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Irish Times Article 27/01/2015
What happens to your loved ones in the event of your death or illness? What protection does your family need in the event of your illness or death? If you have been following this series you will have already taken charge of your savings and consider...
Puff and Pay ……………..dearly
Many well meaning people kick off the year on New Year’s day by going ‘cold turkey ‘ and giving up the fags completely. How long they last is another matter but Arsenal ‘s goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny ( yep try spelling that one!) certainly wasn’t on...
Sunday Times Article
Sweat off the excess and pump up your finances Develop strong habits to ensure the best for yourfinances in 2015 and beyond, writes Mark Channing. JANUARY is a time for self-improvement — especially when it comes to your finances.
Make me richer: best value in this long hot summer
Fingers crossed we'll get a lot more of the sunny weather for another month (or more). BBQ If the smell of barbecued meat whiffing through the air hasn't made you want to go out and buy one yet, I'm not sure what will.
Do we beat Laya for Life Insurance? Absolayly!
The news this week that Laya Healthcare was going to provide a life insurance product for as little as €10 a month caused a bit of a stir in the media after first being reported by the Irish Independent. 'The cut-price move is expected to put further...
The Wake Up Call for Entrepreneurs
If you tell people that you're an entrepreneur and have your own business, the reaction is usually along the lines of, 'lucky you', 'must be great to be your own boss', or 'I'd love to do that some day'.
Switching Surveys
At the risk of sounding like a broken record ('never stopped you before' say the ones down the back) the latest Switcher Index from Amarach Research for PermanentTSB has some eye-catching headlines and figures.
Things are stirring? For many, there's still a long corner to turn
Something major is stirring in the Irish economy. The place looks set to take off ' writes David McWilliams in the Irish Independent, whilst media outlets carry the story about housebuyers queuing five days before new homes go on sale.
Refused cover? Maybe Low.ie can help
If skydiving is your thing; if your job involves a lot of travel to regions like Syria or Afghanistan; or if you have a pre-existing medical condition, chances are you've been turned down for cover by insurance companies in Ireland. But you don't hav...
It's back to school time and you should be thinking about your family's future
It's that time of year again when parents are having to get the schoolbooks, uniforms and sportsgear, organising the school-runs and childcare, and trying to juggle a thousand other things whilst holding down jobs.