18 Jul Property Taxes According to the Nevin Economic Research Institute (NERI), property taxes should be raised drastically to diversify tax revenue sources... Continue reading
17 Jul Pensions Pensions in Ireland is paid to people from the age of 66 who have enough social insurance contributions. People who qualify for a state... Continue reading
16 Jul Mortgage Rates – comparison to Europe High mortgage rates and strict mortgage regulations are greatly effecting borrowers. According to the Independent, Ireland's high mortg... Continue reading
09 Jul Energy Prices Consumers have been warned about rising energy prices. Many have been urged to beat immense energy price hikes by switching suppliers. ... Continue reading
03 Jul Review of Housing Costs Increasing costs of rent are hindering workers from benefiting from increases in wages due to the growth of economy and reaching full e... Continue reading
24 Jun Ireland market basket prices reach EU heights As of late, Ireland has been flagged as one of the most expensive countries in the EU for food. A market basket is a list of foods, con... Continue reading
24 Jun First communion offers many financial firsts Ireland is a country with every town founded around a religious center. Although in recent years faith has substantially waned, there a... Continue reading
14 Jun Ireland tourism rates rise leaves no trace on total spending During the first quarter of 2019, it seemed that tourism spending has fallen by 4%. What is odd about this number is the fact that the ... Continue reading
12 Jun Dublin’s Housing Prices are Growing Faster than Income A new report released by credit analysts from Moody’s states that Dublin house prices have grown approximately nine times the rate that... Continue reading
Fair Deal Scheme The Fair Deal Scheme was enacted in 2009 to assist those who cannot afford to pay full cost of nursing home care. The Fair Deal Scheme ... Continue reading