“Teleworking and its impact on New York City’s economy: A Bloomberg study analysis”

“Teleworking and its impact on New York City’s economy: A Bloomberg study analysis”

First modification: 23/04/2023 – 03:56 New York City is known for its hectic pace of life. Many call it “the city that never sleeps”, but this could be changing since the advent of teleworking, a new professional practice that is gaining more and more strength. According to the latest study by ‘Bloomberg’, the city loses … Read more

Irish Lenders Increase Variable Mortgage Rates in Response to ECB Hikes

Irish Lenders Increase Variable Mortgage Rates in Response to ECB Hikes

Variable mortgage rates offered by popular banks and lenders like AIB’s Haven and EBS have been a popular choice among customers in Ireland for years. However, recent reports suggest that both banks are set to increase their variable mortgage rates for selected customers. The news has caused concerns among homeowners and potential buyers who may … Read more

How Covid-19 Altered Household Savings Behaviours in Ireland and the EU

How Covid-19 Altered Household Savings Behaviours in Ireland and the EU

John FitzGerald, a respected economist and former head of the Economic and Social Research Institute, has recently made waves by calling on the Irish government to stop providing cost of living supports to families who don’t need them. In a new report, FitzGerald argues that these supports, such as child benefit payments and tax credits, … Read more

Irish Consumer Prices Continue to Rise Amid Sustained Inflation

Irish Consumer Prices Continue to Rise Amid Sustained Inflation

Inflation is a major economic concern that affects everyone from consumers to business owners. The good news is that according to recent data, inflation has slowed down in March, dipping to 7.7%. However, prices are still rising, indicating that inflation is not going away anytime soon. In this article, we will delve deeper into the … Read more

IMF warns of “entering a perilous phase” for global economy with inflation set to fall more slowly than expected

IMF warns of “entering a perilous phase” for global economy with inflation set to fall more slowly than expected

The global economy is facing a perilous phase as inflation becomes “much stickier,” warns the International Monetary Fund (IMF). With inflation rates picking up all over the world, the IMF is warning that the world’s economies are in danger of overheating. This marks a stark warning from the IMF, which has expressed growing concern about … Read more

The Struggle of Irish Teachers: Job Security, Housing Crisis and Call for Investment in Education

The Struggle of Irish Teachers: Job Security, Housing Crisis and Call for Investment in Education

As the cost of living continues to soar across the country, UK teachers are feeling the pinch. A recent study has highlighted the impact of soaring rents and living costs on the ability of teachers to make ends meet. Many are struggling to pay bills, with some even facing homelessness or being forced to rely … Read more

Is the Annual Inflation Rate Really Accurate? New Research Suggests Otherwise

Is the Annual Inflation Rate Really Accurate? New Research Suggests Otherwise

Inflation plays a critical role in shaping any economy, affecting the prices of goods and services, purchasing power, and interest rates. The concept of inflation refers to the increase in the prices of goods and services over a period. However, identifying inflation accurately is challenging, and economists rely on various methods to measure inflation. Recently, … Read more

Report Finds Majority of Consumers Missing Out on Savings by Not Switching Banks

Report Finds Majority of Consumers Missing Out on Savings by Not Switching Banks

As technology continues to advance, customers are presented with more options than ever before when it comes to banking services. However, a new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found that the majority of bank customers in Ireland are losing money by not switching to more beneficial accounts or services. In … Read more

Darmstadt and Co.: The World’s Most Expensive Cities due to Inflation and Rent

Darmstadt and Co.: The World’s Most Expensive Cities due to Inflation and Rent

Fur living in New York, residents have to dig particularly deep into their pockets compared to the rest of the world. A current survey by the financial service provider Smartasset has shown how low. The takeaway: Earning $100,000 feels like making just $36,000. In no other US metropolis can you do so little with your … Read more

A sobering tale is revealed by mortgage data.

A sobering tale is revealed by mortgage data.

The housing market has always been an integral part of the economy, and for many, the dream of homeownership remains a significant milestone. With so much focus on the escalating prices of homes in recent times, the affordability and accessibility of mortgages have become a topic of discussion. However, the latest data from mortgage lenders … Read more