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Charlie Weston

59 posts
EEconomy
Food prices now rising at fastest rate in almost two years, with more hikes to come
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Food prices now rising at fastest rate in almost two years, with more hikes to come

  • September 2, 2025
The cost of shopping trolley staples are surging at a rate of 5pc a year – almost three…
BBusiness
Petrol and diesel prices dip as back-to-school season begins
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Petrol and diesel prices dip as back-to-school season begins

  • August 28, 2025
It comes as the country moves into the back-to-school season which sees many children driven to school. Unleaded…
BBusiness
More than a dozen credit unions merge as they scale up to expand mortgage offerings
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More than a dozen credit unions merge as they scale up to expand mortgage offerings

  • August 28, 2025
It is just the latest of more than a dozen such mergers this year as the ­lenders scale…
BBusiness
New threat to electricity bills as network charge hike gets approval
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New threat to electricity bills as network charge hike gets approval

  • August 26, 2025
The decision will add just under €29 a year to household electricity bills. However, this year’s rise is…
BBusiness
Grocery inflation rises to near 6pc as shoppers opt for promotions to keep costs down
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Grocery inflation rises to near 6pc as shoppers opt for promotions to keep costs down

  • August 25, 2025
Grocery prices are now rising at close to 6pc, putting a huge strain on household budgets. The August…
EEconomy
Blow to households as wholesale electricity prices rise after falling for months
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Blow to households as wholesale electricity prices rise after falling for months

  • August 24, 2025
There are fears the 7pc price rise from Flogas could be echoed by other energy providers, with no…
EEntertainment
Your money questions: ‘Can my son’s school insist that we buy him an iPad though its exclusive supplier?’
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Your money questions: ‘Can my son’s school insist that we buy him an iPad though its exclusive supplier?’

  • August 23, 2025
Plus, life insurance and income protection queries The use of tablets in schools is becoming more common. Photo:…
BBusiness
Bank of Ireland warns about ‘convincing’ investment scam ads on social media
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Bank of Ireland warns about ‘convincing’ investment scam ads on social media

  • August 21, 2025
The ads are promoting what is claimed are bonds from European banks. These are targeting users across the…
HHealthcare
Second health insurer in a week announces hike in premium rates
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Second health insurer in a week announces hike in premium rates

  • August 21, 2025
Irish Life Health is to raise the cost of 99 of its plans by an average of 3pc…
TTechnology
Going away to college now costs an average of €16,179 a year – €556 more than in 2024
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Going away to college now costs an average of €16,179 a year – €556 more than in 2024

  • August 20, 2025
Rent is the biggest outlay, but rising food prices are adding to growing bills Education Minister James Lawless…
HHeadlines
Families insured with Laya to be hit with hikes of up to €700
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Families insured with Laya to be hit with hikes of up to €700

  • August 16, 2025
Premiums are going up by an average of 4.5pc on a range plans from October, although there are…
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