Our 6-part money series is designed to offer an experts summary of how the money system works, and how to put it to work for you.

Our 6-part money series is designed to offer an experts summary of how the money system works, and how to put it to work for you.
We offer a range of one-to-one financial consultations via employers across Ireland. These are designed to allow individuals and families discuss the financial issues that matter to them.
In this seminar, we explain the home buying process in detail. This includes a detailed overview applying for a mortgage, conveyancing, insurance and more.
There are so many ways to switch financial products for better value, at MoneyWhizz, our expertise will show you how.
In this seminar, MoneyWhizz explains in detail how pensions really work. We explain the different options and many tax benefits and even have some really useful tools to build a better understanding of what matters to you.
Seasonal expenses can place a big demand on family budgets. So it is important to plan ahead and know what the costs will be and how to pay for them.
There are some proven steps to attaining financial freedom. At MoneyWhizz, we show you how.
Financial planning requires a structured approach for a successful outcome. At MoneyWhizz, we provide the tools and resources to make it possible.
Reading and interpreting a payslip can be daunting for many. But they carry key information and options to build financial security.
Saving and investing options in Ireland today is complicated. But there is a growing amount of choice. It’s all a question of having the right amount of information.
Financial wellbeing is about resilience and being prepared for the risks that can come your way. At MoneyWhizz, we work with employers on showing people how.
It is estimated that Irish taxpayers fail to reclaim up to €300Million qualifying tax refunds each and every year (Source: Revenue). In response, MoneyWhizz offers an expert overview of how…
In the world of investing, timing the market has long been heralded as a challenging, if not
impossible, endeavour. Investors seeking steady returns often grapple with the volatility of
markets, particularly during uncertain economic times.
Financial literacy is a popular topic since it suggests that promoting it will lead to better money decisions. But its only part of a much larger approach needed for improved financial wellbeing outcomes.
What is a trust? A trust is a legal arrangement where assets are held by trustees for the benefit of one or more people. Types of trust? Three common forms…
A new study from the US reveals that long before people develop Alzheimer’s, they often exhibit signs of cognitive decline by falling behind on mortgage payments, credit card bills and…
When it comes to a private pension, the tax benefits on offer in Ireland are extra generous. But not enough people fully understand how they work. Following are some common…
There has been a lot of difficult news over the last 2 years when it comes to personal finance. But, as it stands, 2024 appears to be one that might…
If you are one of the tens of thousands of mortgage holders impacted by higher monthly repayments, you might be tempted to do everything in your power to take back…
Financial wellbeing in the workplace is important for a number of reasons. Not least, the wellbeing of staff and colleagues has become a key focus for a number of reasons…