#DataMustFall legacy endures as wireless costs rise only 1%
The consumer price of wireless internet shows a 1% increase over a three-year period. South Africans are paying…
Youth unemployment is now at level seen ‘during a recession,’ report shows – National
Canada’s youth unemployment crisis is worse than it looks and teens are the hardest hit, a new report…
People over State Pension age living alone could be due £4,300 annual income top-up
Pension Credit claims can be backdated by up to three months and can unlock access to other support.…
Grafton returns to UK profit growth despite weak home improvements market – The Irish Times
Grafton Group, the builders merchants and DIY retailing business, said it returned to operating profit growth in the…
Southern students search for lower rents in Belfast – The Irish Times
At the corner of University Street in Belfast, students queue in the summer rain outside a redbrick building…
New calls for monthly State Pension payments of £2,344 for every person over 60
An online petition proposing a new ‘universal’ State Pension linked to the National Living Wage. Nearly 10,000 people…
Food price inflation in Ireland jumps to 20-month high of 5% – The Irish Times
Food price inflation in Ireland rose to a 20-month high of 5 per cent in August, according to…
DWP confirms Winter Fuel Payment amounts due for every pensioner household
Payments of between £100 and £300 will be issued later this year. The Department for Work and Pensions…
Four money changes coming in September and what they mean for you
The cost of living crisis is showing no signs of easing up anytime soon, with a number of…
DWP benefits and payments people can claim from State Pension age
There are more than a dozen benefits and discounts available for men and women aged over 66. Some…
Watch the video – School costs are rising faster than inflation: Which countries pay the most?
ADVERTISEMENT Unlike inflation, the cost of sending children back to school shows no sign of abating, at least…
Beef or salmon? A disappearing menu choice as restaurateurs battle rising prices – The Irish Times
“Beef or salmon?” – the most classic of Irish culinary choices. For decades it has been a critical…