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Payday Routines: 'I'm up €60,000 since the start of the year'
October 27, 2026 · 27 minCarlotta Aringhieri (@OnTheMoneyWithMe) is a financial content creator who - just days after payday - only has €100 left in her current account. But not for the reasons you might think. She’s a huge advocate of having a payday routine…
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Personal investment account: ‘What is the interest rate in the new scheme?’
October 20, 2026 · 26 minThe Government’s planned personal investment account for ordinary savers was finally revealed on budget day, but it wasn’t long until the questions began arriving by email to The Irish Times business desk. Questions like “Do you get to…
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'Am I being ripped off?': Understanding changes to childcare in the budget
October 13, 2026 · 26 minParents around the country were left confused last week when the Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers said he was reducing the “maximum childcare fees paid by parents from €735 to €550 per month” for children up to senior infants…
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Revealed: Ireland's new personal investment account - so how will it work?
October 6, 2026 · 25 minAideen Finnegan is joined by Dan Malone of Honest.ie for a debrief on the new personal investment account scheme unveiled by Finance Minister Simon Harris in Budget 2027. Dan explains it's a tax-advantaged “home” for investing in assets…
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"Most people are overpaying for their health insurance": here's how to save on yours
September 29, 2026 · 41 minNot everyone can afford or even wants health insurance. But for those who do - or those who worry affordability will force them to drop theirs - this episode of Better with Money is your ultimate guide to saving at a time of stringent…
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Wills, windfalls and inheritance tax: Here’s how to understand them in Ireland
September 22, 2026 · 34 minIrish Times deputy business editor, Dominic Coyle, and trust and estate practitioner,Trea McGuinness, discuss what’s set to be the biggest transfer of generational wealth ever in Ireland. That’s because the over 65s own the lion’s share of…
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'I get asked this almost by every client I have': ETFs with Kevin Elliott
September 15, 2026 · 25 minInvestment expert Kevin Elliott returns to the podcast to answer the most commonly asked questions about Exchange Traded Funds, including the one he gets asked by almost every client: "Should I start investing in ETFs now, or wait for the…
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Thinking of buying a derelict property to create your dream home? Here’s what you need to know
September 8, 2026 · 33 minAs "Cheap Irish Homes" returns to TV screens, Better with Money explores whether vacant and derelict properties could actually offer a route to home ownership for first-time buyers, or would it be a rookie mistake to take on a…
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New investment scheme: Here's what we now know - and what we still don't
September 1, 2026 · 24 minFor months there's been a maddening drip feeding of information about the Minister for Finance's proposed state-backed investment scheme for ordinary Irish savers. Yesterday the government finally nailed some colours to the mast revealing…
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Back to School: Conor Pope's guide to surviving the September squeeze
August 25, 2026 · 27 minYes schoolbooks are now free and non-crested uniforms are more widely available, but there remains an unavoidable financial burden for parents every September. Digital devices, app fees, voluntary contributions, new shoes, extra-curricular…
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Paul Merriman on pensions: ‘I’d rather see clients mortgage-free by 66 even if that means delaying contributions’
August 18, 2026 · 32 minIf you think €40,000 a year would give you a comfortable life in retirement, the maths might give you a land. A 30 year old on just over €60k per annum would need to start saving 22% of their monthly income (€1,135) to secure that figure…
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How the viral 'admin party' saved €1,169
August 11, 2026 · 33 minThe idea of an “admin party” has gone viral since the term was coined last year. It probably shouldn’t come as a surprise given how we are all drowning in our own quicksand of “I must get around to that” jobs. Whether it’s disputing a…

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