De-clutter, update and keep paperwork easily accessible. Develop a joint budget that realistically reflects day-to-day spending and big-ticket purchases and review it regularly. Evaluate if moving assets into joint ownership is the better option. List all debts and set a goal to pay them off and schedule time to re-evaluate. Evaluate
Register on Revenue's on-line system, MyAccount.ie Transfer Tax Credits and Standard Rate Cut Off to new employer. Join Company Pension & Protection Schemes to take advantage of (i) tax breaks on personal contributions into a pension and contributions your employer maybe willing to make (ii) Group Life Cover & Income Protection and (iii)
Budget Summary 2021
While additional household savings of €10bn in 2020 alone and €120bn held on deposit overall makes for interesting reading, it also highlights why many people receive very little in return on their savings. We can help by discussing your specific goals with you, segmenting your savings to ensure short and medium terms goals are covered
Charlie Weston's article outlines 10 measures to tip the scales in our favour and reduce tax bills in the months and years ahead. It is possible to backdate some of the measures for a period of up to four years which provides a second opportunity to assess if a tax refund is due. https://www.independent.ie/business/budget/charlie-westons-beat-the-budget-10-ways-you-can-save-with-a-few-simple-changes-37394708.html Source
Embarking on a financial plan is like sailing around the world. The voyage won’t always go to plan, and there’ll be rough seas. But the odds of reaching your destination increase greatly if you are prepared, flexible, patient, and well-advised. Outside the Flags - Sailing with the Tides
