Local property tax changes delayed for another year Taxpayers will not have to face increased Local Property Tax bills for 2021 after the Finance Minister decided to defer the valuation date for the ... Business • 16 Sep
AIB offers range of new fixed rate mortgages AIB is introducing a new range of Loan-to-Value (LTV) fixed rate mortgages, which will see the bank offer a range of fixed price points for ... Business • 14 Sep
Avant Money enter mortgage market with 1.95% fixed rate New mortgage lender Avant Money starts taking applications for its products from today, with fixed rates as low as 1.95%. Business • 14 Sep
Mortgage holders being 'fleeced' - Brokers Ireland Fixed rate mortgages accounted for three quarters of all new mortgages agreed in the three months to July, according to the Central Bank. Business • 11 Sep
New mortgage agreements down 35% New mortgage agreements fell 35% year-on-year in July, according to figures published by the Central Bank of Ireland. Business • 11 Sep
6 tips for handling back to school expenses 2020 has been a very strange year and for many parents... living • 10 Sep
Revolut reports 4% rise in spending in August Daily consumer spending has risen on an annual basis for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic sent the country into lockdown, Revolut's latest monthly ... Business • 07 Sep
AIB extends free contactless card transactions Personal current account customers at AIB will continue to be able to carry out contactless payments for free, after the bank extended its decision not ... Business • 04 Sep
Want to donate to charity? Here's how to do it while saving money Irish people are probably the most generous in the world and when it comes to decent causes, we have long pockets and equally long hands. living • 01 Sep
SMEs urged on Strong Customer Authentication measures New research shows that 53% of Irish consumers plan to continue shopping online where possible due to Covid-19, highlighting the growing importance of eCommerce to ... Business • 31 Aug
Credit card spending up, but ATM usage lower than 2019 Spending on credit and debit cards has continued to rise in August and is now above the daily average during August of last year, new ... Business • 31 Aug
July mortgage approvals down 33.8% on annual basis The number of mortgages approved nationwide rose by 50.1% in July on a monthly basis, but were down by 33.8% compared with the same time ... Business • 28 Aug
Asking house price inflation up 1.2% in August Annual house price inflation has risen by over 1% despite the impact of Covid-19 on the market, according to new analysis from property website MyHome.ie ... Business • 28 Aug
Over 40,000 children sign up for Revolut Junior account More than 40,000 young people in Ireland now have a Revolut Junior account, just four months after the product was launched here. Business • 26 Aug
Cancelled plans due to Covid-19 cost consumers €694 A new study reveals that 80% of Irish consumers cancelled or postponed major life events this year due to Covid-19 at a cost to them ... Business • 25 Aug
Here's why you should consider investing in stamps John Lowe of Money Doctors explains how the humble postage stamp delivers returns that can't be licked. You can even put your own stamp on ... living • 18 Aug
Revolut offers instant euro-area bank transfers Revolut's Irish customers can now send money in seconds to banks and financial institutions across Europe using new instant payment technology. Business • 19 Aug
Fuel prices rise, as traffic volumes increase - AA The average cost of both petrol and diesel in Ireland has increased this month, as traffic volumes continue to rise. Business • 20 Jul
Revolut rolls out banking app for children Digital banking app Revolut has today rolled out Revolut Junior to its standard plan clients in Ireland. Business • 17 Jul
Call to spread TWSS tax burden over four years The group representing Irish accountancy bodies has called on the government to spread the taxation burden for recipients of the government's pandemic wage subsidy schemes ... Business • 13 Jul
62% of credit unions offer payment holidays amid crisis 62% of credit unions have introduced payment holidays as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, a new survey of credit union CEOs and managers across ... Business • 06 Jul
Savings surge as lending levels drop - Central Bank Bank lending to households fell last month by €310m, new figures from the Central Bank show today. Business • 30 Jun
Consumers keen to shop local, but less so with cash About four in ten consumers say they don't wish to use cash in future transactions. Business • 24 Jun
€600 million spent using contactless payments in May Consumers spent €600 million in May using contactless payments, according to the latest figures from the banking sector. Coronavirus • 23 Jun
Consumers up spending on retail and air travel Air travel, accommodation, takeaways and gambling are some of the areas that Irish people have been spending their money on since Covid-19 restrictions were eased. Business • 17 Jun
