Category: <span>Financial Wellbeing</span>

Life can present challenges that we may have chosen to ignore. In 2022, the reemergence of war, disease and even surging inflation are stark reminders that events can unfold quickly. Good preparation can shield us.

The era of ultra low interest rates is about to come to an end this month. As the ECB is expected to increase interest rates, mortgage holders will see costs rise.

The recent and precipitous fall in value of Bitcoin should serve as a reminder of the importance of financial education. Over the course of the last 5 years, its value…

With inflation on the rise, it is important to create some certainty around personal financial resilience. Doing so will help you establish your financial limits and help you stretch your money further.

During the height of the Covid lockdowns, many people were fortunate enough to be able to save a lot of money. This was in large part down to not being…

Inflation can have a very negative impact on family finances and general financial wellbeing. To counter its impact, it is important to understand what it is and how it can be managed.

Stock markets underpin so many investments in modern financial planning. As we now enter a period of robust volatility, it is important to keep things in perspective.

In mid-2020, the US Federal Reserve, under the Chairmanship of Jerome Power announced a significant shift in monetary policy. It said that in order to drive a recovery in the…

Embargoed 00:01am Monday February 7th 2022 Financial well-being is broadly defined as having enough money to pay for everyday expenses, a little extra for enjoyment, save for the future and broadly,…

Paying off debt is no easy task, especially if you pay just the minimum amount due each month. Using the example of a €500 credit card balance, if the rate…