Six ways to get financially fit for 2010
written by Rachel_McDonaldThis is going to be the year - the year we finally get on top of our personal finances. Yes, come January we'll all be making similar promises to ourselves but there is a way - and it's not even too painful. There will be no forced selling of unwanted Christmas pressies on eBay (though that's not a bad idea), there will be no flogging the second car or the apartment in Turkey.
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How to avoid falling into money traps
written by Naomi_RichardsonIs payment protection insurance really one of the worst forms of insurance you can buy? Those of us who took out mortgage payment protection insurance to cover job loss or serious illness should be feeling confident that at least the mortgage is covered - no matter what happens, right? For most of us meeting those mortgage repayments is a priority.
Your job may drive up the price of insurance
written by M_HorganYour sensible brother may slag you about the money you splash on shoes, bling and weekends away. He may even say you’re high risk on the high street with your credit card. But when it comes to car insurance, you get away lightly. It’s young men who are classed in the higher risk categories, according to ...
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Know your rights when shopping online
written by M_HorganYou've been waiting all week for that little black number to arrive in the post, just in time for the office black tie dinner.
Bag a bargain in the price wars
written by adminThere's nothing like a price war between Ireland's two favourite airlines and the latest Ryanair and Aer Lingus special offers had us whipping out our credit cards.
Four more years of negative equity to go
written by M_HorganGetting caught in negative equity conjures up images of financial quick sand for home owners.
Help me - I'm on staycation in Cork
written by Siobhan_NortonIt may be rip-off Ireland, but when money's tight and the children are a handful, is it really worth shelling out to herd a family through the airport only to arrive in searing heat and a sea of Irish pubs?
Dentists feel the pain as recession bites
written by Rachel_McDonaldAs the recession bites, Irish dentists are feeling the pain when it comes to a drop in cosmetic work.
Stay one step ahead of the scammers
written by Rob_CumiskeyIn June, Bord Gais had four laptops with 75,000 customers bank account details stolen from its premises. This alert reminds us all of the importance of protecting our personal data.
Booming businesses - it's a cosmetic thing
written by Rachel_McDonaldIrish women are reluctant to cut back on the Botox and other cosmetic surgery - despite the recession, according to thriving cosmetic surgery clinics.
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