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What happens to my pension when I die

Saving for a pension is an expense that factors steadily throughout working life. However, conversation is sparse around what will happen to that chunk of money once you are no longer here to spend it. Understanding the ins and outs of pensions is incredibly important as it will end [...]

January 18, 2023|Pension, Taxation|

Exciting Development in European Pension News

EU pensions have long been unequipped to deal with Europe’s ageing population, and in recent years, many have called for significant improvements to the EU pension system. Now, a major development has arrived in the form of the Pan-European Personal Pension (PEPP) - a new pension product that will [...]

December 15, 2022|Pension, Recent News|

National Pension Helplines Jargon buster

When it comes to taking control of your finances there are a lot of new terms and phrases that you may not have come across before.  Pensions are complicated but we are here to make them simple.  In this page we are going to outline some terms that might [...]

October 18, 2022|Pension|

Pension Fund Selection

In the words of Warren Buffett “investing is an activity in which consumption today is foregone in an attempt to allow greater consumption at a later date. “Risk” is the possibility that this objective won’t be attained.” This statement equally applies to investing for retirement, as we’re putting money [...]

The State Pension Problem

According to the Central Statistics Office, 1 in 3 Irish workers aged between 35-44 have no additional pension coverage outside of their pension entitlement under the State pension system. In other words, if nothing changes for those individuals between now and their eventual retirement, they will be fully reliant [...]