The payment of credit card bills will have been a financial priority in many Irish households in the last couple of weeks, as people got paid and turned their attention to clearing Christmas debt.

The takeover of concert promoter MCD Productions by international promoter and venue owner Live Nation has cleared its final regulatory hurdle.

Many mortgage holders in Ireland have little understanding of how their house loans work at their most basic level, new research reveals.

John Hearne says car dealerships are optimistic for a good year of sales, while buyers have far more options when it comes to seeking.

He’s made his list and he’s checked it twice, but maybe Santa Claus should be considering whether plastic toys are naughty or nice, writes Ellie O’Byrne.

As you probably have heard by now, changes to the rules concerning gift vouchers in Ireland came into effect earlier this month, giving consumers more rights when it comes to these popular items.

A quarter of Irish students struggle with debt and over half say they miss lectures in favour of paid work, writes John Hearne

The risks ranged from potential eye damage from sunglasses which did not provide UVA/UVB protection to fire hazards from unsafe phone chargers.

A body representing Ireland’s insurance brokers has hit back at claims the profession is involved in anti-competitive practices, after the Government announced an investigation into the public liability insurance market.

People could be paying thousands of euros over the odds when buying financial products online by falling foul of "subtle features" when they sign up, according to new research by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).

With fears that a no-deal Brexit will bring cross-border trade to a halt, John Hearne examines what it will really mean for buyers here.