Beyond five days’ of statutory sick pay a year, your employer is not obliged to keep paying you if you fall ill

Even though parental leave has personal, family and social benefits, only half of fathers take their two-week entitlement

Being female comes with added financial burdens when it comes to getting goods and services

The ‘financially independent and retire early’ mantra has become hugely popular online, but does it work in the real world?

Market tumult will pass but the failure to start investing early in a pension could haunt you financially throughout your retirement

Having that conversation can spare a family some surprises, prevent unintended consequences and disputes, and probably save tax

Failure to address what happens to the home you shared can leave both parties in limbo when it comes to moving on with their lives

Options include topping up a mortgage or tapping the Government’s low-interest Home Energy Upgrade Loan scheme

Concepts of wealth are being redefined but does it differ between men and women, and how will it shape your decisions?

Part-time work, caring commitments and the gender pay gap mean women are at a big disadvantage when it comes to pension income

People are buying their first homes later in life, but there are options so the loan is not a burden when you stop working

If even two-thirds receive the average in gifts, that’s a windfall of more than €24m in the hands of young children in the coming months

You may have to work four extra days for the same monthly pay cheque depending on the day the month starts on or payday falls

With Irish savers increasingly attracted by rates on offer in foreign banks, here’s what to look for – and the pitfalls to avoid

All the messaging around Valentine’s Day is about love and harmony but there can be a distressingly darker side to relationships

Those lucky enough to get a mortgage over the line have a few factors in common. How are they doing it?

Lenders are required to give the Central Credit Register details of all loans over €500 and you have the right to see your record

From putting sums aside regularly to going on a no-spend week, here’s what the money experts advise

Rising property values and new ‘green rates’ mean homeowners including first-time buyers can minimise rises in mortgage repayments

Irish people are great at saving but not always as shrewd at maximising returns. Here’s how to improve your financial outlook in the short, medium and long term