Kildare Oasis fans spent most on tickets - AIB Kildare Ticketmaster customers spent the most on Oasis tickets for the band's two gigs in Dublin next year according to the latest AIB Spend Trend, … Business • 09 Sep
Bank of Ireland's plan to increase protection from fraud Bank of Ireland has outlined a four point plan to better protect consumers and businesses from fraud amid a 76% increase in investment fraud this … Business • 05 Sep
Electric Ireland to cut electricity and gas prices Electric Ireland is to cut its prices for domestic electricity and gas again from November. Business • 05 Sep
Report recommends forum to tackle mortgage arrears issue A new Government commissioned report has called for the establishment of a forum of senior representatives from departments and bodies to focus on further reducing … Business • 03 Sep
Looking to make some extra cash? Here's why reselling is booming John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie shares his advice for reselling your items online to supplement your income. living • 03 Sep
Protections for energy customers to remain for winter The energy regulator has said that measures aimed at protecting domestic customers from the impact of high prices are to remain in place for the … Business • 29 Aug
First time buyers continue to drive mortgage approvals Just over 5,300 mortgages were approved in July, the latest figures from Banking and Payments Federation Ireland show. Business • 28 Aug
Would you really pay €500 for an Oasis ticket? We don't always rationally and objectively evaluate our willingness to pay a high price for a ticket in advance of doing so Oasis • 03 Sep
Three penalty points could push up motor insurance by 10% Having three penalty points on your driving license could push up your motor insurance premium by 10%, new analysis shows. Business • 27 Aug
Domestic electricity bills to rise by up to €100 a year Household electricity bills could be set to rise by up to €8.42 a month over the coming year. Business • 28 Aug
Some mortgage holders to face big rate hikes this year Thousands of mortgage holders who have their loans with non-bank lenders could be set to be see their mortgage rates leap by as much as … Business • 26 Aug
Spending in beauty spas, cinema & sports clubs rise - BoI The latest Bank of Ireland Spending Pulse, which looks at debit and credit card spending, reveals that outlay rose significantly in sports clubs, beauty spas … Business • 26 Aug
Fuel sector seeks action on high petrol and diesel prices The proportion of the price of diesel accounted for by tax will hit 54% following an expected increase in the carbon tax in October's budget. Business • 26 Aug
Fuels sector seeks action on high petrol and diesel costs The proportion of the price of diesel accounted for by tax will hit 54% following an expected increase in the carbon tax in October's budget. Business • 18 Aug
Drawdown of car loans hits record high in first quarter Strong demand for cars helped drive volumes in the personal loans market during the first three months of the year. Business • 09 Aug
Ulster Bank writes off most remaining credit card bills Ulster Bank has told most of its remaining credit card customers here who had outstanding balances that what they owe is being written off. Business • 10 Aug
Everything to know deposit interest and your investments John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie looks at the best deposit interest options currently available and how to invest wisely. living • 08 Aug
Household saving rate moves up to 14.99% in Q1 - CSO New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that households saved 14.99% of their income in the first three months of the year, up significantly … Business • 31 Jul
Call on Govt to assist parents with back-to-school costs Children's charity Barnardos has called on the Government to introduce a suite of measures to assist parents with back-to-school costs. Education • 31 Jul
ICS Mortgages to cut rates for owner-occupier mortgages ICS Mortgages is to reduce its owner-occupier fixed rate mortgage products from August 1. Business • 01 Aug
Average weekly household spending exceeded €1,000 - CSO New figures from the Central Statistics Office reveal that the average weekly household spending exceeded €1,000 in 2022-2023. Business • 01 Aug
CRU to increase PSO levy from October The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has confirmed today that the PSO levy will increase from October as wholesale electrictiy prices have come down … Business • 01 Aug
Fuel prices tick higher in July - AA Ireland Average petrol prices rose by one cent to €1.80 per litre in July, while diesel prices are up by almost three cents to €1.74 per … Business • 19 Jul
Why are property prices picking up steam again? Property prices are firmly on the ascent once again. Having slowed last year on the back of a rapid succession of interest rate increases, the … Business • 22 Jul
ECB rates unchanged, but offers no guidance on next move The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged as expected today, with its president Christine Lagarde saying a move in September was "wide open". Business • 18 Jul
