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Personal Finance and consumer information
Budgeting tips, financial news and general helpful consumer information can be found here from Irish Country Living. Keep up to date with developments in financial news that affects you with our in depth features.
Aisling Meehan advises a reader who is having an issue with her son and his partner – they live rent-free in her original family house and she wants them to rent or buy.
Financial barriers are among the main reasons preventing consumers from retrofitting homes, we break down the different funding options available, writes Sarah McIntosh.
A reader is having an issue with their boundary map, but the first place to start may be having a conversation with your neighbour, advises Aisling Meehan.
In week two of our retrofit series on SEAI grants available, we break down the different upgrade options and the associated costs, to help you keep the heat in, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With up to €50,000 available through the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, we list the works that qualify and how much you can get, writes Tommy Moyles.
With up to €38,000 available in grants for a retrofit, more people are looking to upgrade the efficiency of their home and reduce their carbon footprint,
writes Sarah McIntosh.
Decisions on farms can sometimes be ad hoc and made in the spur of the moment, but it pays to be forward thinking in your financial planning, writes Jerry O’Neill.
There are still roadblocks in the way of farmers looking to diversify into agritourism, but there is a lot of potential as well, writes Janine Kennedy.
Electric vehicles are increasing in both range and popularity, but will the cons continue to outweigh the pros for rural Irish dwellers, Janine Kennedy investigates.