Anyone who has squinted at an Irish payslip has wondered what exactly that pension line is doing there — and whether it’s enough. With Ireland’s My Future Fund auto-enrolment scheme starting deductions…
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Anyone who’s opened a payslip and stared at the pension line knows the feeling: money disappears before you see it, and the details stay hazy. In Ireland, that payroll deduction is also…
Few numbers on a payslip feel as abstract as the pension deduction — until you realise how much tax it can save you. In Ireland, employee contributions to qualifying workplace schemes attract…
If you’ve ever stared at a payslip and wondered what the pension deduction line actually buys you, you’re not alone. The answer sits in two parallel systems: tax relief on approved contributions,…
The first pay slip of 2026 carried a new line for hundreds of thousands of Irish workers: My Future Fund, as the Department of Social Protection switched on the auto-enrolment scheme for…
There’s a moment in any dessert case hunt when a tray looks like chocolate cake but tastes like something better: chocotorta, an Argentine icebox cake built from chocolate cookies and dulce de…
lululemon does mark things down for Black Friday, but the sale is a rotating markdown event rather than a sitewide blowout. Official discount windows and We Made Too Much are real; 15%…
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Some deaths leave a wider gap than usual between what happened and what can be proved. Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, a fashion designer from County Carlow who had moved to Manhattan, was found…
Few players move the needle at a golf tournament like Rory McIlroy, and pinning down when he actually tees off can feel like a scavenger hunt across time zones. The good news:…