Home insurance is a crucial consideration for anyone who owns or rents a property in Ireland. Whether you are a homeowner or a renter, understanding the ins and outs of home insurance can protect you from unexpected financial burdens. In this blog, we will explore the different types of home insurance, the importance of having adequate coverage, and specific considerations for homeowners and re... read more>

Inflation in Ireland is reaching 2%, the highest it’s been in 10 years, but not much compared to the 20% inflation we hit in 1981. How will our household budgets be affected? Do we want more or less inflation? The European Central Bank made a radical shift in its inflation policy this year, moving from a policy to cap inflation in the eurozone at a maximum of 2%, to a policy of targeting an ... read more>

Our attitudes to healthcare have changed enormously since the pandemic began. New studies by McKinsey and PWC have shown how attitudes are shifting in relation to medical technology, remote delivery, and new ways of interacting with healthcare providers. The pandemic demonstrated how much we look to new technology, whether it be mRNA vaccines or healthcare apps and IT to administer our inter... read more>

At OneBigSwitch we work hard to get better prices on household bills for homeowners and householders. We, like many other businesses in Ireland, depend on the next generation of citizens being able to buy or rent a home. Therefore, we get worried when we see our housing crisis getting worse. Housing crises are not unique to Ireland, many countries have them. The causes are complex and varied... read more>

Working remotely is becoming the new normal for many of us. What was a temporary measure due to the pandemic is now permanently changing the way we work. Working from home brings many challenges: lack of space, poor broadband and the mental challenges of confinement. There are also many implications for householders and for household bills. Your energy, telephone and broadband usage might be... read more>