14 Jan Behavioural economics and pensions There was a fascinating paper published by the pensions institute in 2010 entitled 'spend more today' and it was about ways to encourag... Continue reading
04 Nov RTE Drivetime: Talking Money on pensions (week 2) In the second instalment on pensions we looked at the situation people may find themselves in if they have waited until their 40's or 5... Continue reading
04 Nov RTE Drivetime: Talking Money on pensions (week 1) On Monday the 27th of October we had the first of two parts about pensions, the focus this week was that people are passing up money th... Continue reading
11 Feb Could the new AIB split mortgage be illegal? In the Sunday Business Post yesterday an article appeared which explained the new AIB split mortgage deal. We sought details of this fr... Continue reading
05 Jun Pensions: Public versus Private – nobody wins This article appeared in the Sun on Sunday on the 2nd of June 2013 Sometimes we hear how people in the public sector make more than th... Continue reading
State pensions – how they work and what’s available There are two State Pension Systems, the Social Insurance System and the Social Assistance System, so you should normally qualify under... Continue reading
Preparing for retirement Most people need to work to earn an income to support their family and themselves. When we reach retirement age and stop working, this ... Continue reading
Looking at the make up of the mortgage market Delighted to see the Central Bank getting some granular detail on our market! ... Literally, we have been waiting for years to go beyon... Continue reading
News of the World: Money Saving Expert Our sister company Advisors.ie has been working with the Irish News of the World, presenting their 'money saving expert' piece every we... Continue reading