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Risk of Ruin…Lifestyle & Default Investment Pension Strategies. Blog249

29th April 2024

In Blog 241 in February this year I shared my analysis of Lifestyle and Default Investment strategies for pension funds...

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12th February 2018

Podcast74: How To Inherit A Home Tax Free……?!

It is fair to say that the Financial Advice industry in Ireland has a reputation for forcing products on people,...

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12th February 2018

Blog63- How To Inherit A House & Pay No Tax…….!

A couple of weeks ago we saw how our fictitious characters Johnny & Sheena were landed with an inheritance bill of...

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5th February 2018

Blog62- What Should I Do With A Salary Raise?!

According to Central Statistics Office the average salary in Ireland (2016) of a full-time employee was a ‘grocery-shop’ more than...

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5th February 2018

Podcast73: What Should I Do With A Raise?

According to Central Statistics Office the average salary in Ireland (2016) of a full-time employee was a ‘grocery-shop’ more than...

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29th January 2018

Blog61- They Died With Too Much Money………..So They Did

Welcome back to another edition of the Informed Decisions Blog, Ireland’s #1 Financial Planning Blog & Podcast! This week we...

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29th January 2018

Podcast72 – They Died With Too Much Money…..So They Did!

Welcome back to another edition of the Informed Decisions Blog, Ireland’s #1 Financial Planning Blog & Podcast! This week we...

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22nd January 2018

Podcast71: The Greatest ‘Get-Rich-Quick’ Scheme Ever….

We all love an oul get-rich-quick scheme don’t we!? Even if we know it’s far too good to be try...

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22nd January 2018

Blog60 – The Ultimate ‘Get-Rich-Quick’ Scheme…..(You Tulip!)

We all love an oul get-rich-quick scheme don’t we!? Even if we know it’s far too good to be try...

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15th January 2018

Blog59 – Should I Be Investing In Commodities………Mooooo!

Oxford dictionary define a commodity as ‘A useful or valuable thing’. Another definition they put out there is ‘A raw...

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15th January 2018

Podcast70: Should I Invest in Commodities…..Moooooo!

Oxford dictionary define a commodity as ‘A useful or valuable thing’. Another definition they put out there is ‘A raw...

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8th January 2018

Blog58: Is Euro-Cost-Averaging A Good Thing!?…..(Chicken & Egg Version!)

Hey, We’ve spoken about volatility here before, and we have put it on a bit of a pedestal on account...

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2nd January 2018

Podcast67: Why Resolutions Don’t Work (& What To Do Instead!)

We kick of 2018 full of optimism, gratitude and excitement for the year ahead. After what was hopefully a nice...

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