retirement planning

Pension Consolidation Overview – A professional reviewing pension options and investment performance.

Taking Control of Your Pension Future

By Caroline Hartigan BFS CFP® QFA In today’s career landscape, the concept of a “job for life” has largely disappeared. For professionals in their peak earning years (late 40’s, 50’s and early 60’s), this often means accumulating multiple pension pots from different employers throughout their career. While having several pension arrangements isn’t necessarily problematic, many financially-focused […]

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A guide to inheritance tax and wealth protection for Irish families. Estate Planning and Asset Transfer Ireland

The Essential Guide to Estate Planning and Asset Transfer in Ireland…

By Mary Burke BA (HONS), QFA RPA   Passing on your wealth to loved ones should bring peace of mind, not confusion or unnecessary tax burdens. Effective estate planning secures your family’s future while reducing unnecessary complications. The key for you is to protect what matters most and ensure that your hard-earned assets are transferred

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Are you planning to give a gift of money or other assets to someone other than your spouse or civil partner in the future?

The basic goal of estate and gift tax planning is to ensure that as much of your assets and property, whether they are gifted during your lifetime or bequeathed in your Will, are transferred with as little taxation consequences as possible.   With careful estate and tax planning, it is possible to minimize or even

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Inheritance Tax Planning

Anyone who owns property or other assets should make a Will. Having an up-to-date Will means your assets will be distributed according to your wishes. More importantly, your family is spared a complicated and drawn-out administration of your estate as set out by the Succession Act 1965. Dying intestate (without making a Will) means your personal

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