It is important to plan for the future. Retirement planning is no exception. Even saving a little can make a big difference to ones financial wellbeing later in life.
Tax relief: Claiming back what is yours in 2022
7th January 2022
7th January 2022
Family Budgeting
Budgeting, financial well-being, money management, revenue, tax relief ireland
How the tax system operates can be intimidating for lots of people. However, over the years, Revenue has been making it easier for taxpayers to apply for a whole range of tax refunds, tax relief and tax credits. Make 2020 the year you take tax back from Revenue, after all, they want you to take back what is rightfully yours!
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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.
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4 simple steps to protect your financial wellbeing as we emerge from Covid-19
18th June 2020
18th June 2020
Covid-19, Financial Wellbeing
Budgeting, Covid-19, financial wellbeing
It is important to maintain and protect your financial wellbeing. As we continue to emerge from the Covid-19 lockdown, the high degree of change to our way of life and…
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How to reduce financial stress and improve your well-being
15th May 2020
15th May 2020
Covid-19, Family Budgeting
Budgeting, Covid-19, financial wellbeing, Spending, Stress
Stress can have a significant impact on our financial wellbeing. So it is important to first understand what the different forms of stress are and then, to take some key steps to learn to live with stress and even manage it. In this short article, Frank Conway examines the impact of stress and essential steps one can take to control it.
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As more people work from home across Ireland, many may not be aware of the e-worker tax relief that is available to them. This can be claimed through their Revenue account and it relatively quick and simple to file for.
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By Frank Conway When you are paid once a month, it can make budgeting both much easier and much more difficult too! The trick to navigating the new financial landscape…
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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.
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Personal budgeting is key to financial wellbeing. This financial maturity test will help users assess their level of financial preparation and maturity
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12 Tips for Christmas Bliss
20th November 2019
20th November 2019
Family Budgeting
Budgeting, Christmas Budgeting 2019, Spending Smart for Christmas
By Frank Conway According to a number of national reports, many Irish families spend approximately €2,700 on Christmas. As such, it is important to plan and set a budget if you…