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You do know who is to blame for this ? Y O U - everything is dearer in this country and its because we are used to sky high semi-state prices and now they are all at it. This report is by the Austrian/Hungarian energy regulators. We are seriously weird on acceptance of high prices particularly this scam.

Irish Times - Ian Curran

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Looking for some advice and must be others in my position.

Myself and my wife have a Split Mortgage. A post financial crash issue, agree to the split at the time with our bank. Over 10 years has gone quickly and the end of the term is rapidly approaching. We will no have to pay the "parked debt", which to be fair was at 0% over the last number of years. The amount owed...

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ECB keeps rates on hold at 2pc The European Central Bank (ECB) kept key interest rates unchanged, at 2pc,on Thursday, as expected, but bet...

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This Key Post is in the form of a FAQ where I don't know many of the answers. I will update the post as I get answers.

1. PRSI payable on reaching state pension age
Answer: 0 (Class M)
1a. Does this relate to the start of the tax year in which you become 66? Or to after your birthday?
Answer: For self employment (earned or unearned) it...

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I have lodged a complaint with the FSPO in October 2021 (investigation stage). Does anyone know what the time frame is for my case to be allocated to someone. I assume it's fairly long but would like some kind of idea on what to expect.

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