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Alternatives for my savings?
We are seeing a huge increase in clients who have never strayed from deposits previously, looking for an alternative. This is largely due to the little to no return being offered by banks on savings accounts. We have been discussing alternatives with our clients for the past few years. However, it is only within the […]
Why choose a mortgage broker?
What are the benefits of choosing mortgage broker when embarking upon your mortgage journey? A good mortgage broker can save you thousands of euro over the term of your mortgage. With so many banks and lenders offering mortgages, it can be hard to choose which one to go with. That’s why a mortgage broker can save […]
When is the last time you reviewed your mortgage?
The biggest savings in life can be made by regularly reviewing your mortgage. The mortgage market is ever changing, so there can be big savings to be made. According to a recent report from Doddl.ie, the average homeowner is paying over €4,000 per year extra in mortgage repayments by staying with their current lender. Over […]
How to protect your biggest asset?
What is your biggest asset? Your income is by far your biggest asset. Without your income, you stand to put your lifestyle, mortgage repayments, holidays, etc., at risk. Income protection is not an insurance that many people have in place. This is despite the fact that income protection might be the most important insurance we […]
What about your children’s future?
If you have children under 16 (or under 18 in full time education or training), you will be in receipt of Child Benefit. For one child, you will receive €140 per month, for two children €280 per month, for three children €420 per month etc. For more information on the specifics of Child Benefit, you […]
Financial Wellness
We all know how to look after our physical wellbeing, but have you considered your financial wellbeing? How do you determine your overall financial wellness? Debt Accrual First you must look at your level of debt. Are you constantly relying on overdrafts and credit cards for day to day life? This may be a red […]