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Secure online transactions powered by global payment platform
Online payment safety is at the core of this Irish transaction platform. With marketplace partnerships like DoneDeal, they’re significantly expanding the reach of their safe, reliable transactions. Transaction security isn’t a new concern, and there’s still hesitation around online transactions driven by a perceived lack of trust. “Many people feel uncomfortable sending money online,” explains...
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How Renault’s finance solutions are accelerating the move to electric
Mobilize Financial Services is improving electric vehicle (EV) Accessibility with a range of competitive and flexible financing options Mobilize Financial Services — the financial services subsidiary of Renault Group in Ireland, providing a range of financing solutions for Renault, Dacia and Alpine vehicles — has seen significant growth in EV financing over the last year,...
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New auto-enrolment retirement savings system
Ireland’s new auto-enrolment scheme launches in 2026, matching worker and employer savings with a State top-up to make retirement saving simpler and fairer. Recently, Minister for Social Protection Dara Calleary said MyFutureFund is about ensuring workers have access to a quality-assured retirement savings option. It’s a transformative scheme and will bear great fruit, particularly for...
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An Post Money: digital banking services with a human touch
An Post Money’s innovative products and services aim to help customers get on top of their finances. There was a time when customers would stay with their bank through thick and thin, due to familiarity, lack of competition or because it was more convenient. That’s not the case now, insists Debbie Byrne, Managing Director of...
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Why Ireland’s new fibre broadband network could be a money-saver
Fibre optic broadband is being rolled out across Ireland, enabling access to a high-speed internet connection — and may even save you money. The Government’s National Broadband Plan, Ireland’s largest ever telecommunications project, is expected to be completed towards the end of 2026, and it’s already making a particular difference to rural communities that either...
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Scammers targeting consumers with fake comparison websites
Fake comparison websites are being used to steal personal data. Discover simple steps to protect yourself. The world of financial scams is ever-changing, with scam artists devising novel methods to try to steal your money. You might be used to receiving unsolicited texts asking you to pay a fee to have a package released, or...
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Faster, safer payments for Irish customers
Irish consumers can now make and receive euro payments within 10 seconds, with new security checks to confirm payee details. SEPA Instant Payments and Verification of Payee are transforming how customers send and receive money, making payments faster and more secure. Payments in seconds, 24/7 Banks and payment service providers in Ireland have recently rolled...
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Financial Planning 101
Fairstone Ireland CEO Paul Merriman shares why a structured financial plan isn’t about restriction — and why it can turn everyday spending into lasting financial freedom. Many households keep a close watch on monthly spending yet still question whether they truly need a financial plan. The answer, experts say, is yes. Tracking expenses is important,...
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Practical ways to save on food, energy and everyday costs
Across Ireland, people are finding themselves financially stretched. Rising rents, childcare costs, energy bills and everyday expenses are putting pressure on families, couples and individuals alike. Whatever your situation and wherever you live, the cost of living can feel overwhelming. It can lead to sleepless nights, relationship strain and a sense of isolation. It’s important...
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The future of finance: money management and personal finance
Managing your money isn’t supposed to feel overwhelming. Despite what the headlines might suggest, you don’t need a degree in finance or a crystal ball to take control of your financial future. You just need a clear path, the right tools, the right advisor and a bit of discipline. That’s the kind of grounded advice...
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