Most consumers to use savings to fund Christmas spend
Consumers are set to spend more this Christmas but plan to be less reliant on debt, according to research by ...
Read More Economy grew by 2.3% in Q3 – CSO
The economy grew by 2.3% from July to September of this year when measured by Gross Domestic Product. However, activity ...
Read More One in 4 consumers switch insurance providers – Central Bank
Eight out of 10 car and home insurance consumers engage with their provider on renewal and one in four switch, ...
Read More Growing chance of global growth falling below 2% – IMF chief
IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva has warned that the chance of global growth dropping below 2% – last seen during the ...
Read More Euro zone factory downturn eased in November
The downturn in manufacturing activity across the euro zone eased in November, according to a survey which suggests while the ...
Read More Euro zone inflation falls for first time in 17 months, bolstering hopes for smaller ECB hike
The annual rate of inflation across the euro area eased back to 10% in November, according to an initial ‘flash’ ...
Read More Firms to start reporting on gender pay gaps from today
Companies across Ireland will start to publish information on their gender pay gaps from today. Firms of all sizes are ...
Read More New tipping laws come into force today
New laws governing the practice of tipping come into force from today, providing a boost to workers’ rights. Under the ...
Read More Paid sick leave entitlement on track for New Year
An entitlement to paid sick leave is scheduled to come into effect in the New Year after the Tánaiste, Leo ...
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