Can we give our daughter more tax-free now, or is she stuck at the old limit?

House prices weren’t cheap back in those Celtic Tiger days, but lending rules and housing supply were very different

Precisely when tax is due is determined by timing of its valuation but generally it is when probate is granted

When people talk about the State pension, they cite the maximum weekly rate, but you might not qualify for that

Would you buy an asset with a criminal past?

There are barriers to adult children moving to Ireland

About 90 per cent of the legal titles in Ireland are now registered in the Land Registry

If you don’t have children and want to leave your estate to other people it can be a minefield

Lone parents explain why family holidays need to reflect modern family life, from cost and childcare to confidence and inclusion

A reader looks to avoid issues that have held up the disbursal of a relative’s estate for more than four years

As household budgets remain under pressure, buying refurbished or recycled products also helps the environment

There are two systems for recording property transactions in Ireland, which can lead to complications

Never mind nostalgia: here’s what a retro summer can teach us about saving money

Let your local authority know, in writing, that these bags are there and are not being collected

How can my spouse and I ‘game plan’ our finances to retire comfortably?