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There are a few core rules when it comes to making money off the stock market

The rules you need to follow to make money on the stock market

John Lowe the Money Doctor in the third of three parts on the stock market gives invaluable advice and reveals the secrets of successful stock-market investment.

Budget • 10 May 19

The campaign is as effective as it is harrowing. Photo: Women's Aid

Women's Aid launch powerful "Abusive Teller Machine" campaign

The campaign involved real-life people attempting to use an ATM - here reinterpreted as an "Abusive Teller Machine" - that mimicked many of the traits of financial abuse.

living • 29 Apr 19

'The Borrowers' will shed new light on how Irish people borrow money, and why

New show sheds light into how Irish people take out loans and why

'The Borrowers' follows along as people apply for loans for everything from private sight-saving eye surgery to a wild shopping spree.

living • 16 Apr 19

The show is tackling financial bad habits

'How to be Good With Money' aims to undo Ireland's bad habits

If you're bad with money and want to be good with it, there's a show for that. 'How to be Good With Money' is a new programme undertaking the challenge to make Ireland more financially literate.

living • 10 Jan 19

Top tips for saving money on insurance for your gadgets

New iPhone? Here's 8 ways to avoid over-insuring your gadgets

With today being Cyber Monday, many people will be buying new gadgets to go under the Christmas tree. But it's important to avoid paying extra insurance on these devices. Here's how to avoid doing just that.

living • 26 Nov 18

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has a snapshot of some of the ways to pay for a new car.

Four ways to pay for your new car

It can be easy to throw caution to the wind when you're thinking of buying a new car. The CCPC has a snapshot of some of the ways you can pay for your car.

CCPC • 26 Mar 17

Now is the time to start saving for First Communion

First Holy Communion: How To Save

On average, parents spent over €836 last year on their children's first communion. This puts huge financial pressure on families, some of whom resort to money lenders or credit cards to tie them over; there are other options!

First Communion • 15 Mar 17

A Fair Deal? The Cost of Nursing Home Care

Financial adviser John Lowe, The Money Doctor, shares his tips for tackling the financial issues of nursing home care.

The Money Doctor • 13 Mar 17

The Money Doctor: Pyramid Selling and how to avoid it

Mark Twain once quipped 'October. This is one of the peculiarly dangerous months to speculate in stocks. The others are July, January, September, April, November, May, March, June, December, August, and February'.

The Money Doctor • 19 Dec 16

Facing the Christmas aftermath before it happens

Top Tips to avoid Christmas debt

Christmas can be a stressful time for families when it comes to finances. The Money Doctor is here to help you get ahead of that Winter debt.

Christmas • 05 Dec 16

Is Financial Advice Worth the Cost? The Money Doc Investigates.

Huge losses can occur from poor financial advice but equally huge losses can occur due to a lack of any financial advice. The Money Doctor ask whether financial advice is worth the cost for people in Ireland.

The Money Doctor • 24 Nov 16

Budget 2017 Boot Camp: What Does it Mean for You?

Depending on whether you come out better or worse after Budget 2017, you may be thinking about reviewing your own money. The CCPC is here to help with their budget boot camp for the whole family.

living • 12 Oct 16

John Lowe, better known as the Money Doctor, is explaining the birth of money and other interesting facts. Have you ever noticed that the “$” symbol never has, nor does it now, appear on any U.S. currency? Read on for more fun cash facts!

The Money Doctor: 20 Fun Facts About Money

John Lowe, better known as the Money Doctor, explains the birth of money and shares 20 other interesting facts. Have you ever noticed that the “$” symbol never has, nor does it now, appear on any U.S. currency? Read on for more fun cash facts!

The Money Doctor • 24 Nov 16

By 2030, 90% of Irish adults will be overweight

Ireland is becoming the fattest nation in Europe. Some say a tax on sugary drinks could combat this. However there are views this could be an unfair tax on lower income families. Prime Time hosted a debate on the issues.

Living • 19 Sep 17

How to Make Your Money Grow and Grow

Money Doctor, John Lowe, tells RTÉ LifeStyle how to make money grow and grow and grow....

money doctor • 24 Nov 16

Back-to-school costs hit the headlines

Sending your child to school every year is a costly exercise. Each year those costs inevitably increase with parents having to resort in some cases to credit cards and moneylenders to bridge the gap.

Living • 14 Aug 17

Don't Let Money Ruin Your Relationship

The money doctor shows us how families can work together to achieve long term financial security!

Living • 12 Jul 16

5 Tips to Save for Your Child's Education

It can be difficult to save money when you have young children to raise, but with the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission's (CCPC) help, you can start saving for your child's education today.