Dominic Coyle

Dominic Coyle

Deputy Business Editor

Dominic Coyle is Deputy Business Editor of The Irish Times.

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Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Rich payday for bosses at Re-turn and ESB and don’t put off checking your pension status

Business Digest: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Irish Nationwide’s Michael Fingleton dies and Revenue claws back €8.9m in Covid support

Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Out of the blue a company has offered to buy my Aviva shares for £2,000. What should I do?

US group Litani is contacting Irish shareholders but offering a price well below the current market value

My divorce settlement gave me our investment property. Will I face a capital gains tax bill?

Properties transferred under divorce settlement are free of capital gains but tax can re-emerge as an issue down the line if you sell

Ireland nabs largest share of Microsoft tax payments and PTSB debate lingers

Business Digest: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

State homes agency looks beyond cities and the tips staff never got

Business Digest: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Consumer protection needs to be higher priority for Simon Harris investment accounts - actuaries

Actuaries society alarmed at focus on investing in individual stocks after investors hurt in financial crash

Nestlé sells its former infant formula plant in Askeaton to US pharma group

Injectables specialist Pfanstiehl has had no previous manufacturing presence in Ireland

Irish Aviva shareholders targeted by US firm seeking to buy stock on the cheap

US-based Litani has also been approaching small UK investors in recent weeks to buy stock at a deep discount

The mortgage is paid off; what can we do with the €800 a month now available to us?

As we grow older, our investment window shortens and our recommended profile moderates – but we still have options

Our fixed-term mortgage is coming to an end: what are our options?

Valuation on your home’s current value can help you access a lower interest rate

How to keep control of decisions about your own medical care

An advanced healthcare directive sets out your choices about your care which doctors are obliged to follow

Will our daughter be stuck with a tax bill and no way to pay it under a right of residence?

Your daughter will inherit the family home but effectively cannot sell it as long as anyone with a right of residence continues to live there

My husband and I are about to turn 80 and want to downsize. What are our financing options?

Bridging finance is not cheap but it does give people the security of being able to buy a new home before selling their current one

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