You And Your Money – Ireland’s Guide to Money and Living

Risk Aversion Rises in August as Double Dip Concerns Grow Mark O'Byrne, director of Goldcore, explains why gold is still ..
Frugal Festival Fun Niamh Lynch takes a look at some cheap alternatives to entertain yourself without splahing out Eur240..
Open For Business Ulster Bank is introducing extended opening hours in its 137 main branches in the Republic of Ireland i..
Prescription charges The Department of Health & Children has confirmed a 50c charge prescription items...
Student Accommodation Guide The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has launched its USI Rent Book 2010, the student accom..
A helping hand Oxfam’s Paul Dunphy explains how you can help the millions of people devastated by Pakistan’s worst floods..
Save, save, save! Angela Coyle has 10 savvy habits that will save you money...
A ray of hope Eddie Hobbs explains why Ireland has reason for optimism – weather permitting...
Kiddies Go Free! Vhi Healthcare is offering free health insurance for children to help offset the costs of going back to ..
Real Meal Deals Although the width of your wallet may continue to slim down, your waistline doesn’t have to! Two favourit..

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Student Accommodation Guide
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has launched its USI Rent Book 2010, the student accommodation Bible for all college-goers. More..

A Renter’s Market? Really?
It may be a renter’s market right now but tread with extreme caution, advises Brian O’Neill. More..

Silver Lining
If you are considering transferring wealth to the next generation, falling property prices could be a cloud with a silver lining. More..

A NAMA for the people
A new lobby organisation has formed to help those swamped in negative equity More..

In a fix
If you’re lost in the mortgage maze, Fiona Reddan helps you see the wood for the trees. More..

Money Master Class
Catherine Martin’s daughter took her first plunge into the investment market two years ago but now she’s wishing that she could turn back the clock . More..