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At KAAS we know many business owners believe they have a clear understanding of their finances. They review their accounts, monitor sales, and keep an eye on costs. Yet even well run companies often operate with blind spots that quietly undermine growth. These gaps are rarely obvious, and they tend to develop over time as…

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At KAAS we know many business owners assume that a profitable year is a clear signal to expand. Profit matters, but it is not the only indicator that a company is ready for growth. Scaling too early strains cash, resources, and management capacity. Scaling too late risks missing opportunities that competitors may seize first. The…

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A new survey from PwC suggests that although Irish workers are aware of the potential advantages of artificial intelligence, daily usage of these tools remains limited. The firm’s latest Workforce Hopes and Dreams report found that only 10 percent of employees in Ireland use generative AI each day, a lower proportion than the global average…

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Inflation across the euro zone rose slightly in the latest figures, reinforcing expectations that the European Central Bank will maintain its current interest rate stance for the foreseeable future. New data from Eurostat shows annual inflation increasing to 2.2 percent from 2.1 percent, keeping it close to the ECB’s target for most of the year.…

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New research into personal finance habits shows that most adults in Ireland maintain savings or deposit accounts alongside their current accounts. The survey, commissioned by Banking and Payments Federation Ireland, indicates that three quarters of respondents have set money aside, although the amounts vary widely. A significant proportion of those with savings hold smaller balances.…

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At KAAS we know many business owners rely on instinct when making decisions. Experience matters, but decisions based on gut feeling create unnecessary risk. Financial forecasting provides a clearer, more disciplined way to plan for growth, manage uncertainty, and protect profitability. It transforms vague assumptions into structured insight that can guide every strategic move. Forecasting…

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Irish Life Health has confirmed that it will apply another round of premium increases from January 2026, with prices rising by an average of 5 per cent across its policy range. The change will affect both new customers and existing members whose renewals fall due from the start of the year. This marks the fourth…

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New legislation aimed at protecting access to cash has now come into force, placing clear obligations on financial institutions to maintain ATM availability nationwide. The measure responds to growing concerns about the disappearance of cash services, particularly in rural communities affected by branch and post office closures. While the use of digital payments has accelerated…

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Employers can now begin registering for Ireland’s new pension auto enrolment system, My Future Fund, ahead of its formal launch on 1 January. The scheme is designed to bring hundreds of thousands of workers who currently have no occupational pension into retirement saving for the first time, and it places clear new obligations on employers.…

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Bank of Ireland has announced plans to pilot a new lending product designed to support homeowners who wish to trade down. The initiative, scheduled to launch in early 2026, will be available to all homeowners regardless of whether they are existing customers of the bank. The bank said the new loan is part of a…

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