
Many of the media’s headlines have been focused on pensions across 2017. With the help of True Potential Investor’s interesting infographic below, you can learn more about how the UK saved towards their personal pension pots during Q4 2016.

Many of the media’s headlines have been focused on pensions across 2017. With the help of True Potential Investor’s interesting infographic below, you can learn more about how the UK saved towards their personal pension pots during Q4 2016.

It was the last thing that investors wanted to hear before Next embarks on its crucial Christmas selling season. The fashion seller said yesterday that its trading was “extremely volatile” and warned that sales could fall again as it heads into the festive period.

Scottish retail sales rose in September as higher food prices led to a “bumper” month for grocers and healthy demand for clothes and smartphones helped to slow the decline in non-food sales.

First dogs were allowed into pubs, then into cafés and now their own lobby group has got tongues and tails wagging. The Irish headquarters of Google and Airbnb have joined a new organisation to promote dog-friendly businesses and lobby for the rights of cafés to welcome dogs and their owners.

One couple lost their £350,000 nest egg due to bad advice — and the firm involved has yet to refund them

The FTSE 100 had its best week for eight years but the pound has plunged. The Bank of England has hinted that interest rates could be cut after seven years at a record low of 0.5%, possibly in just 11 days’ time. Some economists say Bank rate could sink to […]

When Sandra Twomey offered to buy a dress for her 15-year-old daughter Karen to celebrate the end of her Junior Cert exams, she thought it would be a simple transaction. That’s not how it turned out.

One of Britain’s biggest property owners has predicted the death of the traditional shop, as it warns that most physical stores on the high street will be wiped out by the relentless rise of online shopping.

Ireland sees strongest growth in online shopping of any EU country while reports of cross-border problems fall, writes Valerie Flynn

Fans of Billy bookcases who dread the thought of trudging through Ikea’s north Dublin superstore can breathe a sigh of relief: the Swedish home furnishing giant is promising to provide online shopping in Ireland in the coming weeks.