I’d like to hear your thoughts a bit more fleshed out CGP?
Irish Economy 2021 thread
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Nothing to do with one of your heckler and koch MP5s I hope?
Pandemic unemployment payment to rise to 350k by mid January to make the total claiming cira 600k (again)
This third maximum lockdown to finish off the service industry (no more government grants )
Evictions to double in 2021 (80 thousand homes at risk now and seeking a payment break)
70k commercial mortgages at risk (seeking payment break)
I'm going to stop the Irish economy on my own with my mp5......you better rat me out now
House prices up 6%.
www.thejournal.ie
House prices rise 6% in 'fastest inflation' in three years
A report says Government supports and a drop in supply are partly responsible.
See this long video. There are adds, you can skip them
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Its nott the prices that have gone up, its the value of money that has gone down.House prices up 6%.
House prices rise 6% in 'fastest inflation' in three years
A report says Government supports and a drop in supply are partly responsible.
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Colm
Member
Thousands of workers face tax bill 'up to €1,400' for Covid wage subsidies
Thousands of workers face tax bill 'up to €1,400' for Covid wage subsidies
www.irishexaminer.com
Where are people going to get that 1400? Gofundme site could be required
Gives with one hand and takes with the other.Thousands of workers face tax bill 'up to €1,400' for Covid wage subsidies
Thousands of workers face tax bill 'up to €1,400' for Covid wage subsidies
It makes absolutely no sense to tax a wage subvention.
Classic Paddyland.
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Colm
Member
Those receiving PUP could be in line for extra cash
Labour Senator Mark Wall is calling on the Government to give the payment to any households where PUP is the only source of income
www.irishmirror.ie
And throw a bit of fuel allowance back
We want fuel allowance now....
Pandemic-led pharmaceutical sales drive €2bn jump in Irish export value
The value of medical and pharmaceutical product exports increased by just under €3bn, or 74%, year-on-year, in November to over €6.9bn.
www.google.ie