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It is estimated that hundreds of millions of Euro goes unclaimed each and everty year in Ireland. This MoneyWhizz tool allows you to check out what is avaialbe on how you can reclaim your benefits.

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New Seminar: Investing to Counter Inflation

10th July 2026

MoneyWhizz has launched a new seminar that explains why investing can be an important way to protect the value of money against inflation. The session shows how inflation gradually reduces buying power over time, even when price increases appear modest.
The seminar also highlights why cash savings are not fully protected from inflation. For example, money held on deposit and earning 3% may still lose real value after DIRT tax and rising prices are taken into account.