No kids? No tax breaks. Child-free challenge the inheritance tax rules – The Irish Times
Inheritance tax continues to starkly favour parents and their children over those who are child-free. People who don’t…
Here’s what a 1990s summer can teach us about saving money – The Irish Times
The 1990s have popular culture in a death grip. The fashion is back, Oasis have filled stadiums again,…
Why many Canadian employers are already rehiring most of the workforce they replaced with AI
AI rehires Something unexpected is happening in corporate boardrooms: The artificial intelligence (AI) tools that were supposed to…
Married and saving for retirement? Here’s how to get more from your pensions – The Irish Times
You’re married, have a mortgage, maybe you have kids, but nothing shows greater commitment than planning your retirement…
Penny-a-day challenge offers simple way to save
Even though they’re not being made anymore, saving your pennies can really add up. Because your Money Matters,…
As costs rise, tips on how to control spending
With inflation and rising costs, many people are cutting back on their spending. We’re looking at ways to…
‘I got a €10,000 bonus. What’s the smartest thing to do with it?’ – The Irish Times
Bonus season has arrived. Shops and restaurants are busier, and bank balances are suddenly healthier as companies wrapping…
the mortgage, savings and pension mistakes costing you thousands – The Irish Times
Have you fallen for any pranks yet today? On April Fools’ Day, a little extra vigilance goes a…
The ‘admin party’ that saved €1,169 – The Irish Times
“Come over next Tuesday, grab a six pack and bring your bills.” The Washington Post journalist Chris Colin…
How to avoid being influenced into spending your hard-earned money – The Irish Times
Have you taken the bait on the jersey, barrel leg pants yet? If you’re a midlife woman with…
The average US worker has less than $1,000 saved for retirement
If you’re having trouble saving for your golden years, you’re not alone. A new report from the National…
Spotted a new deduction from your payslip? It’s probably your new pension
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