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
Saving money in a bank is meant to be a reliable and secure way to store and save hard-earned funds. However, in recent years, Irish savers have been finding themselves caught in a frustrating position. With interest rates at historic lows, many savers are struggling to find ways to make their money grow while also … Read more
The Energy Supply Board (ESB), the state-owned electricity company in Ireland, saw a significant increase in profits over the past year due to soaring wholesale electricity prices. The company announced that their profits more than doubled, highlighting the growing demand for energy in the country. As households and businesses continue to rely heavily on electricity, … Read more
Inflation in the UK has caused the cost of living for ordinary people to rise exponentially. Reports indicate that people are facing its consequences in various ways. Yasem Kaptan, 46, from North London, is starving and feeding her six cats. They eat only one day a week. Yasem Kaptan says she has to starve to … Read more
Leo Varadkar, the former Taoiseach of Ireland, has recently spoken out against Irish banks and their recent rate increases. Varadkar argues that the banks cannot have it both ways, that they cannot expect to be bailed out by taxpayers in times of need, while also increasing the cost of borrowing for those same taxpayers. In … Read more
Inflation rates have always been a concerning factor for every economy, and Ireland is no different. Recently, the country witnessed an unexpected rise in the inflation rate that shook the market. In February, the inflation rate in the Irish economy rose to an alarming 8.5%, taking everyone by surprise. This news has significant economic implications … Read more
KAMPALA, KOMPAS.com – A farmer Uganda who has 102 children and 568 grandchildren from 12 wives has finally decided to stop raising his family. Musa Hasahya (67), now asks his wives to use contraception so they can afford to buy food for their daily consumption. “My income has gotten lower and lower over the years … Read more
Year 2022 Considered a ‘brutal’ year and ‘rocky’ another year. Not only with Thais but also spread all over the world With both the outbreak of COVID-19 not yet over economic crisis Russo-Ukrainian war Energy crisis, etc., raged and extended to all the money in the wallet. Many people sent their regards in the beginning.New … Read more