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20 ways to save money on your shopping bills (opens the original)
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John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie gives invaluable advice on how to shop smart with the austerity challenges ahead of us with amid rising inflation. With the current increases in oil prices, everything is more expensive, in particular electricity, heat and food. But keeping positive and planning is one way to journey through this worsening cost of living crisis. The main component of planning is creating lists. For instance, do you plan before you shop for groceries? Do you always bring your loyalty
A financial guide for going to college this autumn (opens the original)
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With July nearly over, it is only a few short weeks until your son or daughter starts the third level journey to their preferred college and subject. Navigating this stage of life brings challenges, not least among them budgeting. In the UK, the average student debt is £44,000 (€51,163), while in the USA, it is even greater, where the average student accepts that they will have to repay their student debt for the first 10 years of their working life. Harvard, for example, costs over $150,000 for
7 common forms of identity fraud and how to avoid them (opens the original)
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John Lowe The Money Doctor here breaks down 7 types of identity fraud you might come across, how to avoid falling victim to them and how to safeguard yourself against future scams. While it sounds a lot more Hollywood than a corner shop robbery, identity theft is much more widespread than any of us would like to think. It occurs when a criminal uses a person’s identity illegally, generally in order to gain access to the victim’s finances or to use their identity to set up a bogus bank account. E
Giving your child money toward their deposit? Here's what to know (opens the original)
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With the country in the midst of a housing crisis, securing your own home is still a top priority for many young people. While not every family will be able to do so, some parents will want to help their children by contributing a portion of the deposit. John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie shares his advice on gifting your children money toward their home deposit. As a financial expert, I regularly receive queries from parents on a variety of financial issues concerning their children. The following qu
5 savvy ways to use your extra savings (opens the original)
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Although the cost of living crisis rages on, data shows that Irish households have been able to put away savings in recent years, although the amounts vary considerably from household to household. As of 2026, there is roughly €175 billion in deposits with Irish banks and credit unions, showing a strong trend for keeping money safely tucked away. For many people this started in lockdown, which depending on your situation could have been a nightmare. Their employment on hold, COVID payments kept
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