Plant-based convenience food group Fiid shakes up management team
Irish maker of nutritious microwaveable meals turns to UK executive to help build up its business in the UK market
I am on occasion using the €3,000 annual tax-free gift, could it come back to bite later?
Small gift exemption is a very useful tax relief for people trying to help out friends or family members
Our interest-only home loan is ending; can we find a new interest-only lender?
Options are very limited for homeowners looking to roll over home loans in retirement
Allianz pitches new pension offering at risk-averse investors
Consumers will be able to insure against losses in their pension fund on a product designed to tap into stock market gains
Don’t skimp on house insurance
Underinsurance is a growing issue for homeowners in Ireland and the consequences can be devastating
Charities seek budget tax break on inheritance for wills giving to good causes
My Legacy umbrella group for charities says three percentage point cut in inheritance tax could treble legacy income from wills
Student housing giant puts plans on hold and top author hit for €2.1m Revenue settlement
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Government spending ‘unsustainable’, says watchdog
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Nine out of 10 Irish commercial properties are underinsured, chartered surveyor claims
Underinsurance means many companies could face financial ruin if they ever need to claim on their policies
I live part of the year in both Ireland and Britain, so where should I pay tax?
Tax-residence rules can be complicated but measures are in place to prevent you being taxed twice on the same income
If I sell my sister the half-share in the family home we inherited, what tax will I pay?
Capital gains tax makes no allowance for family connections though gift tax could still be an issue depending on the price agreed
One in three Irish women have no retirement savings, survey finds
Nearly half of Irish adults have little or no pension savings
Britons cool on Ireland as a ‘value for money’ holiday destination
Tourism Ireland survey finds more than a third of overseas consumers rethinking destinations due to extreme weather
Medicine pricing agreement coming to end with no talks yet sanctioned on successor deal
Pharmaceutical companies say they have little interest in any new agreement unless it can guarantee faster access for new drugs
How does changing my will to leave less to one child create a tax problem for them?
Solicitor advises woman that amending will now will have adverse tax impact on child living abroad - without providing any detail