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Pensions are like a marathon says Zurich's Rose Leonard, if you want to do one you are going to have to start training now. The first mile is the hardest but once you have developed the habit, it gets easier.
The regular outgoings and cost of running a house can quickly add up. But there are simple things you can do to reduce your households cost. Check out our A-Z on how to make big savings in your home.
Pensions can seem complicated, but they don't have to be. People have common questions when starting to plan their pension and at Zurich we like to help with simple yet informative answers.
The cost your children's education can be expensive but you can make savings along the way. Check out our A-Z for money saving tips that could help reduce the cost of your child's education.
The cost of purchasing and running a car can quickly add up. But there are some clever savings tips and tools that can help you budget for your car expenses.
Moving house can be expensive but you can make savings along the way. Check out our A-Z for money saving tips that could help you plan, budget and save on the cost of moving house.
Weddings can be expensive occasions and costs can quickly add up. But there are things you can do to prepare financially for your big day. Check out our A-Z on how you can do just that and still enjoy the perfect wedding day.
Stocks drift lower on thin trading volumes during the final week of trading for 2017, but the focus now is on the year ahead and trading challenges and opportunities. Ian Slattery reports.
Ian Slattery reports on investment performance and finds that stocks moved higher as markets eye a US rate rise later this week.
Do you have a pension target or know how much money you will need in retirement? Don't worry if you don't. You're not alone. But taking action today could stand to you in the long run.
Zurich won the Best Life Assurance and Pensions Award at the 2017 InBusiness Recognition Awards ceremony in Dublin.
2017 was a good year for investors who maintained a long term outlook, and did not get side-tracked by short term volatility, writes Ian Slattery.