Budget 2027 has introduced several changes that will affect household finances, your future investment decisions, retirement planning, and the way families plan for the future. While much of the Budget commentary has focused on the cost of living, there are several measures that are particularly relevant from a financial planning perspective and we have outlined…
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When it comes to your financial future, leaving things to chance is rarely the best strategy. Over the last 17 years, we’ve found that the clients who benefit most from financial planning are those who take the time to consider what they want their future to look like — and put a proper plan in…
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There’s no doubt the traditional Irish family has evolved. More couples today are choosing to build lives together—buying homes, raising children, and sharing finances—without getting married or entering a civil partnership. Socially, this shift is widely accepted. But from the Irish Revenue’s perspective? Not so much. One of the most common (and costly) surprises we see is how…
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Life can be unpredictable, which is why planning ahead really matters and that why at Eolas Money, we help families make sure they’re covered if the unexpected ever happens. Our role is to remove the financial pressure by helping you put the right protection in place — cover that fits your life, your family and…
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The prospect of redundancy presents both challenges and opportunities, which will vary for each individual and household. Your specific redundancy entitlements will depend on factors such as your age, length of reckonable service, and your PRSI class. If you are entering a redundancy process, the following are key areas to consider: Statutory Redundancy Statutory redundancy…
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Planning for significant future costs—such as your children’s university education—is one of the most important financial steps a family can take. Education costs have risen steadily over the past decade and relying solely on your income when your children reach university age can create real financial pressure. To put this into context, the CSO inflation…
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The festive season is a time for joy, family, and celebration, but it can also be a time when spending spirals out of control. With rising costs and endless temptations, it’s easy to start January with a financial hangover. Here are five realistic tips to help you stay on track without feeling like you’re missing…
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In today’s uncertain economic environment, financial security is a priority for individuals and families alike. While many people focus on building savings, investing, or securing a mortgage, one area that often gets overlooked is protecting the very foundation of financial wellbeing — your income. Income protection is a crucial, yet underutilised, financial tool that can…
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As summer winds down, the back-to-school season brings with it excitement, and expenses. Between uniforms, schoolbooks, lunches, and extracurricular activities, costs can quickly add up. Whether your child is starting primary school or heading off to college, a little planning can go a long way in keeping your finances on track. Here are some smart…
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A great education is the best gift for your kids. Most parents put their best foot forward to provide for their children’s education, from primary school right through to third level. However, education is not cheap, and by the time teenagers reach the third level, there is high pressure on parents to fund their college…
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