A small bit of research (e.g. here on AAM) will help you. Ultimately if you have a couple of decades to go to retirement then you might want to look at a high risk/reward/equity content fund that is well diversified across different geographic regions and sectors. Alternatively pick one or more index tracking funds since there's a strong argument that active fund managers will not beat the indices in the long run. For the latter you could check out the likes of Quinn Life non PRSA pension funds. Obviously this is not all encompassing advice to you but just a general pointer. If you are really clueless then you really should get independent professional advice. But at least start by reading some of the posts and other resources (e.g. the AAM and IFSRA guides to savings & investments linked in this key topics thread) and you may be surprised by how much you can understand/learn on your own.Am 31 and so yes am interested in the high risk spread funds for 10 years...but as for choosing them come on! I might as well be throwing darts blindfolded.
Protocol, thanks, I am going to look into it, but by setting it up that way, does that mean that for the next 35 years I will on my tod deciding what to do with my funds?!! or have I missed something. Beginning to regret studying media..lol
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