IFAC recommends Govt sets up State pension fund
The Government has been urged by budgetary watchdog the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council to take steps now to ensure State ...
Read More Financial literacy levels here lag other countries – Bank of Ireland study
Financial literacy levels in Ireland appear to lag those in other comparable jurisdictions, a study carried out on behalf of ...
Read More Small firms conned out of €8m through fraud last year
Small firms were conned out of €8m last year as a result of cases of invoice and so-called CEO impersonation ...
Read More Economy facing risk of overheating this year – ESRI
The economy is set to grow more strongly this year than had been expected and may even overheat, according to ...
Read More Over 60,000 homes could be built on State-owned land – report
More than 60,000 homes could be built on State-owned land, according to a report going to Cabinet this morning. The ...
Read More Irish base for EU Anti-Money Laundering Authority to be considered
Minister for Finance Michael McGrath will today seek Cabinet approval for Ireland to apply to become the base for the ...
Read More Total value of Irish pensions fell almost 16% in 2022
The total value of Irish pensions fell by almost 16% last year, according to new figures. Rising interest rates and ...
Read More Overall gas demand down 11% in February from January
Mild weather February saw the country’s overall gas demand fall by 11% compared to January, and decrease by 25% in ...
Read More Interest rates on some State savings products to rise
The interest rates on a range of medium to long-term State savings products are to increase, on foot of several ...
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