You’re never too young to start learning about finances
It is hoped Ireland’s forthcoming National Financial Literacy Strategy will underline the importance of financial education beginning in early childhood
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Assessing your financial health
For a comfortable retirement, you need to start planning early
The auto-enrolment pension scheme will do much to address the low rate of coverage but it’s essential to take proactive measures to ensure your savings will meet your future needs too
US regulatory moves could see crypto move into the mainstream
Do measures outlined by the Trump administration point to a new dawn for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency or is it wise to remain cautious about digital money?
The gender pension gap: Women earn 31% less upon retirement than men
Inequality ‘calls for urgent action’, not least because women live longer than men and so their pension needs are greater
Finance completes the workplace wellbeing triangle
Investing in employees’ financial – as well as physical and mental – wellness makes good business sense because it means they are likely to be more productive, engaged and loyal
Inheritances have been boosted by the property price surge. Here’s how to manage a windfall
Sudden wealth can be overwhelming as well as exciting – a cool head and sound advice can mean the difference between life-changing benefits and blowing it
Don’t beat yourself up about Christmas overspend. Little changes can make a big difference
Now is a good time to give your financial fitness some attention. The first step is to get on the financial weighing scales
Why online investing is sometimes – but not always – the lucrative option
Gen Z are investing online, but is it necessarily the right path for you?
The digitalisation of finance
Most people use online tools for banking and financial planning but has this left many older people behind?
Getting your finances in shape
Important not to allow perfect become the enemy of good when reviewing personal financial planning and budgeting
Financial health of the nation: ‘Gap between the rich and poor increasing all the time’
Survey finds while some people may have been able to do involuntary saving during Covid, it would appear those savings have been eaten up in the past year, mostly due to cost-of-living increases
Living sustainably can save you money
Community-based repair workshops ‘help people fix broken items for free and learn repair skills’
Journey to financial security in retirement begins with the key first step
Journey to financial security begins with the key first step – a pension is the best savings vehicle by far over time
Gone phishing: Financial fraud is on the rise – how can people protect themselves?
Scams are becoming more sophisticated as fraudsters deploy new technology bought on the dark web as well as AI tools
Financial life skills should start at a young age
The earlier you start saving and investing the better, and that means learning about it as early as possible.
What to do with a windfall
For the first time in many years people can get a positive return from government bonds and bank deposits but they are still below inflation
‘Motherhood’ penalty and ‘good daughter’ penalty: a double whammy for women’s pay
We may be in age of equality but there’s little that is equal in women’s finances, writes Sandra O’Connell
Will there be a recession?
The jury is out but the hope is the Irish economy is in a strong enough position to avoid a downturn
More people feeling the financial pinch
Ireland’s overall Financial Wellbeing score remains in the ‘managing’ segment but slipping towards ‘stretched’
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