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Are You Paying Too Much For Car Insurance?

Are You Paying Too Much For Car Insurance?

Don't Just Pay What You're Asked When you buy a car, you wouldn't just accept the first price the dealer offers - you haggle to get the best deal. The same logic should apply to your car insurance. By simply accepting the renewal price, you could be potentially leaving hundreds of euros on the table. The Cost of Complacency The difference between similar policies from two different insurer... read more>
Electricity Bills in Ireland Could Rise by €831¹ a Year – What What You Should Know

Electricity Bills in Ireland Could Rise by €831¹ a Year – What What You Should Know

Electricity Bills Could Rise by €83 a Year1 – Here’s What’s Going On Irish households are being warned about a possible €83-a-year increase in electricity bills.1 Why? ESB Networks is planning a massive €13.4 billion upgrade to the national grid, according to ESB Networks. The upgrade is essential to future-proof the system, making sure there’s enough capacity to meet growing demand a... read more>
Your Guide to Mortgage Protection

Your Guide to Mortgage Protection

What’s the Right Mortgage Protection for You? When you take on a mortgage, protecting it isn’t just smart, it’s essential1. But with so many protection types available, like life cover, serious illness cover, and job-loss protection, it can be tricky to choose the best fit. ✅ 1. Life Insurance Cover Covers your mortgage if you pass away, ensuring no remaining liability for your family. I... read more>
Why It Costs More to Live in Ireland – And How You Can Cut Everyday Expenses

Why It Costs More to Live in Ireland – And How You Can Cut Everyday Expenses

Why It Costs More to Live in Ireland – And How You Can Cut Everyday Expenses Ireland is officially one of the most expensive countries in Europe to live in—second only to Denmark1, according to The Irish Times. From groceries and childcare to rent and energy bills, Irish consumers are paying a premium across nearly every category. So, why are everyday costs so high? Consumer expert Conor ... read more>
With Digital Currency, will we still need banks?

With Digital Currency, will we still need banks?

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB) recently said that the Euro could be available to European consumers as a digital currency in as little as four years. As a digital currency, your Euros would exist as legal tender on your smartphone without the need for a bank account. Essentially, the consumer has a direct relationship with the ECB as the issuer and guarantor of ... read more>