

Pensions in your 30s: Why it pays to plan early
If you’re in your 30s, retirement might feel like a distant problem for your future self to deal with. Between rent or a mortgage, childcare costs, car insurance and the rising price of just about everything, a pension can easily fall to the bottom of the financial to-do list. But here’s the truth: starting a […]
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Money & Mental Health: What Irish business owners need to know
Running your own business comes with a sense of pride and freedom that’s hard to beat, but let’s be honest, it also comes with its fair share of sleepless nights. For many Irish business owners, the stress of staying afloat financially, managing cash flow and keeping staff and customers happy can take a serious toll […]
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How to get financially fit: Tips for Irish households
Financial well-being is just as important as physical health. As the cost of living continues to fluctuate and interest rates remain unpredictable, many Irish households are looking for ways to get more financially fit. Whether you’re trying to make your salary stretch further, planning for a big life milestone or simply aiming to feel more […]
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Are you paying yourself properly? A guide for small business owners
Because running a business shouldn’t mean running yourself into the ground. When you’re running a business, especially in the early years, it’s easy to fall into the trap of paying yourself last, if at all. You prioritise suppliers, staff, tax bills, subscriptions and everything else, telling yourself you’ll take what’s left over. But if “what’s […]
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The financial spring clean: 6 quick wins before mid-year
Time to tidy up your books and make space for smoother, smarter growth. We declutter our homes. We deep-clean our wardrobes. But what about our finances? As we approach the halfway point of the year, it’s the perfect time for a financial spring clean – a practical refresh that helps you move into H2 with […]
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