What’s the story with driver numbers and my insurance?
Change requires all drivers in Ireland to provide driver number for each driver covered on car insurance policy
Consumers could face €1,000 increase in bills across energy, broadband and other areas from this week
Surge in costs for health insurance, energy, television, broadband and mobile phones
If I can’t get flood insurance, can I still buy a particular house?
Even people who haven’t been affected by flooding can now struggle to get insured, depending on where they live
Paperless bills: Attaching a pdf to an email ‘should be mandatory’
The requirement to log into an online portal means many customers never check their bills
Financial scams and poor customer service prompt surge in complaints to watchdog
Banking sector prompted most contacts to the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman in 2024
Brian O’Driscoll issued with compliance notice by consumer watchdog over ‘misleading’ social media post
Fitness coach Caroline O’Mahony, who has 882,000 Instagram followers, found to have failed to use appropriate labels for commercial content
SSE Airtricity ‘issued me with a bill of €4,300, up from an average of about €150’
A reader saw her energy bills jump by 1,000% after a bad meter reading, while another suffered after failing to submit a reading when vacating an apartment
‘They don’t answer phones’: How Aer Lingus customer care frustrated Rosemary, Dave and Paul
A reader asks about allowances for disabled passengers, while another has since June been trying to get cancellation compensation
Heathrow airport to reopen with some flights to resume this evening
Compensation for those whose flights were cancelled may not be available due to event outside airlines' control
Heathrow airport cancellations Q&A: what are my rights and options and how do I claim?
More than 1,300 flights are being cancelled following a fire at a nearby electrical substation
Almost 50% of people have no savings and are struggling financially, survey shows
Pension deficit looms as just one in 10 women feels ‘very prepared’ financially and fewer than one in four men
Dunnes recalls baby socks over loose thread fears
The pink marl baby socks were the subject of a parent’s complaint to the consumer protection watchdog
Yes, Amazon.ie will give Irish shoppers choice. But no, it’s not ‘good news for all’
Retailers face challenge of working with online platform or going head-to-head with it for business
Amazon.ie opens for business as a dedicated website for Irish shoppers
Company is also launching ‘brands of Ireland’ section to help promote retailers
St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin: ‘I don’t fancy being around people when they are too drunk’
Revellers from across the world pack the city centre to see 4,000 performers, floats and marching bands on parade