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Generation X: reasons to be cheerful

A recent report was pretty downbeat on financial prospects for Generation X. Here are some Monday morning reasons to be cheerful if you feel like you’re in the squeezed middle. You’ve got time Money needs time to grow. The good news is that Generation X-ers have the time to put some money aside and get … Continued

Money makes money: the joy of compounding

Compounding is about getting interest on your interest, rather than just on your original money.  Over time, this has a massive effect on the growth of your savings.  And investment funds are a great way to get compounding to work for you.  Here’s why. The maths is in your favour Take an example of €10,000 … Continued

What is a PRSA?

What is a PRSA?  A personal retirement savings account, or PRSA, is Ireland’s 21st century pension plan.  It’s the plan that works in a world where you’ll probably work for a bunch of companies through your career.  It’s designed for a world where lots of us work for small companies, and the gold-plated pensions of … Continued

Pensions: where do I start?

Your pension is probably the best long-term financial plan you can make.  Why?  Because the earlier you sort it, the better it gets. But like so many financial topics you have to peel back layers of complication before you figure out what to do.  Good news!  We’ve done some peeling for you right here. There … Continued

Is it possible to make a million by 50?

Here at Moneycube, we help our customers to take control of their money.  So we’ve set ourselves a target to put away a million Euros by age 50. Why age 50?  Well, that’s the earliest age most people can take benefits from a Personal Retirement Savings Account, or retirement fund to you and me (terms … Continued

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How to start a pension in Ireland