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In Ireland you pay 1% stamp duty On the first €1,000,000 on your property. Stamp duty is a tax that all first-time buyers should be aware of. It’s important to budget for all the expenses you incur when you buy a new property and stamp duty is one of the most crucial to save for. In our stamp duty guide, we’ll walk you through how stamp duty in Ireland works and you can even see how much you’ll pay on our stamp duty calculator!
With inflation biting into people’s income, more and more are looking to the government to help them out with their living costs. With food, fuel, energy and other living costs reaching all time highs, it’s important that people are still able to pay for the essentials. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the Supplementary Welfare Allowance in Ireland so you know how you can qualify and how to apply!
So you’ve decided to move and are looking to rent a house or flat. If this is your first-time renting, how do you find the right home, sort your bills, and what legal rights do you have? Our complete guide to renting in Ireland tackles all of these issues and more. Read on to find out.
Needing a rent guarantor is quite common practice in Ireland. Guarantors are usually asked for by landlords who want to be sure that they will be receiving their monthly rent payments regularly. Whether you’re a first time tenant or an international student, getting a guarantor is must for living in Ireland. Read on to find out what a guarantor is and how to get one!
With interest rates increasing and mortgage repayments costing more, whether you’re getting a mortgage for the first time or you’re looking to buy-to-let, you’re going to need a mortgage calculator to find out how much you can borrow. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how much you can borrow based on your income, credit score and more!
In 2025, the cost of living for a single person in Ireland is an estimated €1,001.60 per month without rent included. For a family of four, the estimated monthly cost of living is €3,512.60 with rent excluded. The rate of inflation has increased from 0.5% at the end of 2024 to 1.5% in January 2025.
A good internet speed in Ireland is between 24 Mbps to 150 Mbps! Broadband providers continually brag about having the fastest internet in Ireland, but what is a good broadband speed? Are you receiving the broadband speeds you were promised? Our complete guide to broadband speed allows you to verify your internet connection using our speed test tool and, more importantly, understand the results.