductSeptember 22, 2026

bunq first to complete Wero rollout across four markets

Wero is live for bunq users in the Netherlands, Germany, France, and Belgium, enabling users to pay and get paid across borders straight from the bunq app

bunq UpdatesSeptember 22, 2026

bunq introduces flexible credit cards that put users in control

bunq introduces a credit limit of up to €5,000 to its free, globally-accepted credit card with no monthly fee.

CompanySeptember 16, 2026

Mind the GA(I)P - British entrepreneurs sceptical about using AI despite many wasting time on admin

51% of British business owners have used AI to support their business in the past 12 months. vs other major European economies

CompanySeptember 5, 2026

‘Til Debt Do Us Part: For One in Seven Americans, Money Ended the Relationship

2 in 3 Americans say money differences have caused relationship friction - for 1 in 7, it ended the relationship

CompanySeptember 2, 2026

Moving to Paris or Stockholm might be cheaper than living in Bristol

Bristol and Brighton cost more to live in each month than Stockholm, Paris, Berlin and Frankfurt

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Think Europe is expensive? Paris, Amsterdam and London cost less than many major U.S. cities

New bunq Working Abroad Index finds London costs less per month than New York, San Francisco and Boston

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Canada pairs Paris rents with Bangkok bills

Europe’s second-largest neobank releases third annual Working Abroad Index ranks 75 cities across 40 countries

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Dublin named Europe’s second most expensive city for remote workers, new index finds

Remote workers in Dublin face monthly living costs of €2,804, rising to €3,124 when coworking costs are included

CompanyAugust 19, 2026

Six in ten Irish people experience financial friction with their partner, as new research reveals differences in how couples manage money.

62% of Irish people say financial differences have caused friction with a partner, with 12% saying they were serious enough to be a dealbreaker

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ResearchOctober 30, 2026

Jingle Bills – Brits feel savings shame as festive spending looms

87% of Brits describe themselves as savers - yet one in four put away less than 5% of their income in a typical month

ResearchOctober 29, 2026

Number of Irish bunq savers grows by 74% in 2025, new data shows

The number of bunq users saving in Ireland increased by 74% in 2025

CompanySeptember 29, 2026

Access to finance tops challenges facing Irish entrepreneurs, new bunq research finds

Access to finance is the most commonly cited start-up challenge, identified by 27% of Irish entrepreneurs surveyed

ProductSeptember 22, 2026

bunq first to complete Wero rollout across four markets

Wero is live for bunq users in the Netherlands, Germany, France, and Belgium, enabling users to pay and get paid across borders straight from the bunq app

bunq UpdatesSeptember 22, 2026

bunq introduces flexible credit cards that put users in control

bunq introduces a credit limit of up to €5,000 to its free, globally-accepted credit card with no monthly fee.

CompanySeptember 16, 2026

Mind the GA(I)P - British entrepreneurs sceptical about using AI despite many wasting time on admin

51% of British business owners have used AI to support their business in the past 12 months. vs other major European economies

CompanySeptember 5, 2026

‘Til Debt Do Us Part: For One in Seven Americans, Money Ended the Relationship

2 in 3 Americans say money differences have caused relationship friction - for 1 in 7, it ended the relationship

CompanySeptember 2, 2026

Moving to Paris or Stockholm might be cheaper than living in Bristol

Bristol and Brighton cost more to live in each month than Stockholm, Paris, Berlin and Frankfurt

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Think Europe is expensive? Paris, Amsterdam and London cost less than many major U.S. cities

New bunq Working Abroad Index finds London costs less per month than New York, San Francisco and Boston

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Canada pairs Paris rents with Bangkok bills

Europe’s second-largest neobank releases third annual Working Abroad Index ranks 75 cities across 40 countries

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Dublin named Europe’s second most expensive city for remote workers, new index finds

Remote workers in Dublin face monthly living costs of €2,804, rising to €3,124 when coworking costs are included

CompanyAugust 19, 2026

Six in ten Irish people experience financial friction with their partner, as new research reveals differences in how couples manage money.

62% of Irish people say financial differences have caused friction with a partner, with 12% saying they were serious enough to be a dealbreaker

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Filter by:

ResearchOctober 30, 2026

Jingle Bills – Brits feel savings shame as festive spending looms

87% of Brits describe themselves as savers - yet one in four put away less than 5% of their income in a typical month

ResearchOctober 29, 2026

Number of Irish bunq savers grows by 74% in 2025, new data shows

The number of bunq users saving in Ireland increased by 74% in 2025

CompanySeptember 29, 2026

Access to finance tops challenges facing Irish entrepreneurs, new bunq research finds

Access to finance is the most commonly cited start-up challenge, identified by 27% of Irish entrepreneurs surveyed

ProductSeptember 22, 2026

bunq first to complete Wero rollout across four markets

Wero is live for bunq users in the Netherlands, Germany, France, and Belgium, enabling users to pay and get paid across borders straight from the bunq app

bunq UpdatesSeptember 22, 2026

bunq introduces flexible credit cards that put users in control

bunq introduces a credit limit of up to €5,000 to its free, globally-accepted credit card with no monthly fee.

CompanySeptember 16, 2026

Mind the GA(I)P - British entrepreneurs sceptical about using AI despite many wasting time on admin

51% of British business owners have used AI to support their business in the past 12 months. vs other major European economies

CompanySeptember 5, 2026

‘Til Debt Do Us Part: For One in Seven Americans, Money Ended the Relationship

2 in 3 Americans say money differences have caused relationship friction - for 1 in 7, it ended the relationship

CompanySeptember 2, 2026

Moving to Paris or Stockholm might be cheaper than living in Bristol

Bristol and Brighton cost more to live in each month than Stockholm, Paris, Berlin and Frankfurt

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Think Europe is expensive? Paris, Amsterdam and London cost less than many major U.S. cities

New bunq Working Abroad Index finds London costs less per month than New York, San Francisco and Boston

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Canada pairs Paris rents with Bangkok bills

Europe’s second-largest neobank releases third annual Working Abroad Index ranks 75 cities across 40 countries

CompanySeptember 1, 2026

Dublin named Europe’s second most expensive city for remote workers, new index finds

Remote workers in Dublin face monthly living costs of €2,804, rising to €3,124 when coworking costs are included

CompanyAugust 19, 2026

Six in ten Irish people experience financial friction with their partner, as new research reveals differences in how couples manage money.

62% of Irish people say financial differences have caused friction with a partner, with 12% saying they were serious enough to be a dealbreaker