Some insurance products ‘may no longer be available to Irish consumers in no-deal Brexit’ – Central Bank
Some insurance products may no longer be available to Irish consumers if there is a no-deal Brexit, the Central Bank ...
Read More Employers shy away from people who have had short-term jobs
Two thirds of employers have opted not to interview someone who has had short-term jobs in the past. This is ...
Read More Capital projects affected by rising costs and labour shortages
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has signalled possible changes to the start dates of major capital projects because of rising ...
Read More Pound steady after May’s Brexit deal voted down
The pound steadied early this morning but remained on the backfoot following a volatile overnight session after British politicians defeated ...
Read More Taiwan objects to Britain’s trade plans post-Brexit
Taiwan objects to Britain’s proposed rules for managing its trade in services after it leaves the European Union and has ...
Read More Higher costs for air fares and restaurant prices sees inflation rate rise
Higher costs for air fares and rising restaurant prices saw the inflation rate move up slightly. The annual inflation rate ...
Read More Petrol prices plunge but the taxman takes 64pc
Car fuel prices have dropped to their lowest level in almost 18 months, according to an AA Ireland survey. The ...
Read More Charlie Weston: ‘Escape the banking ‘confusopoly’ and get yourself a better mortgage rate this year’
Central Bank changes that came into effect on mortgages at the start of the year represent a missed opportunity to ...
Read More Lower property tax for homes of rich: minister
A Government Minister wants lower property tax rates for those in affluent areas. The Local Property Tax (LPT) was based ...
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