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How much of the money you invest actually goes into your fund?
Commission and charges mean that even a fund that promises to put all your money into the investment can be a bad thing
Insurer Intact among final bidders for Generali’s Irish unit
Zurich Insurance Group also said to be among a small number of bidders for RedClick
Insurance policy updates more likely to protect insurers than consumers, say brokers
Consumers advised not to rush through policy updates when home renewals arise after Zurich row
Zurich moves to clear up confusion over flood insurance cover
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Zurich letter wrongly told customer they were not insured for flood damage
Insurer says it has not changed level of cover, but concedes error would have led to confusion
Insurer Zurich moves to limit exposure to flood claims
Company which is third largest insurer of property in State changes definition of a flood and the nature of loss or damage it will cover
How much do you need to save to send your child to college in Ireland?
Parents of children studying away from home are spending up to €58,000 over a four-year degree
Smokers pay tens of thousands more for life insurance and mortgage protection
Survey by price comparison website bonkers.ie reveals true cost of smoking
Should you withdraw your money from poorly performing property funds, or wait it out?
Investors can find themselves locked in when market downturns put a squeeze on fund withdrawals
How to save money in 2025: Low spend challenges, Revolut tip and direct debit reviews
From putting sums aside regularly to going on a no-spend week, here’s what the money experts advise
How can you make your savings work harder?
Irish people are great at saving but not always as shrewd at maximising returns. Here’s how to improve your financial outlook in the short, medium and long term
Irish insurance companies raise concerns over effects of climate change
‘Frequency of catastrophic climate events’ and changing flood risks among climate concerns discussed with Minister of State for insurance Neale Richmond
Overbooking flights: Shelbourne fans let down as Swiss turns passengers away
Upset at a boarding gate for three supporters planning to travel to Zurich for match
What sort of income can you get from a pension annuity? Finding out is harder than it should be
Some in the annuity sector seems to be anything other than focused on openness and transparency with customers
The smart way to spend child benefit payments
Some families are in the fortunate position of being able to put the State’s double child benefit payment on December 5th to work for the long term
Judge directs parties to engage over defects in docklands office
‘Extremely unpleasant and nauseous sulphurous-like smell’ throughout the building, Rabobank alleges
Ireland’s best portraits of 2023: National Gallery of Ireland announces Zurich prize shortlists
Shortlisted entries will be exhibited at the National Gallery of Ireland from December
Generali to buy Liberty’s Irish and Iberian units for €2.3bn
Liberty Mutual entered the Irish market in 2011 with Quinn Insurance takeover
Why it’s never too early, or too late, to start saving for your child’s education
Carolann Courtney and Brian O’Malley wanted to save for their family’s education for years. As so often happens, life got in the way
Row between insurers over liability for worker’s injuries goes to Supreme Court
Zurich and RSA in policy dispute over ‘life-changing’ injuries when wheelie bin fell off truck on to worker
Building financial wellness from the ground up
How Zurich helps wholesale broadband provider Siro keep pensions pertinent and at the top of its benefits tree
No money in, no money out: Irish property funds suspend withdrawals
The deferral of withdrawals or switches is a feature of property funds but investors need to be aware that it makes them a risker prospect
Judge throws out €60,000 injury claim related to ‘staged’ road crash
Three passengers who were travelling in car withdraw related actions linked to 2017 incident in Swords, Co Dublin
Zurich highlights scope for deals as it stays mum on Liberty talks
Insurer in discussions to buy Liberty’s business in Ireland, Spain and Portugal
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Insurer Zurich in talks to buy Liberty’s Irish and Iberian business
Liberty assets were put up for sale last year with price tag of more than €1bn
‘The only people I knew in Trinity were there to rob bikes’
Thirty years ago TCD started one of Ireland’s first university access schemes for disadvantaged students. Are these initiatives working or just window-dressing?
Appeal court overturns finding on Zurich’s liability for bin collector injuries
Joseph Moore suffered devastating injuries as a result of the 2013 accident
Rabobank and Zurich take legal action over ‘nauseous, sulphurous’ smells in new Dublin office
Bank and insurer allege the building in docklands has problems with air circulation, leaks and lingering odours
Zurich Portrait Prize 2022: David Booth wins €20,000 award
Meilin Ava Song, a 13-year-old from Dublin, has been named winner of this year’s Zurich Young Portrait Prize
New pension options now available for business owners and the self-employed
Insurers offering such pensions had stopped taking new business last year because of strict EU regulations, but have now found ways to return to the market
More than 100 jobs at risk as Zurich to shift EEA base to Germany
Decision does not affect Zurich’s domestic Irish insurance business
Shutters pulled down on new business-owner pensions
Insurers selling single member pension schemes have suspended new business under threat of prosecution
Josh van der Flier named Irish Players’ Player of the Year 2022
Flanker chosen from shortlist with Caelan Doris, Mack Hansen and Hugo Keenan
HWBC capital markets division targets deals worth €200m this year
Commercial real-estate adviser establishes dedicated team for raising debt and equity
‘If I do business stuff for too long, I’ll go to clown school for a bit’
Wild Geese: Entrepreneur and arts performer Kiva Murphy moved to Barcelona in 2013
Rory McIlroy outlines why he will not be joining any golf breakaway tour
‘People can see it for what it is, which is a money grab’
Insurance can pay inheritance tax bills... at a price
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
How to make the hybrid workforce model work
Hybrid model is the hardest to achieve and can lead to a two-tier workforce
Government extends Covid-19 travel rules for all arriving passengers
Regulations requiring travellers to the State to fill in a locator form extended until July
NCT centre inspections failed to uncover any serious lift defects
Vehicle underbody tests were suspended last week when fractures were found in equipment
Is Zurich looking to take too much tax out of my investment fund?
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
Three adjoining office blocks in Dublin’s Blackrock on sale in separate lots
Combined area of 50,000sq ft for buildings quoting €6.6m, €4.5m, and €3.375m
Bohemians have refound their soul but face a battle to stay up
The club has survived an existential financial crisis but faces a real struggle this season
Offer to Shelbourne to share Dalymount Park with Bohemians
Door remains open says Dublin City Council
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