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EEconomy Read More International airfares rise 21.5% despite strong travel demandSeptember 26, 2026 Kiwis are paying significantly more for overseas flights as fuel and aviation costs climb, but demand for international…
EEntrepreneurship Read More Beating the chill – Around EalingSeptember 25, 2026 Trying to keep your home cosy and your energy bills down can be stressful, particularly with costs likely…
EEconomy Read More Global markets are signalling danger. Here’s what it means for Irish households – The Irish TimesSeptember 18, 2026 How do we interpret the turmoil on global markets? US longer-term borrowing costs have touched levels not seen…
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HHealthcare Read More Knee surgery patient (70s) wakes up to €3,000 bill after change made during procedure – The Irish TimesSeptember 14, 2026 Having and then recovering from surgery is stressful at the best of times but imagine how stressful things…
PPersonal finance Read More Jack Chambers rules out equalising inheritance thresholds in budget – The Irish TimesSeptember 11, 2026 Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has effectively ruled out the equalisation of inheritance tax thresholds between children…
EEnvironment Read More Balcony solar could soon become legal in Australia. Here’s how plug-in systems workSeptember 11, 2026 Australia could soon follow in the footsteps of Germany and the United Kingdom as it prepares to lift…
EEconomy Read More Americans are running out of moneySeptember 9, 2026 Welcome to Trump’s America, The i Paper’s World Insight series presenting the sharpest, deepest thinking on an era-defining shift in…
PPersonal finance Read More One Nation pushes for early super access for Australians paying rent or mortgageSeptember 7, 2026 Australians with a mortgage or paying rent would be given a choice to divert a portion of their…
EEconomy Read More The two things that make Ireland expensive: Energy and housing – The Irish TimesSeptember 4, 2026 The sources of stress differ across regions. In developing countries, it’s food prices. In the US, healthcare often…