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Advising clients on recovery mechanisms is the name of the game for many Chartered Accountants across Westmeath in the current turbulent economic climate.

“I just wish I could manage my debts properly.” — This is one very common plea often relayed to Rory McGonnell, co-owner of Bright Day Finance.

The Carracastle Lass final will take place in Carracastle Community Centre on Sunday August 15th at 9pm.

Talk of cuts in the State pension must stop now according to Age Action which has described the weekly payment as a vital buffer protecting older people from poverty.

A convicted fraudster avoided a sentence extension in court this week (July 7) after his father paid €2,200 in restitution for limousines for which the defendant paid with bounced cheques.

Those looking to purchase their first home but who are finding it difficult to secure the necessary finance should consider the Home Choice Loan Scheme.

Nowadays, more and more people are experiencing financial difficulty than ever before. People have lost their jobs, been burdened with large medical bills, or fallen victim to the downturn in the economy in terms of earning potential.

The author of the Government commissioned An Bord Snip report has suggested that a general tax of €1,000 per head would be a fair approach in relation to property taxing in Ireland.

Retirement plans are changing radically as people no longer expect to put their feet up at 65 due to money constraints and simply because 65 is no longer deemed old.

Next week (May 10-16) marks Credit Union National Youth Savings Week and to celebrate, Castlebar Credit Union is reminding parents how important it is to teach children a healthy attitude to money and saving.