Imagine sitting in a trading room in New York, screens flickering with charts, and the Fed’s announcement hits the wires. Suddenly, the USD surges against the euro, wiping out positions or minting fortunes in seconds. …
Tánaiste Micheál Martin called the claims “phoney spinning” and rejected the idea that job seekers would not benefit from increases to fundamental welfare rates. The head of Fianna Fáil effectively confirmed hikes in weekly welfare …
With the introduction of new immediate access savings accounts, Revolut has announced its further entry into the Irish market. Customers can now take advantage of rates as high as 3.49% on these accounts, reports Breaking …
Simon Harris has referred to plans to lower payment rates for all Ukrainian refugees residing in state housing as “fair” and in keeping with “best practice,” reports Breaking News. In the next three months, the …
AIB has announced an increase to its fixed and variable mortgage rates, piling on more misery on homeowners. The rates will increase by an average of 0.46%. The new rates will kick in on June …
Bank of Ireland said today it would raise its fixed mortgage rates again and also introduce a new fixed deposit account for corporate customers, reports RTE. The bank said it follows the European Central Bank’s …
HIV rates have more than doubled in Ireland in the last year, according to statistics released by the Health Protection Surveillance Centre(HPSC). The agency responsible for monitoring rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) reported that …
Non-bank lender ICS Mortgages became the first provider to raise rates after the ECB’s 0.75% hike this week. ICS will increase the fixed and variable rates of its own mortgages by 1%. The increase will …
The Government confirmed that the current Pandemic Unemployment Payment rates will stay in place until March 31st. In an announcement the Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said that the current rates from €203 to €350 will …
The Government confirmed that the current Pandemic Unemployment Payment rates will stay in place until March 31st. In an announcement the Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said that the current rates from €203 to €350 will remain …
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