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15 years ago today I started my self-employed adventure. All suited and booted I settled into my new office in ...
Read More On the money: Ireland’s minimum wage is now the second highest of all EU countries
POLICY makers across developed economies have struggled to lift wages since the great crash – a big factor in the ...
Read More Higher rents and utility bills push consumer prices up
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that consumer prices rose by 0.7% in January compared to the same ...
Read More Property prices still rising – but easing rate of increase indicates slight cooling down
Property prices are continuing to rise, but the rate of increase is down indicating a slight cooling down. New figures ...
Read More €647m paid out to 39,800 affected tracker mortgage customers
Banks have paid out €647m in redress, compensation and costs to customers caught up in the tracker mortgage controversy, new ...
Read More Spending by householders flat in January as bills for Christmas arrive
Spending by householders was flat last month as the bills for Christmas arrived. New figures from the Visa Consumer Spending ...
Read More Varadkar expects UK to leave EU with deal but Ireland ‘continues to prepare for all Brexit outcomes’
With 44 days to go until the UK leaves the European Union, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said he believes a ...
Read More EU court ruling on Belgian tax breaks may affect Apple case
Europe’s second-highest court will rule tomorrow whether a Belgian tax break which benefited some 35 large companies is illegal state ...
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