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Care is needed when planning to leave something to a person who is on means-tested social welfare support
Irish Pharmacy Union says serious shortage protocol under new legislation will ease pressure on doctors, pharmacists and patients
Details of the State’s low cost loan scheme for energy upgrades have finally been unveiled: so who qualifies and how can you apply?
PwC confident sector will consolidate and improve outcome for pensioners but short-term challenges remain
Parent in their 70s has met someone new several years after his wife died and they are talking about getting married
Q&A: A loss on an asset you invested in can only be ‘crystalised’ when you get rid of it by sale or other transfer
Department of Social Protection tells employers new rules will allow transfer from compulsory scheme to workplace alternative
Padraic Kissane says investors who lost over €80,000 each were misled on risk profile of investment promoted by AIB
Choices on where to put your pension fund when you retire are very much down to your own views about financial security and investment
Hundreds of thousands of Irish people who remain single need to plan carefully for what will happen their property and other assets after they are gone
There are four issues feeding into decisions around electric vehicles: the initial purchase price, charging infrastructure, longevity and resale value
Medicines for Ireland strategic review calls for agreement with Department of Health on supply and pricing of off-patent medicines
EY numbers suggest workers could retire with strong savings for retirement under new compulsory pension scheme
Bank has offered to buy out legacy investors who were all but wiped out in the crash and now hold shares worth less than the cost of selling them
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