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Even the best bank in Ireland is charging you way over the odds for basic services. It’s well documented that Irish people and businesses pay more and get less from their banks, compared to other European countries. (Take a look
We all want to do what’s best with our money. Figuring out what’s best is a little more difficult. For sure, no-one wants to be left feeling they made an investment that won’t perform. But it’s just as important to
At Moneycube we strongly believe in bringing transparency to investors. For too long, investing has been made seem mysterious – usually in order to charge excessive fees. Here’s Moneycube’s rundown on advisor fees to consider for when investing. Pay direct,
Investing your money can get complicated. Here’s Moneycube’s roundup of the investing mistakes we spend time talking people out of. No goal It’s always better if you start with your end in mind. What is successful investment for you? If
July inflation numbers are out, and for the canny saver, it could be worse. With the summer sales, prices remained flat. But it’s a strange world where watching your money tread water is a good result. At Moneycube, we believe
There are many reasons you could run in to €2,500. (Here’s one way). The important thing right now isn’t how you got it, but what you’re going to do with it. Is it worth investing it? Some might spend it
It’s been ten years since the global financial crisis kicked off. Our founder Ralph Benson has been blogging on Medium about how the financial crisis changed people’s behaviour permanently. In particular the crisis made us see the need to take
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
We all want to build up our money – the hard bit is figuring out how you’re going to do it. At Moneycube, we see three main kinds of investor. Read our profiles below, figure out where you fit and
A UK study a few years back found that people who set an investment goal save 44% more each month than those who don’t. Setting a goal makes you think about your financial needs and how you’re going to achieve
A regular investment plan has some big advantages. Here are Moneycube’s tips for setting up a solid plan. Look for growth You’ll be saving this cash for some time. So if you are putting away a significant amount each month,
Moneycube exists to get Irish people investing. So here are 5 questions to ask yourself if you’re diving in for the first time 1. What do I want out of investing? Sure, the purpose is to grow your wealth –
