Wholesale electricity prices fell by more than 24% last month
While wholesale prices have softened considerably over the past 12 months, retail prices for consumers remain elevated
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While wholesale prices have softened considerably over the past 12 months, retail prices for consumers remain elevated
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Ibec chief economist Gerard Brady says business lobby group expects an overall inflation rate of 2.3% for 2026
Companies continue to hire workers but focus on key areas, says recruiter
Jump in cost of pancake ingredients outpaces wider inflation
A national stamp now costs €1.85, while the €3.50 stamp for letters to Europe represents a rise of 85c
Technology has changed the payments landscape, with fewer people carrying cash and businesses relying on virtual tipping through terminals
A family went to Roscoff with the company and had a ‘fantastic’ trip, but an attempt at a repeat didn’t work out so well
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Company measuring customer’s distance travelled in miles instead of kilometres
Almost a third of shoppers say they are struggling to make ends meet, survey finds
Tomatoes a reader found at his local Tesco were nothing like a really good Irish tomato - for very good reason
More than 297,313 homes were behind with their electricity bills at the end September, and almost 180,000 had fallen behind with gas bills
Data suggests figures were attained due to an increase in the number of people seeking loans, as average loan value fell by €172
Bookshops cite rising recommended retail prices as key concern
RSA criticised over growing death toll in crashes and long waits for NCTs and driving tests
Dynamic tariffs more accurately reflect what’s actually going on with electricity supply and demand
Calamari, smoked salmon and lamb cutlets go up in price – though wine hikes are avoided
We’re continually told we’re facing a demographic crisis, but solving it is not as simple as lying back and thinking of Ireland
While we celebrate St Brigid’s Day, Irish women are being financially penalised simply for their gender
More than half faced increase in insurance premiums last year, Carzone survey shows
Initial reading on harmonised index of consumer prices shows a slight drop in the annual rate to 2.6% in January
Musgrave – which also owns the Donnybrook Fair and Daybreak franchises – saw turnover in 2024 reach €5.2bn
Premiums on some top level family plans will climb by more than €400 a year under latest increase
AIG threatened to cancel Jimmy’s policy after difficulties with having tracking device installed
Personal finances ‘remain under strain for many households’, Irish League of Credit Unions report says
Helen could not have foreseen how frustrating her attempts to use her gift card would be
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Time restrictions on gift cards bought for Christmas appear to be at odds with the law
Wholesale costs amount to a third of the price households pay
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