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Speaking as a trades man my first table saw was a scheppac and it cost way more than that and I was so glad to get rid of it My advice is wheather your a weekend hobbyist or tradesperson buy the best you can afford and even a little more as it will last you years

Yes I will have full state pension

Apologies I’ve written the previous to fast without taught. So firstly yes I will have enough PRSI contributions to qualify for state pension Secondly I was teaching 2005-2008 in the public service so I think it was called superannuation contributions back then but part time so I’ve only built...

Also I’m 54 and salary 61000 top of scale public service again

Hi there I’m looking for some advice on pensions I’ll give my background 2005 to 2008. Paid into a public service pension ( teaching) Worked in private sector 2008 to 2019 but only three years paid into a work occupational pension 2019 to present and until I retire back paying now into the...

I got the job Thanks for your advice everyone

Apologies, yes, on my phone. I am a construction trainer. I was just interested and excited, however i did not proceed. I am, however looking forward to the interview. It is nice sometimes just to be a little laid back and not watch everything i type or say.

im not sure if ive posted in correct place so apologies if i have. i have an interview next week in a teaching position and my question is if i rang the possible future employer to ask if its appropriate to come in and have a look at the place before interview. would that be a bad idea or good idea

yes i am 48, would you recommend me to increase contributions and by how much would you reccommend

hi there, as some here might recall sometime ago i asked for help on deciding on a pension and with your help i have. so this is the breakdown. newireland group retirement plan my contribution is 127 euro a month (3.5% momthly salary) employer contribution is 236 euro a month(6.5 %) i only...

Hi there i suppose our house is worth 150000 to 200000

hi im not sure if this is the correct place but admin please move if not. our mortgae is 67000 with 13years remaining at 4.3% and payments 523 after trs. im thinking of reducing our term to 10 years, meaning both of us will still be in our fifties when house is paid for. basically im looking...

ya cheers your right

i know yes i will, i just cant understand why they waited this long is all, greed i suppose

hi all, just got a letter from bank of ireland, ive been with this bank for over 15 years and in that time i have had two current accounts, one of which i use and have been for a long time, the other i have forgotten about until every year i would get a statement which showed 4cent. as you are...

ulster bank 4.5% variable

ulster bank variable 4.5%

variable

oh sorry, im with ulster bank 4.5%

i hope this is the right place for this, our mortgage is small (78000) 12 years left, just asking if i would gain anything (financially or other) by switching to another provider, im just testing the water here is all, any help is appriciated.