Are neighbours entitled to a share of the estate of a man they cared for?
Charity is just that and whether it is recognised will depend on this man’s will, if he had one
ECB to cut rates as house prices inflation stays steady at 8%
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US stockpiling sees Irish exports spike and mortgage arrears on the rise again for some
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We called off our wedding because of Fair Deal threat to my home
Scheme subsidising cost of private nursing home care will look at all of a couple’s income and assets, regardless of who owns what
Aviva vote on cancelling shares: what does it actually mean?
Insurer is looking to get out form under an expensive commitment to some shareholders
Care group Dovida looks to hire up to 1,500 carers nationwide
Group looks to substantially increase workforce as it expands range of services and tackles capacity shortfalls in certain regions
Local Property Tax: What’s changing and what will it mean for you?
How do you calculate your home valuation for paying the Local Property Tax?
Tariff worry leaves markets a sea of red and trade war concern for house prices
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Moving jobs after using Help to Buy scheme
Revenue will come looking for their money back if you stop living in the property within first five years, with very limited exceptions
Tariff talk: EU trade ministers assess response to Trump
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SCSI report examines cost and financial return of retrofitting office buildings
Study finds upgrades to lighting, heating and ventilation often represented the most significant cost and recommends focus on insulation
I’m juggling savings and debt; what’s the best approach to buying my first car?
Important to consider the cost of your debt compared to the benefit of saving in terms of interest rates
People will have 31-day window to pay bill for UK state pension buyback
Irish people who worked in the UK are entitled to purchase voluntary national insurance contributions to either secure or enhance a UK state pension
Am I too late to apply to boost my UK pension?
Effective deadline is just over 24 hours away so this really is your last chance to lock in access to a UK state pension or enhance the pension already paid into
Trump’s delivers ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs with a flourish
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