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Much of the business news last week centred around TikTok, which shut down in the US on Sunday, before announcing it was “in the process of restoring service” later the same day, writes Ian Slattery.
As we enter 2025, we look to maintain perspective and to balance the risks across respective asset classes.
US equities took a tumble on Friday after December’s monthly jobs report surpassed expectations. 256,000 jobs were added in the month, and the unemployment rate dropped from 4.2% to 4.1%, writes Ian Slattery.
How much can you save with the 12-month savings challenge? Follow our monthly schedule and get saving with our downloadable 12-month savings calendar.
Are you looking for ideas for financial planning this new year? Do you need to set some financial goals for the year ahead? Help is on hand with 16 financial new year’s resolutions for 2025 to get you financially fit this year.
Whether it’s a big life event or a rainy day, we have simple tips and tools to help you save.
Busy mum of three, Michelle O'Donohoe is planning for her children’s futures. In this video interview she talks about her motivations for saving and why seeking guidance from a financial advisor helped her get started on her smart saving journey.
Are your savings not growing as fast as you’d like? Investing your savings could grow them at a faster rate when compared to savings on deposit, so let’s have a look at your options.
Christmas didn’t come to US equities this year, all three major indexes, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100 and the Dow Jones, finished the typical “Santa Rally” period in the red, writes Ian Slattery.
We all want to give our children the best possible start in life and a good education is a top priority for most parents. But did you know that by putting a lump sum and/or regular savings into an investment fund, you have the potential to grow the fund further compared to alternatives such as money on deposit*.