29 Jan GameStop stock and what’s happening with it What happened this past week with GameStop’s stock was unprecedented. And markets show that the three largest shareholders in GameStop’... Continue reading
How will the Government deal with the national debt According to a recent study done, the Ireland government will be estimated to be able to absorb around 17% of the spike in the State’s ... Continue reading
28 Jan Will working at home be a norm to stay? No one would have imagined that society would be able to shift the majority of jobs to working virtual and at home. But with the COVID ... Continue reading
28 Jan Tax Relief methods that you may be looking for Taxes have and always will be the stress of most people’s adult life. And there are two sides of the same coin in terms of feelings you... Continue reading
28 Jan Financial steps you can take in quarantine As quarantine drags on into 2021, and there is no certainty when restrictions will start to lift as the COVID vaccines roll out, there ... Continue reading
Is Renting really a bad thing? Should you rent or should own it? This may be a controversial topic but let us clear up the misunderstandings and go over the facts. So... Continue reading
27 Jan How will Vaccines demand and supply affect our global financial stability? The IMF has released reports on how the increasing demand for COVID vaccines and lagging behind supply may lead to some financial insta... Continue reading
27 Jan How to manage your finances 2020 has been a hit or miss for many. Financially, there have been many downs and not so many ups. Understanding that we’re comprised a... Continue reading
The nasty cycle of high-interest rate loans Many of us had started from the bottom, working day and nights, and depending on government assistance to pull them through. Many indiv... Continue reading
Ways to potentially reduce your tax bill If you are one of the 706,000 individuals who are due a refund, as announced from the Revenue last week about your taxes, you probably ... Continue reading