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Tag Archives: Pension
What do I do with my Previous Pension entitlements?
Previous pension entitlements – take control of your retirement fund Continue reading
Posted in Cork, Pensions, Retirement Planning
Tagged cork, Old Employer Pension, Pension, Pensions Ombudsman, Taking control of my finances
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Fears for sustainability of Irish Old Age Pension
A report published recently indicates that future Irish workers cannot be sure of receiving a State Pension in retirement. Continue reading
Posted in Pensions, Retirement Planning, Tax
Tagged cork, Income tax, October 2014, old age pension, Pension, tax relief
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Budget 2015-A snapshot of the important bits
A brief summary of the key budget facts. Continue reading
Posted in Pensions, Self Employed, Tax
Tagged Budget 2015, cork, Income tax, Levy, Pension
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TAX DEADLINE APPROACHING
Individuals who both pay and file their tax returns through the Revenue On-line Service (ROS) have until the 13th November 2014 to pay a pension contribution and elect to backdate the income tax relief into the 2013 tax year. Continue reading
Posted in Pensions, Retirement Planning, Tax
Tagged cork, Income tax, October 2014, Pension, tax relief
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Pension Schemes Tremble
The Irish government has approved a new range of proposals that would change the law in order to cut payments being made to existing pensioners that are involved in “troubled schemes” Continue reading
Posted in Doctor & Dentists, Pensions, Retirement Planning, Self Employed, Uncategorized, Wealth
Tagged cork, Defined Benefit, defined benefits scheme, Pension, wind up
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Safeguard Your Pension
Recently we have seen episodes that have made people’s financial lives suffer approaching their retirement. Two particular episodes have made recent headlines: • Private U.K. pension company ‘Equitable Life’ has effectively gone out of business. Estimated total losses for the … Continue reading
Posted in Cork, Deposits, Financial Services, Income Protection, Investments, Life Assurance, Pensions, Protection, Retirement Planning, Savings, Serious Illness, Tax, Uncategorized, Wealth
Tagged cork, Credit Union, investments, lump sum, Pension, Protect my savings, Retirement Planning, Safe Haven, stability, taxpayers
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Pensions & Tax Efficiency-Personal Pensions
SUMMARY Did you know that for every €1,000 you put into your retirement fund it actually only costs you €590 if you are paying income tax at the top rate. This guide on the benefits of using a Personal Pension … Continue reading
AIB to plug pension deficit with loans
In a recent update to the AIB pension fiasco the Bank have come up with a very creative way to kill two birds with one stone. Check below to see what things you can do if you are an AIB employee. One has to wonder who is really benefiting here. Continue reading
Redundancy & Retirement Advice – Important things to consider
There are a number of key areas to consider when you are being made redundant or are considering retirement. Ideally you should take some independent financial advice to ensure that you consider all the options available to you. Continue reading
Pensions are fantastic but there are Risks.
Pensions are a great way to make money in a very tax efficient way and will form a key part of your retirement planning however there are pitfalls and you need to know what things to avoid. Continue reading