The Change Generation: Milestones, big decisions and the time of your life
For the next three months, we shine a spotlight on a period of huge change for Irish adults.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
For the next three months, we shine a spotlight on a period of huge change for Irish adults.
New job, new third-level world, or even just finally getting enough cash to move from your parents’ house to your own space: our guide to getting settled.
We asked three recent graduates to write a letter to their former selves. Here’s what they had to say…
Whether you’re flying the coop for the first time, or on your millionth houseshare, it’s need-to-know info.
One to impress, one to kill the pasta craving, the quickest stir fry, top curry and the all-day breakfast.
What should be in the basket and what should stay on the shelf?
A third-level student will need at least €11,000 to get through the college year, living away from home.
Getting the balance right in college can be tough. We asked students how to manage being happy AND productive.
Can’t we all just get along? Former Olympic team psychologist Niamh Fitzpatrick helps us understand why housemates fight.
Bored and out of money? We’ve got some suggestions for free things to do.
Choosing a career is one of the most important decision you will ever make – so don’t just fall into it.
It’s not all about binging on box-sets: this is the time to feather your CV for future employers.
Some famous names share their experiences – and yes, first impressions count.
Psychologist Niamh Fitzpatrick explains why some friendships have a best-by date.
One couple explains why marriage is important to them and another on why they won’t be taking the plunge.
Can workplace bonds cut it in the real world?
The roof over our heads, the food in our belly and the means of getting from A to B top the list.
We talked to successful savers for their tips on squirrelling it away.
And what the hell is a PIP? An ARF? We got some experts to answer your questions.
Retired people on why you shouldn’t worry ‘until worry worries you’.
At some stage, the people who are happy to drink wine from a mug disappear from your life…
When going ‘out’ out just doesn’t cut it.
If you are in your 20s, it’s a good time to ring the changes if that’s what your gut is telling you.
Moments of crisis or contentment – managing life changes can be done.
Times have moved on from research in the 1990s which found society less understanding.
Bye bye flatmates, hello partner? Find out here.
How to talk money with the boss and get what you deserve.
Put down Gina Ford, go with your gut and you’ll get through it.
…And why this crisis is not actually a bad thing.
This checklist will save you a lot of hassle and stress.
Architect Joe Rossney and builder Raymond Prendergast give their views.
No longer seen as a gimmick, the Internet of Things could soon be the norm.
You may think there’s no point at this stage – but here are some scenarios to consider.
Clearing credit cards and a touch of long-term planning – expert advice to help you set out a plan.
It’s been a tough one, so all hail 2017.