5 financial goals young people should work towards John Lowe of Money Doctors.ie gives his top five goals for the next generation. living • 02 Mar
Online deliveries, additional charges and your rights Buyer beware, not all .ie websites are actually Irish. Consumer Affairs Correspondent Fran McNulty looks at your rights when buying goods online especially in light ... Business • 26 Feb
Holidaying at home? Do your homework Booking a holiday these days is a risky business, as we do not yet know when, if, and to what extent restrictions will be lifted ... Analysis and Comment • 25 Feb
Moneylending in Ireland: '€70m in interest payments annually' There are many reasons why people continue to use moneylenders despite exorbitant interest rates moneylending • 24 Feb
How to sensibly grow your money: Part 2 In this week's part 2, John Lowe of Money Doctors.ie looks at the various types of investment where long term MEANS long term. living • 23 Feb
What the Ulster Bank wind down means for consumers The confirmation from NatWest that it is to pull Ulster Bank out of the Republic of Ireland brings to an end 160 years of banking ... Ireland • 19 Feb
How to sensibly grow your money: Part 1 In this first part, John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie will demonstrate the optimum way to build up your wealth. living • 16 Feb
Are banks about to start charging us for our savings? Banks have been applying negative interest rates to deposits from corporate and institutional customers for some time, but it now appears that they're about to ... Business • 13 Feb
10 ways to clear your credit card debt John Lowe of Money Doctors.ie gives invaluable advice on how to tackle that credit card Christmas aftermath debt - bills that are now due. living • 09 Feb
Irish banks 'latecomers' on digital services - Deloitte Irish banks lag behind their global counterparts when it comes to their digital services offering. Business • 10 Feb
Security to the fore as firms and consumers go digital Almost half of Irish small businesses surveyed by payments company Visa said they were now offering contactless payments options to their customers for the first ... Business • 09 Feb
Revolut sees 14% drop in consumer spending in January Consumer spending in January of this year was down 14% on the same month in 2020, according to financial technology company Revolut. Business • 08 Feb
In the market for a car? Ways to finance the purchase 2020 was a challenging year for the car market and this year, so far, looks like it may be shaping up to follow suit. A ... Business • 06 Feb
Consumers cautioned over misleading sites post-Brexit Consumer experts have urged online shoppers not to be duped by '.ie' websites not based in Ireland or they could face additional taxes and duties ... Ireland • 05 Feb
Are cryptocurriences a gamble? Transferring "money" will be done through your mobile phone, your fitbit watch, online or even a chip in your hand/wrist. living • 02 Feb
N26 on course for 200,000 customers here; 7m worldwide Digital bank N26 is on course to double its Irish customer base in 18 months as it expects to hit the 200,000 Irish customer milestone ... Business • 28 Jan
Contactless payments topped a record €1bn last December Irish consumers are tapping their payment cards more than ever and spending using contactless payments topped €1 billion for the first time ever in December. Business • 27 Jan
What they don't teach you in school about finance John Lowe of Money Doctors.ie gives 4 quick insights into the after-school finance lesson. living • 26 Jan
Interest rates on State savings schemes to be reduced The interest rates on several State savings schemes are to be reduced, the National Treasury Management Agency has announced. Business • 25 Jan
Too much cash, too few homes - property in a pandemic A multi-millionaire Australian property mogul controversially suggested a few years ago that if young people wanted to buy a house, they should stop buying avocado ... Business • 24 Jan
Energy customers should consider switching - regulator The energy regulator has said that domestic customers could save hundreds of euro every year by switching gas and electricity providers or renegotiating with suppliers. Business • 19 Jan
These are the 10 universal financial needs, do you meet them? January is a really brilliant time of the year to address your finances as we cope with pandemics, global economic uncertainty and changing financial circumstances. living • 19 Jan
Metamo Credit Unions join Covid Credit Guarantee Scheme Seven of the country's largest credit unions, all members of Metamo, have become the first credit unions to offer loans to SMEs under the Government's ... Business • 15 Jan
Irish mortgage interest rates highest in euro zone Ireland and Greece had the joint highest mortgage interest rates across the euro area in November, new figures from the Central Bank show. Business • 13 Jan
Banks to create payment app to rival Revolut and N26 Four of the five main Irish retail banks have notified the competitor regulator of plans for an app based payment system that would enable consumers ... Business • 12 Jan
