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There are two main routes to investing in funds in Ireland. You can invest through an insurance company, or directly into UCITS funds. Each route has pros and cons – we’ll advise on what’s right for you when we make
Clearly the performance record of growth of a fund is of great interest. But what counts as good investment fund performance? In fact a fund’s track record over one, two or three months is of little interest to the medium-term
Thanks to the web, investing your money in Ireland is easier than ever. It’s also more affordable than ever, with Moneycube offering access to regular investments from just €250 per month, and lump sums from €2,500. But the basics still
An index fund is a type of fund designed to track the performance of a particular market as closely as possible. The aim is to replicate the performance of that market, while keeping costs as low as possible, by setting
If investing is about putting your money into high-quality opportunities at fair prices, now could be a great time for Irish people to consider UK-focused funds. We explain why, and suggest a couple of options that could do the trick
Last week was a bumpy ride for investors as markets dipped 2 or 3 per cent on Wednesday and Thursday, before flattening a little on Friday. What’s going on? And what’s to be done? The immediate cause here is rising
Ten years ago, the Irish saver could put their money in bank accounts paying close to 5%. The cautious investor could afford to take no risk with their money. That seems a world away now. Bank savers in Ireland have
Households in Ireland had more than €102 billion saved in Irish banks at the end of June 2018. It’s a huge amount of money, and it’s earning next to nothing for the people who have left their money on deposit.
Join Finimize and Moneycube on Wednesday 19 September in WeWork Dublin to discuss the €100 billion question: how to get people in Ireland investing. On the panel: – Chris Burge, Spark Crowdfunding, Ireland’s first equity crowdfunding platform – Rupert Hogan,
Despite Ireland’s housing shortage, it’s hard to make the numbers add up when it comes to investing in buy-to-let property. The individual landlord faces increasing regulation, professional competition, and a big bet on Ireland’s volatile property market. Moneycube describes what’s
For most of us, the days of a guaranteed pension for life from our employer are gone. If you’re reading this, your pension options at retirement are probably more complicated. These days, you have several choices to make use of
For some reason, many people investing their money in Ireland get talked into investments which lock up their cash for five years or even longer. Moneycube explains why most people should avoid investment plans that come with early exit fees
