'No need to panic': How will the Ulster Bank wind down affect customers?
The bank will be wound down gradually over the next few years.
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The bank will be wound down gradually over the next few years.
Paschal Donohoe also stressed the vaccine roll-out as ‘biggest driver’ of Ireland’s economy this year and next.
Industry players say the end of passporting could see Ireland’s save-as-you-earn market ‘wiped out’.
A number of categories like shop assistants, actors and journalists will have their flat-rate expenses withdrawn from 1 January.
Changes to the Universal Social Charge and entry point levels mean savings of nearly €300.
Changes to the USC and the entry point level mean savings of at least €328 for these workers next year.
Accused James O’Connor is charged with abduction and is also alleged to have stolen over €8,000 of his father’s pension and credit union savings.
There are two kinds of people in the world.
Spending helps too (but you’ll need to save first).
Insurance premiums are wiping out any savings motorists are making from low fuel prices.
Some children are making more than €800.
We took to the streets of Dublin city to find out if people have good intentions for 2016 – and if they’ve been sticking to them so far.
It’s time to take the Financial Bleep Test.
How do you plan to pay for the education costs for your little ones? It’s time to start planning now, writes Eamon Dwyer.
A majority of people don’t understand their pension, according to new research.
The move could save the county board millions.
After working on it as a hobby for a year and a half, the team behind KillBiller made the jump into full-time and have some ambitious plans for 2015.
A few people admitted to having a secret bank account.
… but millions were still spent.
Are you seeing the benefit at the petrol stations?
Around €130 million in the last two years.
If you have over €50,000 in savings, that is.
Irish families now owe a combined €94.5 billion… and falling.
The ‘fear factor’ that that has long gripped consumers is now easing, says IBEC. The business group says the time is right to bring in a raft of tax cuts.
Which cut would be more beneficial for you?
The proportion of people saving regularly increased to 41% from 35% last month, says the Savings Index.
Howlin wants to hear from you.
The Transport Minister encouraged all employees to “reflect very carefully on the implications if Irish Rail is unable to secure its viability”.
The quarterly report from ComReg suggests that cheaper mobile plans and the increased sales of bundled products have helped reduce the amount spent on mobile services.
The INMO says the savings are being sought – the HSE says this is incorrect.
The new building will be located at the National Sports Campus in Dublin.
Education, renovating homes and holidays are all increasingly popular, but saving for a rainy day is still king.
An Post say that they now hold 16 per cent of all personal savings in the country.
It now covers bodies such as the Criminal Assets Bureau, Nama, and the Labour Court.
Increasing numbers are turning to credit cards or dipping into savings.