through a benefits assessment. we can see there. if interest rates go up again today, here at this free debt advice centre, sabrina says things will get even busier. with an additional rate rise, we are absolutely going to see more homeowners struggling to keep up with the pace of those mortgage increases. the bank of england has voted to raise rates 1a times in a row, going from 0.25% to 5.25%. they re hoping that higher interest rates make people spend less, and so shop prices start to fall. the better inflation numbers than anticipated yesterday mean that the bank of england has now a greater chance of keeping rates steady. it means that the bank of england s plan is working. inflation is falling in line with the expectations of the bank of england. and that s a good sign. rising food, petrol, energy costs, rent, mortgage costs are things that everybody ultimately has to pay. so, therefore, it isn t a case of over commitment. oftentimes, it isjust that expenditures are inc
The European Council’s first president and the pioneering woman who runs the National Ploughing Championships are among this summer’s recipients of honorary degrees.
Dr Leonard O’Hagan, Provost, Linda Doyle, Anna May McHugh, Colm O’Gorman, Chancellor Dr Mary McAleese and Herman Van Rompuy after the conferral ceremony at…
Agri-innovators and businesses in Kilkenny are invited to enter Enterprise Ireland’s Innovation Arena Awards, as final applications are now being accepted.