No changes to Central Bank’s mortgage rules
The Central Bank has today left its key rules on mortgage lending unchanged and also extended its relaxation of certain ...
Read More Switching off: Do workers have a ‘right to disconnect’?
The line between work and home life has blurred for many over the past few months. While there are countless ...
Read More ECB warns against early withdrawal of Covid supports
The European Central Bank has said if governments withdraw financial support from households and companies too early, it could “set ...
Read More UK fiscal watchdog warns of impact of no-deal Brexit
Britain’s independent fiscal watchdog, the Office of Budget Responsibility, has said a no-deal Brexit at the end of this year will ...
Read More Traffic light system proposed for non-EU air travel
A draft report from the Oireachtas Transport Committee has recommended that a traffic light system for countries outside the EU ...
Read More 5 top tips for borrowing at Christmas
Last week, I spoke about making cents this Christmas. The expression ‘things are tight at Christmas’ resonates with many of ...
Read More Government to extend Credit Guarantee Scheme and redundancy provisions
The Government has decided to extend two measures which were brought in to help businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic. The ...
Read More Taoiseach remains hopeful Brexit deal can be agreed
The Taoiseach has said that Brexit amounts to the most significant fundamental economic change the country has faced in 50 ...
Read More Christmas shoppers urged to be wary of online fraud
Consumers shopping online this week are being advised to be on the lookout for scams. Black Friday and Cyber Monday ...
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