Does it make sense to take the tax hit now to get immediate access to my pension pot?
Pensions are designed to provide a level of financial security in retirement and cashing them in early clearly undermines that
Pensions are designed to provide a level of financial security in retirement and cashing them in early clearly undermines that
Infrastructure gaps in housing and energy risk damaging competitiveness of Irish economy, stockbroker says
Issue relates to deductions from retirement benefits of former public service staff with high-value pensions
Unions warn entire group could collapse under weight of pension liabilities, which could reach up to €4bn
Ballot on plans to reform pension schemes at State-owned transport group to commence next week
Government finally launches information campaign on how auto-enrolment will work as target audience is tuned out and on holiday
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People Before Profit’s Ruth Coppinger uses her own story to highlight legislative issue
External auditor to examine issues at government payroll office that could lead to Ministers and civil servants owing thousands of euro to the State
The Department of Social Protection says you do not qualify for voluntary purchase of PRSI but you are separately being offered the right to buy that PRSI
In a working world that is still skewed against them, what can women do to offset the disadvantages?
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Addressing overpayments may prove complicated for State, retirees and ministers
Excel calls for three-month hiatus on enrolling seasonal and temporary staff in new mandatory workplace pensions scheme
Tariffs and debt burdens are making large-scale investors increasingly nervous about future market direction
Women need to prioritise themselves and not feel guilty about creating a longer-term strategy for their financial future
Aon survey argues that companies might benefit from personalising work benefits to employees at different stages of their careers
State’s mandatory workplace pension scheme has been plagued by delays; meanwhile, everyone is moving closer to retirement
Company aims to simplify health and pension benefits for global businesses and employees
Ireland’s auto-enrolment scheme to begin in January
Issue centres on pledges lender made to review crisis-era cutbacks to entitlements on its defined benefit pension scheme
Executors have a legal duty to notify Department of Social Protection if they understand there is money owing to it
Auto enrolment has been delayed again, but that gives SMEs time to prepare their pension plan for staff, which can be a key recruitment tool
Retired staff to get first increase in 17 years
Former Irish Rail, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann staff set for pension increases of up to 5% in deal to be announced on Thursday
Minister for Finance should reconsider a policy which penalises those who keep Irish SMEs alive
Benefits specialist urges companies to make strategic decisions early and engage with staff to ensure success of workplace pension scheme
How foreign social insurance contributions are factored into your Irish State pension calculation depends on where you worked
As the start date is put back once again, companies need certainty and workers deserve some commitment
Government to push back start date for compulsory workplace scheme to beginning of 2026
Fórsa set to ballot members over industral action commencing at start of new school year
The ‘financially independent and retire early’ mantra has become hugely popular online, but does it work in the real world?
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