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‘A pension is a really important benefit because it’s a very tax efficient way of saving for retirement,’ says Maeve McCleane of Lidl Ireland. This article is an Irish Times Content Studio production.

We are delighted to announce that our latest nationwide advertising campaign and the first to feature the Zurich Master Trust and Corporate Pensions is now live.

In this investment podcast recorded on April 8th 2022, Ian Slattery, Zurich Investment Consultant, speaks about recent market movements, what this might mean for investors and what Zurich's Investment outlook is in relation to the Zurich funds. All the information contained in this podcast was accurate at the time of recording.

Stocks finished lower last week as the minutes from the last Federal Reserve FOMC meeting were released, writes Ian Slattery. 
Equities slipped late last week as the first quarter of 2022 closed out, writes Ian Slattery. 
Stocks finished higher once more and are now at their highest level since 10th February, writes Ian Slattery. 
Stocks finished the week higher as the Federal Reserve announced its new policy statement which came with a quarter-point interest rate increase, the first rate rise since 2018, writes Ian Slattery. 

Two years since the pivot to working from home and the need of employees to be convinced that their employer was there for them, HR teams took a leadership role in navigating through the pandemic, writes Rose Leonard.

Should employees adjust their retirement investment strategy, asks Joe Creegan, Head of Corporate Life and Pensions, Zurich.

A Master Trust will significantly reduce the governance burden on your company, writes Joe Creegan, Head of Corporate Life and Pensions, Zurich.

Stocks finished the week broadly flat, in yet another volatile week for markets, writes Ian Slattery. 
Global stock markets finished the week slightly higher, as the narrative continues to be dominated by the ongoing war in Ukraine, writes Ian Slattery.