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In a working world that is still skewed against them, what can women do to offset the disadvantages?

Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan

Addressing overpayments may prove complicated for State, retirees and ministers

Excel calls for three-month hiatus on enrolling seasonal and temporary staff in new mandatory workplace pensions scheme

Tariffs and debt burdens are making large-scale investors increasingly nervous about future market direction

Women need to prioritise themselves and not feel guilty about creating a longer-term strategy for their financial future

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Aon survey argues that companies might benefit from personalising work benefits to employees at different stages of their careers

State’s mandatory workplace pension scheme has been plagued by delays; meanwhile, everyone is moving closer to retirement

Company aims to simplify health and pension benefits for global businesses and employees

Ireland’s auto-enrolment scheme to begin in January

Issue centres on pledges lender made to review crisis-era cutbacks to entitlements on its defined benefit pension scheme

Executors have a legal duty to notify Department of Social Protection if they understand there is money owing to it

Auto enrolment has been delayed again, but that gives SMEs time to prepare their pension plan for staff, which can be a key recruitment tool

Retired staff to get first increase in 17 years

Former Irish Rail, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann staff set for pension increases of up to 5% in deal to be announced on Thursday

Minister for Finance should reconsider a policy which penalises those who keep Irish SMEs alive

Benefits specialist urges companies to make strategic decisions early and engage with staff to ensure success of workplace pension scheme

How foreign social insurance contributions are factored into your Irish State pension calculation depends on where you worked

As the start date is put back once again, companies need certainty and workers deserve some commitment

Government to push back start date for compulsory workplace scheme to beginning of 2026

Fórsa set to ballot members over industral action commencing at start of new school year

The ‘financially independent and retire early’ mantra has become hugely popular online, but does it work in the real world?

Market tumult will pass but the failure to start investing early in a pension could haunt you financially throughout your retirement

Move represents another kicking down the road of measure necessary to address a looming pension crisis

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Almost one in three people believe auto enrolment financial advice sessions should be mandatory ahead of the rollout of the scheme

Understanding the cost elements of managing your pension fund will allow you to make a better decision on how it is invested

Larry Fink, the head of the world’s biggest asset manager, talks tariffs, pensions and the ‘assets that will define the future’

How do you manage your money as everything changes at a head-spinning rate? What does mean for interest rates?

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien asked to facilitate meeting to resolve alleged disparity affecting cohort of retirees

Work Q&A: Ending up with a smaller pension would seem to discourage staying longer in the workforce. What’s the real situation?

Irish people who worked in the UK are entitled to purchase voluntary national insurance contributions to either secure or enhance a UK state pension

Effective deadline is just over 24 hours away so this really is your last chance to lock in access to a UK state pension or enhance the pension already paid into

Report flags tax loopholes inadvertently introduced with 2022 Finance Act

Your national insurance number is vital if you are looking to buy voluntary national insurance to secure or boost the amount of a UK state pension

While retired people make up 16 per cent of the population they hold 27 per cent of net wealth in the country

Long-fingering investment in a pension or putting too little aside can dramatically affect your income in retirement

UK pension and revenue systems have clearly been overwhelmed by demand, but as long as you follow the protocols your claim will be addressed

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