Thursday 29 September, 2022
People who took out a 90% mortgage this year are likely to pay out €11,000 per year.
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Both Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil have tabled motions on the issue.
The single most stressful item in any home or office.
The Insolvency Services said that it has met many people who don’t realise they are insolvent.
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CSO figures also found that the gap between the highest and lowest disposable incomes has widened.
And, no, we don’t mean the ones that occasionally come from your beloved partner.
A BBC investigation revealed products sold on the UK market that did not conform to safety specifications.
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Looking for clever ways to get your kids helping out? Look no further.
Award-winning idea came after designer observed the movements of swarms of bees pollinating flowers.
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There’s a crisis in the buy-to-let sector due to landlords falling into mortgage arrears and innocent tenants are getting caught in the chaos. Receivers have to realise people renting properties are not commodities, writes Bod Jordan.
A new ESRI publication says that young households were more likely to become unemployed and many purchased a home prior to the crash.
The spring clean tradition gives us an opportunity to start afresh, get organised, and reassess things. Here’s how to do it, writes Ciara Conlon.
The Sinn Féin TD said the idea was “simply wrong” at a time when households are experiencing financial distress.
Monsignor Georg Gaenswein, the pope’s personal secretary, will keep his old job but will also oversee the new pope’s household.
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The latest figures for a county-by-county breakdown show just over a third of homes have still not registered.
Some householders are receiving warning letters in error but have you paid the €100 tax yet?
The agency responsible for administering and collecting the charge says that householders who have received a letter but have paid the charge should contact them.
Study shows that chains like Tesco, Aldi and Lidl are experiencing more growth than homegrown Irish chains – do you make a conscious choice to shop in Irish supermarkets?
With energy price hikes kicking in soon and temperatures falling, are you switching on the timer – or holding off as long as possible?
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The latest release from the Central Statistics Office delves into how Ireland’s households and families have changed since 2006.
Some 208,000 tonnes of household packaged was recovered last year.
Latest Kantar figures show strong growth for Tesco in last quarter, while Aldi and Lidl are increasing their market share.
Almost 7,000 customers had their gas or electricity disconnected in the first three months of this year.
The latest Bord Gáis Energy Index cites supply issues and eurozone weakness as pushing fuel up.
Ireland ranked overall as the fifth most expensive place for consumer goods and services last year.
Latest figures from the Central Bank show that the level of lending to Irish households continued to decline last month.
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