On The Money

With rental car prices all over Europe set to remain high, we look at ways to lessen the burden

On The Money: With two ways of calculating your entitlement running in parallel, things can easily get confusing

Cutting VAT to zero from this month could save the average household about €1,000 on installing solar power ... and they can sell anything they don’t use back into the grid

On The Money: It remains fundamentally a means of ensuring your preferences are respected if you no longer have the capacity to make your own decisions

On The Money: Credit unions are pushing hard to compete with the ever decreasing number of banks in the Irish market

On The Money: People are intimidated by the prospect of moving bank account but it is easier than you think and there is a code of practice in place

On The Money: New laws have given consumers more rights while empowering regulators to address issues in a more forceful manner

On The Money: Getting a decent return on any spare cash is a challenge as Irish banks already have more of our money than they need

On The Money: If you’ve worked in the UK, you have one last chance to fill up to 11 years of gaps in your national insurance record

On The Money: High energy bills this winter are making people fearful but the key message is to contact your supplier and don’t ignore the problem

On The Money: An enduring power of attorney means someone you trust will help you make decisions for yourself if you no longer can do so alone

On The Money: There are precise requirements for registering your vehicle whether or not you have to pay tax on its importation

On The Money: Various supports could help consumers reduce medical bills this year, especially for children and older people

New law means authorities that enforce consumer rights have more powers to help