How to navigate and maximise Ireland’s State pension
While generous, the Irish State pension requires 40 years of qualifying contributions to reach the maximum rate
PRSA (Personal Retirement Savings Account)
Your pension: how to make up for lost time
Starting later is ‘considerably better’ than deciding it is simply too late to do anything, says Evelyn Ryder of New Ireland
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
Should I opt out of auto-enrolment and stick with my personal PRSA pension?
Any money you get from an employer or Government should be taken where possible and most PRSA holders can also pay into My Future Fund
How much of the money you invest actually goes into your fund?
Commission and charges mean that even a fund that promises to put all your money into the investment can be a bad thing
Why Budget 2026 was a huge let-down for business owners on their pensions
Many business owners will be unable to catch up on years of under-funding their pension
Changes to tax relief on employer contributions to PRSAs are unfair on business owners
Minister for Finance should reconsider a policy which penalises those who keep Irish SMEs alive
Some firms put €500,000 per year through pension loophole
Revenue investigation shows use of now closed PRSA loophole
Royal London enters fast-growing Irish PRSA market
Flexible personal pension model has been boosted by government efforts to steer business owners away from single-member schemes
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