Wage Protector from Aviva is a unique offering in the Irish income protection market, designed to be a lower cost option to the traditional product. It provides you with a replacement income if you cannot work due to any illness, injury or

Pension Tax Deadline 2019 The 31st of October 2019 is an important date in both the tax and financial planning calendar. This is the last date by which a paper tax return can be filed and you pay the tax you owe for 2018.

A new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) based on data from 2010 gathered for the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing, has found that men get €433 per week on average, with women receiving just €280 per week from their private pensions.

“Money doesn’t grow on trees” – how many times have you said that? It’s usually the first financial lesson given to children! Here are 8 other simple lessons that will help your children, from an early age through to adulthood, to develop good financial habits. These are the lessons you now wish you had at a young age.

With 120,000 Irish Residents holding British pensions, Brexit negotiations have got people thinking about transferring pensions from the UK to Ireland.

Brexit is likely to affect some day-to-day consumer issues, particularly in a no deal scenario. In such a no deal scenario, the departure of the UK from the EU is likely to create some confusion, and on occasion difficulty, around your consumer rights and options.

October 31st is fast approaching and it’s looking increasingly possible that the UK (and the rest of Europe) could be facing into a No Deal Brexit. There’s a lot of uncertainty around what might happen if that transpires, both on an individual and a commercial level. Here are some important factors that you might want to consider.

We are very aware of the complexity of the world of investments, and that this can prove challenging to consumers as they try to make sense of a baffling amount of terminology. One of the most important roles of for us as a Financial Broker is as an educator, helping people to understand the jargon that is used in relation to investments. After all if people don’t understand the lingo, how can they be expected to understand the recommendations that are made in relation to their money?

We are often approached by individuals who are completely frustrated by their inability to save money. People have good intentions, they want to build up a nest egg but just never seem to quite get there. Why is this?