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It’s almost the end of 2019 – and the decade! Here are Moneycube’s five to-dos to wrap up your 2019 investments and finances. 1. Review your capital gains tax position If you purchase shares directly, this one’s for you. Every
Our favourite technology fund for investors based in Ireland might seem an unusual choice – for several reasons. To start with, it’s not a pure tech fund. Secondly, it’s not new – in fact the fund has been around for
If you’re trying to grow your wealth, recent years have been full of mixed messages. The news is full of US-China trade wars, Brexit uncertainty, and continued low interest rates to support the world economy. But at the same time,
Peer-to-peer lending (P2P lending) is the newest entrant on the Irish investment scene. Should you put your money in it? And if so, what part does P2P have in your wider portfolio? Moneycube examines your options. Before we start, a
Before we start: this article deals specifically with moving defined benefit, or final salary, pension schemes from the UK into Ireland. If you’re looking for a general view on moving your pensions back to Ireland, please click here. If you
If you’re in your early 60s and thinking about retiring, decisions you make now can have a big effect on your post-work situation. Here’s a checklist of items to think about as you plan your retirement income. 1. What’ve you
If you have a lump sum to invest and simply want to gain exposure to the whole stock market, Vanguard’s index funds could be the answer. Their funds are simple, well-run, and great value. For Irish investors with a lump
The average age in Ireland is 37.4, and it’s a time of life when money matters start to get serious. Here’s our top 5 money mistakes to avoid in your 30s. 1. Searching for perfection Too often we burn up
4 questions to ask before you sign up for a PRSA There are several reasons to consider starting a PRSA (Personal Retirement Savings Account) with your local bank. Starting a pension is a good move no matter how you do
Whether your money is invested in funds, on deposit at the bank, or squirreled away under the mattress, you’re faced with investment risk. Here, we outline four main kinds of risk your money faces, and what you can do about
I’m thinking of investing €10,000 in Ryanair shares. Is that too little to invest – and is there a better alternative? – Margaret, Dublin Update 30 March 2020: this article was written before the major market moves of recent weeks
Investing for children has moved on from Henry the Hippo. Whether it’s planning for the cost of education, or a headstart in adult life, many parents see the advantages of putting money away now for their kids’ future. Trouble is,
