Interest rate war brews as new bank joins market
A Spanish banking giant is to enter the Irish mortgage market in a move sure to put massive pressure on ...
Read More Retail bounced back in June as shoppers rushed out after lockdown
Customers rushing back into shops as the lockdown eased in June lifted the value of retail sales back to pre-Covid ...
Read More Irish companies show impressive flexibility with diversification to Europe
One of the challenges we face in growing our economy is the limited size of our domestic market. Ireland’s entry ...
Read More Minister signals that couples with combined income of more than €75k will be eligible for affordable homes scheme
HOUSING Minister Darragh O’Brien has signalled that couples who have a gross combined income of more than €75,000 will be ...
Read More Revolut Junior now available to those who use its free online account
DIGITAL payments company Revolut has made its child-friendly money management app available for those who use its free online current ...
Read More Use of cheques halves as electronic payments continue to increase
The phrase ‘the cheque is in the post’ is set to become redundant. New figures show that the use of ...
Read More Big challenge in economic stimulus plans is to avoid wastefulness
The Government’s economic stimulus plan, which will be published today if it is signed off by the Cabinet, is a ...
Read More The EU’s €750 billion recovery fund – What is in it for Ireland?
In the ‘deal before dawn’ to secure a multi-billion euro Covid-19 recovery package and a €1.8 trillion budget package to see ...
Read More Firms spend up to €42,500 to meet Covid requirements, according to CSO
Small businesses spent on average €4,000 on Covid-19 measures to comply with requirements for trading, according to the Central Statistics ...
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