The Irish Financial Review

The Irish Financial Review was founded to provide balanced and independent analysis on a range of essential money topics.

By The Irish Financial Review Jun 13, 2019June 13, 2019

How to stay debt-free

Tackle your debt – Part 2: Stay debt-free Read the first part of our Tackling Debt mini-series: Tackle your debts So now you’re debt free, or at least have a … Continue reading How to stay debt-free

By The Irish Financial Review Jun 6, 2019

As stock-picker falls to earth, beware of stars

The exposure of a “star stock picker” has been just confirmation that “stars” really are a myth. The collapse of Neil Woodford’s stock picking prowess has left some of his … Continue reading As stock-picker falls to earth, beware of stars

By The Irish Financial Review May 24, 2019May 25, 2019

Should parents charge their returning college children rent?

The quick answer is YES! Frank Conway With exam and graduation season upon us, for parents of college-going students, one thing is pretty certain; many of them will soon be … Continue reading Should parents charge their returning college children rent?

By The Irish Financial Review May 23, 2019

Tackle your debts

Tackle your debt – Part 1: Create a plan! It used to be the case you had to save up for what you needed, simply because you had no choice; … Continue reading Tackle your debts

By The Irish Financial Review Mar 7, 2019March 7, 2019

Good news for mortgage holders, bad news for savers

Less than three months after the European Central Bank announced the ending of its massive €2.6 trillion bond-buying programme, it is getting back into the stimulus game. The main reason … Continue reading Good news for mortgage holders, bad news for savers

By The Irish Financial Review Mar 6, 2019March 6, 2019

How to cut the cost of using a credit card

When you borrow using a credit card and do not pay off the balance each month, you pay interest. In fact, you pay a particular type of interest called compound … Continue reading How to cut the cost of using a credit card

By The Irish Financial Review Feb 2, 2019February 2, 2019

Financial well-being is all about balance

More and more employers are now incorporating financial well-being seminars as a core part of their Employee Assistance Programmes. Why? The reason is both simple and complex. On the face … Continue reading Financial well-being is all about balance

By The Irish Financial Review Feb 1, 2019February 2, 2019

Brexiteers smell reality…and it stinks!

Dr. Liam Fox, one the extreme Brexiteers in Theresa May’s Conservative government has had a eureka moment (except he hasn’t realised it just yet); the free trade world he sold … Continue reading Brexiteers smell reality…and it stinks!