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Hi, I don't need access to this cash urgently - where should I put €300k to get the best returns on cash pls? How would you allocate it and to what institutions?

Interested in this too if anyone can help please?

Hi, Trying to solve the following. 3 years ago - Arrived back into State and gained Transfer of Residence exemption and paid no VRT on car. Sold car after 12 months. 1 year ago - transferred residence back to UK, now planning to return to Ireland later this year. Can I bring another car in no...

Age: 35 Spouse’s/Partner's age: 40 Annual gross income from employment or profession: €0 - currently setting up a new business (previous earnings typically €150-200k pa) Annual gross income of spouse: €100k basic + €50k bonus Monthly take-home pay: €5k Type of employment: I am now...

Thanks Sarenco for all your help. So on 21st July I serve them the written notice of the rent increase, and 90 days later on 19th October this increase can kick in. so do I do a new contract on 26th Aug for 1 year, stating that the rent will stay the same from 26th Aug-18th October, and then...

I actually gave them notice of the last increase on 13th June 2019 after our conversation above so can I give them notice now today? And does it have to be 90 days?

Hi, our last contract on 26th August 2019 included the 4% increase. I would like to increase it again by 4% this year. When is the earliest I can give them notice of increase please?

No they are UK insurers who I’m currently with

Previous experience was 15 years ago, lived in UK since. AIB refused as I didn’t have 5 years no claim, only 3 years. They also said the car was in the 40-50 category group. Is there anywhere I can see full list of cars in each category?

Hi, returning from UK to Ireland, have tried a couple of brokers and not able to get a quote yet, reasons given were the type of car, and others said as I didn’t have 5 years no claims. it’s a Porsche Cayenne and I only have 3 years no claim, it was reduced from 5 years as I had a claim made...

Hi, I am a landlord and have had tenants for 8 years in an apartment in Dublin. We sign a 1 year lease every August. When the term ends in August, can I just take the keys and terminate the tenancy when the lease is up. Or do I have to give them notice? Many thanks

Thanks Sarenco, and can i increase it by 2% or 4%?

Hi, Have had tenants in rented apartment in RPZ since around 2010. Recent leases: 30th May 2016 Then, on 30th May 2018, I gave them 90 days notice of rent increase from €1400 to €1456, with latest agreement starting on 26th Aug 2018. My question is, can i increase the rent further after 12...

Anybody please?

Hi, I have had the same tenants for 8.5 years, with the current contract up until September 2019. Weighing up my options as to what to do with the property going forward. How much notice do i need to give if i intend to: 1. Sell the property? 2. Move in myself or a family member to it...

I saw this in other thread, and can't understand it. Example: Fund worth 1.5m at start of year. you make 5% of 1.5m; fund now worth 1.575m Cash in 25.4k; that's 1.6% of your holding Capital Gain = .016 x (1.575 - 1.5) = 1,200 The point is that you have only realised a small fraction of your...

when i input my details, and don't include the 90 days noptice, it says i can increase the rent on 30th May 2018 , and doesnt say anytihng about giving 90 days notice. so should i just print off the calculations and increase the rent from 30th May, and not give 90 days notice?

Thanks for all your help so far. So when I give the tenants their new contract on 30th May, do i make it a 90 day contract? and then a 1-2 year contract once ive put the rent up? also do i need to show the calculation to them of the 4% increase? Really appreciate the help

hi, is there a limit to the amount of cars myself and my wife can bring back from UK? is it 1 each? could we bring back 3 ?

"It appears the Government will provide an escape route for low-rent landlords. In September, Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy said he wanted “to legislate to allow landlords in these circumstances an increase that is greater than the 4 per cent . . . and that takes into account the level of...