Wegovy: The obesity ‘wonderdrug’ comes to Ireland, but it will cost you
Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy is about to enter the Irish market but people will have to pay for it from their own pocket - for now at least
Will I lose out on UK pension because of UK revenue delays?
Key thing for those who worked in UK is to get your expression of interest in ahead of April 5th deadline
‘How can I access my dead mum’s will if my family won’t discuss it?’
‘She didn’t have much - just some jewellery and she said she wrote us all individual letters’
UK state pension deadline softened amid last minute rush
Irish people who worked in the UK can purchase up to 17 years of national insurance to cover gaps since 2006 if they apply by April 5th
How much should you pay for a funeral?
Funeral expenses can mount quickly at a time when you may be too stressed to notice but there are ways of defraying the bill
State officially begins search for auto-enrolment investment managers
Primary focus in delayed request for tenders is on charge for managing funds that could grow to €21bn by 2035
What will it cost me to buy back UK national insurance?
How much it will cost depends on your personal circumstances but you will need to be no older than 72 at this point, or 70 for a woman
State funding logjam stalls up to 5,000 social and affordable homes
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Missing out on Help to Buy because developer is not on Revenue list
Close to eight years into this scheme, it seems strange that a builder would not know the rules to allow you claim a tax refund of up to €30,000
ECB cuts rates but signals a likely pause and hotels giant Dalata considers a billion euro sale
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Novo Nordisk to explore how obesity drugs can help patients with addiction
Danish obesity drug giant looking at whether its semaglutide drug can reduce cravings associated with addiction
Kenmare founder tried to buy listed miner and D4 gem faces demolition
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‘It is the biggest burden of my life’: An oncologist’s struggle to secure medicines for patients
Getting patients access to treatments they need – without which they will die – is the ‘biggest burden of my life’, says Prof Gráinne O’Kane
‘My son is getting married in the summer, and the likelihood is that I’m going to be able to see that’
A stage 4 cancer diagnosis out of the blue left Bernard Mahon reeling: then he was told a drug that could treat it was not covered by his insurer
I’m in my 70s and have €500,000 in savings. If I need to go into a nursing home, what happens if I run out of money?
State support under Fair Deal is available to more people than you might think and can be applied for at any stage