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Small self-administered pension schemes face new compliance regime from April 22nd

Increasing the workforce participation rate of people in their 60s could help offset rising exchequer pension and health burdens

Me & My Money: Carmel Harrington, author

Proposals could sound the death knell for pension investing in property at a time when Ireland needs all the rentals it can get

Aisling Buffini (35) faces mandatory retirement at 62 but cannot draw full pension until 66 due to reforms made in 2013

Saving can be a lot harder if you don’t know what you’re putting money aside for

For those on average wage, auto-enrolment scheme is likely to see €15 a week deducted from wages initially

As Bank of Ireland readies its new product for people trading down, we take a look at the return of bridging finance to the Irish market

Man argued he was discriminated against by refusal to allow him benefit from his late partner’s contributions to a Civil Service pension scheme

Rent has ‘skyrocketed’ completely out of range of people on a pension

New mandatory workplace pension inevitably creates confusion for people who already have some personal pension provision

Tax owing on public-sector pension can be repaid over 20 years through reduction in payments

But managers at some State-funded bodies worry as ‘funding not increased but obligations have’

Women are more likely than men to say they never want to fully retire, with 15% expressing this view compared with 10% of men

My Future Fund, which offers a private pension to run alongside your State pension in retirement, is coming into force this month

Consumers’ understanding of pensions, tax relief and insurance improves with age, poll suggests

‘Considerable’ gap between desires of two sides, says Fórsa union

Northern Ireland businessman who featured in Moriarty Tribunal due to be sentenced in March

AIB's chief executive on what's ahead for the lender in 2026, from AI's impact on banking to the future of hybrid working

Northern Ireland businessman who featured in Moriarty tribunal facing jail for pension fraud

Research conducted by AIB to mark Nollaig na mBán on Tuesday finds many women are uncomfortable with their financial position

With few savings on offer from October’s budget, you will have to rely on your own financial nous this year

Auto-enrolment is designed to provide better retirement income for around 760,000 workers who are not members of occupational schemes

Dara Calleary urges employees and employers to get behind new pensions auto-enrolment scheme

Auto-enrolment scheme automatically applies to those aged 23-60 earning more than €20,000 a year

Minister for Social Protection sets minimum contribution for occupational pension schemes to counter perceived abuse of scheme loophole

It is financially prudent to consider what the longer-term implications might be

It pays to take the time to make sure the money you earn is working as hard for you as possible

Pension auto-enrolment and minimum wage increases will heighten ‘financial distress’ early next year, says Azets Ireland

Many of us are signed up to a pension plan, yet few of us really know how it’s doing

Approved Retirement Funds are more flexible than annuities but there could be tax implications depending on who benefits

Cap on credited contributions that count towards your weekly pension rate means it may make sense to pay voluntarily if you have resources

Despite high savings rates, investing can seem complicated and intimidating. Here are some options

Cabinet also briefed on 55c per week fee for employees that participate in My Future Fund

Chartered Accountants Ireland’s concern centres on method through which firms access the online portal

Roughly one third of staff will join My Future Fund, another third fall outside parameters and final group are with in-house scheme

Small steps that everyone can take could add up to substantial savings in the new year

Defining what being wealthy actually means is the key

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Reports suggest some employers are trying to sign staff up to occupational schemes at lower rates than would be offered by auto enrolment