Smart Tips to Manage Your Money in 2019
Tips to improve personal budgeting and money management skills
Category: Financial Education
Delivering financial education in Irish schools
Talking Cents with Ollie teaches children from age seven how money works and how they can save, budget and manage money better
If you stress about money, stop! Try these steps to take control
Financial stress can impact physical and mental well-being. Try some practical steps to limit and stop financial stress
Why we are teaching children about money
By Frank Conway Recently, I attended a primary school in the Dublin area to discuss the latest edition of Talking Cents, the financial education magazine for children aged 7 – … Continue reading Why we are teaching children about money
Educating college students on their personal credit profile
It’s nearly there! Finally, the long-awaited Central Credit Register is about to take another step forward as the primary source of credit and credit repayment information across the State. For … Continue reading Educating college students on their personal credit profile
Not understanding PCP deals is just the beginning
A report carried in the Irish media today shows that Irish consumers don’t really understand PCP contracts. That is just the beginning! Irish consumers also don’t understand: Mortgages Cost of … Continue reading Not understanding PCP deals is just the beginning
Simple steps to managing back-to-school costs
For back-to-school costs, debt is not the main issue, it’s how debt is managed! It’s that time of year and with many of the leading consumer brands airing their back-to-school … Continue reading Simple steps to managing back-to-school costs
How janitors and secretaries grew pennies into millions
Lived well within their means There are a few simple rules when it comes to managing your money and a key Golden Rule is to live well within your means … Continue reading How janitors and secretaries grew pennies into millions
What a bunch of 10-year olds taught me about money
By Frank Conway Yesterday was money day at one Dublin primary school. Gathered were some 30 5th class students. All of them had been provided copies of the Talking Cents … Continue reading What a bunch of 10-year olds taught me about money
Eurozone slowdown is good news for Irish homeowners
Economic growth across the eurozone growth slowed at the start of 2018. Economists said temporary factors were partly behind the weakness and that the economy should continue to expand strongly … Continue reading Eurozone slowdown is good news for Irish homeowners
Amigo they might be but not when it comes to their interest rates
Amigo loans is a long-established UK sub-prime lender. It operates a business model that targets vulnerable customers with high rate personal loans. And in today’s Irish Independent, it is reported … Continue reading Amigo they might be but not when it comes to their interest rates
Early intervention essential to teach children good money skills
By Frank Conway Research shows that children as young as age seven form lifelong money habits. Financial education content and apps can help them develop good money habits that will … Continue reading Early intervention essential to teach children good money skills
