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Me and my money: Kevin 'Bloody' Wilson
COMEDIAN Kevin 'Bloody' Wilson says he didn't get into showbusiness for the money and keeps to a strict budget as a result.
Invest ethically
THE financial turmoil of the past two years and the subsequent collapse of the value of many investment funds seems to be prompting a sea change in how investors choose where to put their money.
Me and my money: Ruth O'Neill
MODEL and socialite Ruth O'Neill can remember clearly her biggest spending mistake.
Me and my money: Peter Corry
SINGER Peter Corry is convinced that his microphone is the best thing he ever bought.
New frontiers
NOT having to take time off work to go and queue at your local bank branch is one of the main reasons why people like online banking, but it seems there are a number of useful financial benefits too.
Me and my money: Anna Daly
UNLIKE many who debate the practicality of paying so much for a dress which is worn for just one day, TV presenter Anna Daly knows what her favourite buy was.
Life insurance: cover all bases
IF you have children and/or a non-earning spouse, and want to make sure your loved ones are financially secure, how can you get the most suitable protection, without going out on a limb?
Me and my money: Ciabhan O Murchu
ACTOR Ciabhan O Murchu spends a lot of money on travel but does not waste any on nights in the local.
Nationwide's new 3.75pc deposit rate the highest on market
BUILDING society Irish Nationwide yesterday announced a new demand deposit account paying 3.75pc on amounts up to €20,000.
Me and my money: Eimear Varian Barry
AT age 22, radio presenter Eimear Varian Barry is keeping her mind less focused on her pension and more on her career.
Inside Investments
Columnist Comments
• Fight back against high insurance premiums
THE insurance industry is trying to avoid the impact of the recession by ripping off its customers.
• Five years ago, we had economic balance but all is not as it appears
THERE comes a point in life when one becomes convinced that they did things better in the old days. The arguments in favour of this proposition seem quite overwhelming but, since one heard one's parents and grandparents say the same thing, the best policy seems not to mention it -- or at least mention it as little as possible.
