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Saving For Your Children’s Education

by Tracy Sumstad | Jan 26, 2021 | Savings & Investments

No matter what stage of education your child is at, it’s a good idea to plan ahead for college fees as six in ten parents in Ireland expect to get into debt because of third level costs for their child. We want to take some of the pressure off you while planning this...

The Game of Patience When Investing

by Adrian Godwin | Jan 18, 2021 | Savings & Investments

Saving and investing are often used interchangeably. While there are certainly differences between them, for the purposes of this article you can assume I am referring to both regular savers (non bank account) and lump sum investments. Investing in stock...

Understanding Investment Risk Profiling

by Tracy Sumstad | Nov 18, 2020 | Savings & Investments

The Importance Of Investment Risk Profiling Making sure the level of risk is the right fit for an investor is a key component in any wealth management strategy. Why does it matter? Risk and return go hand in hand, so it goes without saying that this is the starting...

Negative Interest Rates: How could they affect you?

by Tracy Sumstad | Aug 20, 2020 | Savings & Investments

In economic downturns, people typically hold onto their money and wait to see some sort of improvement before they ramp up spending again. As a result, deflation can become deep-rooted in the economy because people stop spending, demand declines, prices for goods and...

Investing when Markets are Down

by Adrian Godwin | Mar 13, 2020 | Savings & Investments

It’s difficult to watch markets fall and values decrease, but investors with a long-term investment time horizon can handle the volatility For some of our clients during a market downturn, it’s hard to remember why they agreed to take on risk. Stock Markets draw the...

Saving and Investing Tips for All Ages

by Adrian Godwin | Feb 25, 2020 | Savings & Investments

In your 20s Get saving: Saving is the habit of a lifetime and in order to create a habit, you need to put something into practice. Open a savings account and start as early as you can – whether it’s €10 a week from a part-time job or €100 a month from your salary,...