Money can buy happiness – but only if you earn optimal amount
Having more money does not make you happier, according to figures released earlier this month from the UK’s Office for ...
Read More Sterling dips on doubts about revised Brexit deal
Sterling fell slightly today after a UK government source poured cold water on the prospect of an imminent Brexit deal, ...
Read More Retailers warn of no-deal Brexit price hikes and reduced supply of goods
Groups representing retailers in Ireland, Northern Ireland and Britain have issued a strong warning that a no-deal Brexit will lead ...
Read More ‘Infinite’ opportunities for Irish companies in Europe
The former president of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, has said that despite Brexit, the opportunities for Irish businesses ...
Read More Brexit pensions saved after deal between Irish and UK governments
The governments of Ireland and Britain have guaranteed the continued payment of state pensions, child benefit and other social welfare ...
Read More Surge in companies looking for clearance for UK trade post-Brexit
There’s been a surge in the number of companies here applying to Revenue to get the necessary documentation for trading ...
Read More Irish SMEs paying more for loans than EU counterparts
Irish small and medium enterprises (SMEs) pay on average three percentage points more interest on loans than the European Union ...
Read More How much will you pay? – Charlie Weston’s comparison on current account bank fees
BANKS are back to their old trick of increasing the charges for running a current account. Both Permanent TSB and ...
Read More An Post plans nationwide network of parcel lockers as online shopping soars
An Post is advancing plans for a nationwide network of self-service parcel locker stations to enable customers more conveniently access ...
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