What size does your pension actually need to be for a comfortable retirement?
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‘The real question is whether someone knows what income they personally need in retirement, based on their lifestyle’
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The window to opt-out of auto enrolment opens in July: should workers stay or go?
Workers need to be wary of relying solely on the State to provide for them in retirement
Retired CIÉ staff set for first pension increase in nearly 18 years ‘in coming weeks’
Over 6,000 former staff to receive pension increases of up to 5% under proposals approved by Ministers
Few workers think pension auto-enrolment scheme will see them through retirement
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Retired worker fails in claim that his pension fund income was taxed twice over
Revenue argued retiree had shown no error in how chargeable excess tax was applied on pension over standard fund threshold
‘I was self-employed in the 1980s and I’m short for the full State pension. Should I just retire?’
Work Q&A: What recourse would I have to get the full contributory pension if I can’t top up?
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Number of people in Ireland working past age 66 up 40% since 2020
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We’re saving for a new house but is keeping our funds in bank deposit accounts foolish?
Uncertainty around when the right house may come up and be secured can complicate the saving versus investing debate
Most workers believe they will have to keep working until they are 70
Pensions study finds many do not understand post-retirement income
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How does a politician conclude a big truck needs three times more public money than a pensioner?
We have a political economy in which the only currency is the decibel
Avant profit rises in first quarter as Irish loans grow 23 per cent
Avant Money is the Irish unit of Spanish financial group Bankinter
Pensions numbers suggest auto-enrolment came as a shock to many workers
Data from the Central Statistics Office say most workers were unaware of mandatory workplace scheme just months before it started taking from their wages
Irish arm of Royal London more than doubles sales of pension products amid PRSA boom
Operating profits at Dublin-based unit up 71% to €19.5m
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Rules on the treatment of pension funds vary. First, you must find out if it was an annuity or an approved retirement fund
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