Robots will take half of jobs unless we act
Irish workers face an almost 50pc chance their job will be automated in little more than a decade. The stark ...
Read More ‘Paltry fine at odds with costs borne by ordinary citizens’
The paltry fine of €23,000 slapped on Irish Nationwide Building Society’s one-time head of commercial lending, Tom McMenamin, bears no ...
Read More Cut to pensions tax relief will lead to mass exodus by savers, warns provider
Government proposals that could see the income tax relief on pensions cut would be calamitous for middle earners, a leading ...
Read More Pensioners are biggest losers as ‘fair’ Budget sees them out of pocket
For all his promises to “promote fairness” in his 2019 Budget, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe’s measures will see some sections ...
Read More Russia banks big users of Irish debt vehicles
Russian banks are among the heaviest users of Irish special-purpose entities (SPE), a class of unregulated structure used to raise ...
Read More Confidence drops over retirement provision
Almost one in two people are concerned that they are financially unprepared for retirement, according to a savings and investment ...
Read More Irish firms struggle with digital transformation to meet customer demands – new index
A quarter of Irish businesses will struggle in terms of digital transformation in meeting evolving customer demands within five years, ...
Read More Time to check if you’re due a tax allowance windfall
Tax reliefs could be worth thousands a year to workers, but many forget to claim them, or don’t realise they ...
Read More Some 50,000 customers are left with worthless insurance
Up to 50,000 Irish insurance customers have been left with no guarantee of cover after an underwriting company shut down. ...
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