Moneybox Financial Ltd, trading as Moneycube, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
Here’s our outline of some real investment risks you’re taking with your money, and how to manage them. You’ll find a full evaluation of your attitude to investment risk when you use Moneycube’s online investment service. 1. Missed opportunities Taking
Jan 2025 update: Our more recent post highlights the best investment opportunities for your money in 2025. Question: Where’s the best place to invest your money in 2017? Answer: it depends. And if anyone offers you ‘the’ answer to this
Paying yourself first is probably the oldest rule in the book. The idea is simple. When income lands in your current account, before you do anything else, put some away in regular investments and savings. And first means first: before
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
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
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
Time to take a halftime score on Irish listed companies. Looking at the ISEQ 20 index, it’s clear Irish shares had a good six months. The index is up 6% from the start of January. In reality, this is thanks
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 –
When it comes to saving or investing, sticking money in the bank has long been the winner in Ireland. Households here now have a whopping €92 billion in deposits in banks and credit unions. That works out at something like
One part of a decent financial plan is a regular budget for your monthly income and spending. Most of us need some simple rules of thumb to get into good habits and start growing our wealth. That’s where the 50/20/30
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
