How can I find what my likely State pension will be?
Department of Social Protection will only entertain queries six months ahead of drawdown, but here’s how you can work it out for yourself
Dealing with debt: What are your options if it’s becoming unmanageable?
Debt can seem overwhelming but there is support available and range of options to get back on your feet financially
Does it make sense to take the tax hit now to get immediate access to my pension pot?
Pensions are designed to provide a level of financial security in retirement and cashing them in early clearly undermines that
Is there any point in keeping my Goodbody Stockbrokers account open?
If you’re not trading shares, there’s little point in a stockbroker account and any losses your husband suffered died with him
Trump says letter outlining EU tariffs is on the way
European politicians and diplomats on standby waiting for word of a breakthrough
Ireland’s €156bn tax corporate tax bonanza and measuring the tariff threat
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Price of grocery staples running well ahead of general inflation
Consumer prices rise 1.8% year-on-year in June, Central Statistics Office reports, up from 1.7% in May
Inheritance Q&A: The tax implications of inheriting across borders
Inheritance tax rules vary widely between one country and another, so beneficiaries are well advised to seek professional legal advice
Are prize bonds still a good investment?
The value of prizes has risen over recent years but the odds of ‘winning’ are still daunting
How do I approach Revenue about modest tax debt stretching back many years?
A neighbour buried his head in the sand after falling foul of a crooked accountant - and now fears shame and prosecution
Isme says 17% rise in personal injury payout is ‘capitulation to vested interests’
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan is due to bring proposal to Cabinet next week to legislate for higher payouts
I am due to inherit €30,000, is it worth my while to gift my husband half to avoid tax?
Deeds of variation or family arrangement work differently in Ireland and Britain and that can catch some people out
Second big payday for Barry Connolly of Irish-founded Fulfil as Hershey buys him out in North America
Deal represents second payday for Barry Connolly who cofounded Fulfil in 2016 and sold rest of business to Ferrero for €160m in 2022
Recession fears edge worries over housing costs among Irish households – Bank of Ireland
Irish households are saving less and are more worried about outlook for investments, survey finds
Mixed messages on State pension entitlement from two offices in same Government department
The Department of Social Protection says you do not qualify for voluntary purchase of PRSI but you are separately being offered the right to buy that PRSI