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In today’s world, information has never been more available. At the tap of a screen, we can access market updates, investment tips, AI-generated forecasts and a constant stream of financial opinions through social media, podcasts and online forums. While this flood of information can feel empowering, it has also made one thing clearer than ever: good financial outcomes are rarely achieved through information alone .   That is why personalised, human financial advice has never

As we settle into 2026, many households are looking for ways to strengthen their finances, reduce any money-related stresses, and make real progress toward long-term goals. After several years of pretty buoyant markets, higher inflation and some important tax changes, it’s a good time to take stock and reset.   Financial freedom doesn’t happen overnight, but it does  happen when you take a series of well-chosen steps consistently. Below are six high-impact actions you can tak

Every year, the Budget brings a mix of progress and frustration for Irish savers, investors and business owners. Budget 2026 was no different, delivering some small steps forward, but also many issues still left unaddressed. As your financial adviser, part of our job is to help you make the most of the rules that exist today. But another part of our role is to keep highlighting where those rules fall short, especially where they discourage sensible saving, long-term investmen

One of the foremost writers in the personal finance space today is Morgan Housel, author of the bestselling book  The Psychology of Money  and many essays under  The Collaborative Fund  blogs. He has also contributed widely to  The New York Times  and  The Wall Street Journal . We like his writing because his advice is usually simple and practical and applies to us all! To give you a sense of the best of his thinking, we’ve pulled together 12 great Morgan Housel quotes about

Retirement is one of life’s biggest transitions. After decades of working, saving, and building towards this milestone, many people focus on the financial aspects – pensions, tax efficiency, and investment strategy. While these are essential, true retirement planning goes beyond money. It’s about preparing for how you’ll live, not just how you’ll fund it. As your financial adviser, I’ve seen time and again that the people who enjoy the most fulfilling retirements are the ones