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Fairstone Ireland, a leading player in the wealth management domain, has announced its fourth strategic partnership in Ireland with Galway and Kildare-based broker Murray & Spelman Financial Services. This acquisition highlights the acceleration of Fairstone Ireland’s partnership model which is changing the face of the financial planning industry in Ireland.

Homeowners in Westmeath who add solar panels to their homes could make net savings of more than €24,000 over 25 years after installation costs, a new survey has revealed.

New mortgage lender MoCo, has been revolutionising the nation's home-loan markets by announcing that it would be prepared to issue mortgages that people can pay off until age 80.

Three in 10 homeowners in Ireland would upgrade the locks on their property and/or install a home alarm system if it meant they could get cheaper home insurance.

Fairstone Ireland, a leading player in the wealth management domain, has announced its fourth strategic partnership in Ireland with Galway and Kildare-based broker Murray & Spelman Financial Services. This acquisition highlights the acceleration of Fairstone Ireland’s partnership model which is changing the face of the financial planning industry in Ireland.

The pursuit of homeownership in 2024 is more challenging than ever, with demand from first-time buyers at an all-time high and stiffer competition for houses fuelled by rising incomes.

Commenting on the CSO Residential Property Price Index for October, Brokers Ireland said the 2.3% year-on-year increase marks a bigger increase than has been seen for several months.

Despite the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, and increases in motor fuel costs, the vast majority of Irish people are still heavily dependent on private car transport to get around.

Hennelly Finance earns national business awardHennelly Finance has been named All-Star Health Insurance Broker 2023 by the All-Ireland Business Foundation (AIBF).

Commenting on the most recent CSO House Price Index, Brokers Ireland said this, the third monthly drop in a row, this time at -0.6 percent, indicates that prices are certainly showing that excess has left the market.