The Government is loosening rules on modular homes in gardens of people’s homes, but much of the detail has still to be finalised

People cannot presume that foreign countries will accept an Irish will, or that local laws will see property go to whom they intended

Regardless of your budget, there are lots of options if you have the ability to regularly save or invest a lump sum

How to invest: Options for investing a lump sum; long-term saving for children; and whether you should pay down your mortgage before you invest

At the higher-risk end of the investment universe, these opportunities are really only suited to experienced investors

Yields, rents and gated funds: what you need to know to invest in property

The Cork woman fell in love with Manhattan 12 years ago and recently bought and decorated her own place, complete with a working fireplace

Knockelly Castle, a Tipperary gentleman’s pad from the 15th century, has been recognised as an extraordinary restoration project

With bonds moving more in line with shares, exposure to commodities can shield your portfolio from a stock market slump

Active management is more prevalent in bonds which are seen as offering a more stable return than you might expect with shares

There are several different approaches to investing in funds and enough acronyms to confuse even the most attentive investor

The hotelier and TV star on 10 years with Dunnes Stores, life after The Park, and having no regrets

How much can I get? How many doors are covered? What about first-time buyers? The lowdown on the latest home energy efficiency incentives

Charges vary wildly between brokers so it pays to take time to compare to see what works for the type of trading you envisage

In the first in our investing series, we look at why Irish people are happy to leave their money in low return bank deposit accounts