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People pushing out retirement plans due to cost of living – survey

A new survey shows that more than two in five people in Ireland without a pension have either delayed starting ...
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Oil ticks up, but on track for weekly loss on recession fears

Oil prices edged higher today but were on track for a weekly decline amid fears of sharp interest rate hikes ...
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European car sales rise in August, ending 13 month run of falls

European new car registrations grew in August, bringing an end to 13 months of consecutive decline, data from the region’s ...
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Cost-of-living crisis adding to competitiveness challenge – NCPC

The global cost-of-living crisis has added to the urgency for the Government to address Ireland’s competitiveness and productivity position. This ...
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Mortgage interest rates fall for fourth month in a row

New figures from the Central Bank show that the average interest rate on new Irish mortgages in July fell to ...
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VAT hikes, congestion charges among tax report recommendations

The phasing out of relief on private health insurance premiums, increases in VAT, the extension of PRSI to all sources ...
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Oil edges higher as market weighs weak demand, potential supply disruption

Oil prices edged higher today as the market balanced weak demand with supply disruption amid a looming rail stoppage in ...
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Cabinet to approve 80 cent rise to minimum wage

The Cabinet is tomorrow set to approve an €0.80 rise to the minimum wage, bringing it to €11.30 per hour ...
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Oil prices inch lower on prospect of rising US interest rates

Oil prices inched lower today on concerns of another US Federal Reserve interest rate hike next week after consumer prices ...
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