The founder of Sculpted by Aimee is leading the Irish beauty boom, but scaling a global brand means bigger ambitions and bigger scrutiny

As supermarkets battle for customers, some are offering broader options in how you can use your loyalty programme points

Government is ramping up its affordable schemes, but is the offering as good as it sounds?

If travelling to buy diamonds, jewel valuer Carol Clarke warns buyers to be wary as fraud can be common and mistakes costly

At a time when Ireland is still hunting for international investment, real-estate investment trusts have fallen from favour

At the Irish Wake Museum in Waterford you’ll see death masks, mourning jewellery and dentures made from real teeth. Just watch out for Auntie Nora upstairs!

Some homeowners will see their bills more than double, but others will pay less next year

The price of gold has surged by more than 60% this year alone to a succession of record highs as investors and central banks pile in

Borrowing power can be boosted in various ways, including pitching for an exception and using Child Benefit

Pensioners are biggest winners while highest earners lose up to €10

Klarna, which went public last month, said about 13.6% of its revenue comes from late payment, or so-called ‘snooze fees’

Governments have consistently sought to lower the income tax burden but some groups are doing better than others

Home buyers are struggling to pay deposits and find a house that qualifies for Government incentives. But could change be on the way?

When USC was introduced, temporary relief was put in place for most medical card holders; 14 years later it is still in place

Rising food costs, challenging wages, and expensive leases – restaurants are facing a perfect storm. Can they thrive or simply survive