Almost two-thirds of motorists in Northern Ireland have backed plans for a pavement parking ban, signalling strong public support for measures aimed at improving pedestrian safety. Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins

It’s being speculated this week that Treasury officials want the Chancellor to be substituted with a junior minister in hopes it makes the spring statement a ‘non-event’. Ross Boyd, founder

Skills are becoming the strongest currency in Northern Ireland’s job market, according to new research from NIJobs. The data reveals that premium skills are key drivers for salary increases across

Irish millennials face unique financial challenges – soaring property prices, rising living costs, and an increasingly complex financial landscape. Whilst this generation is often characterised as financially savvy and digitally

With Northern Ireland’s finances under intense pressure, and leadership unable to agree on spending priorities, Advice NI has revealed that the ongoing debate is becoming a source of anxiety for

The New Year can be an opportunity to reset. For owner-managed businesses in Northern Ireland, taking control of tax and financial planning now could make the difference between merely surviving

“But isn’t that cheating?” We hear this question at least once a week. Someone walks into the shop, curious about electric bikes, and before they’ve even finished looking, they feel

Employees who are paid early at Christmas may be affected by the design of the Universal Credit (UC) system whereby claimants may be treated as receiving two monthly wages in

Over a third of adults in Northern Ireland will struggle with the cost of Christmas this year, with almost a fifth putting themselves into debt to fund their festive spending.

The All-Party Group on Harm Related to Gambling has welcomed the Chancellor’s decision to increase tax rates on online gambling. The Group described the measure as a “positive and necessary