Category: <span>Saving and Investing</span>

Trust, facts, and tax. The real reasons why people leave money on the table.

12th January 2024 Financial Wellbeing, Retirement Planning, Saving and Investing

It is estimated that Irish taxpayers fail to claim back hundreds of millions of Euro each year in qualifying tax refunds from Revenue. And many more fail to beat the…

Automate your savings to achieve your financial goals

3rd January 2022 Financial Wellbeing, Saving and Investing

As it becomes easier to shop and spend from the comfort of our homes, saving money needs to be easier too. There are some practical ways to automate savings and reach your financial goals.

Q. Should I go the do-it-yourself investing route or use a financial adviser?

6th October 2021 Financial Wellbeing, Investing, Questions from the floor, Saving and Investing

People are being presented with an increasing number of options when it comes to investing. Some offer a robust do-it-yourself approach. But just because you can go the DIY route, should you?

Return to office doesn’t have to mean a return to old spending

4th October 2021 Family Budgeting, Saving and Investing

If you’ve been fortunate enough to have enjoyed a little extra money in your account since working from home, don’t let returning to the office cause a relapse of old spending habits. By putting a simple plan in place, you can boost your savings.

Managing inflation risk to your saving and investing strategy

3rd July 2021 Saving and Investing

As the talk of inflation increases, understanding how to beat its impact on the value of money is more important than ever.

High risk investing gets rewarded in Ireland!

2nd July 2021 Financial literacy, Financial Wellbeing, Questions from the floor, Saving and Investing

Investing at the best of times can be a real challenge. But in Ireland, some higher risk investing attracts lower taxes than is the case for lower risk options, where the applicable taxes are significantly higher.

Q. I noticed that the US Federal Reserve has said that they will begin to increase interest rates in about 2-years time. Does this mean that my mortgage costs will probably rise here too?

17th June 2021 Questions from the floor, Saving and Investing

Rising inflation is forcing central banks to look at rate increases. While it will have little impact on savings and borrowing costs in Ireland, it will most likely impact pension valuations.

What Irish parents need to know about education costs

24th June 2020 Financial Wellbeing, Saving and Investing

In Ireland, while the general cost of paying for the educators is paid for through general taxation, there is a wide set of costs that need to be understood and factored for in advance of a child starting or returning to school, including the many different education costs.

How women can achieve financial wellness

3rd March 2020 Financial Wellbeing, Retirement Planning, Saving and Investing

When it comes to earning in Ireland, the system is often stacked against women. So, it is important they fully understand the challenges and steps they can take to protect their financial well-being

Financial goal setting for your money

23rd January 2020 Saving and Investing

Setting financial goals is a key aspect of financial wellbeing and financial planning. Using the SMART approach to goal setting will means that one has a higher chance of reaching their goals successfully.

Category: <span>Saving and Investing</span>

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