Kel Galavan

Many of us find ourselves caught in the "saving only" trap, where we prioritise saving money over investing or spending wisely. This mindset often stems from fear of financial instability, societal pressures, or misconceptions about wealth-building. Understanding why people fall into this trap is the first step toward developing a balanced approach to managing finances and achieving long-term financial freedom.

What does financial freedom really mean for people in Ireland, and how can you get there?

Building wealth in Ireland is not about luck or quick wins - it’s about creating a solid, intentional plan and following it step by step. Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking to sharpen your strategy, the key is to start where you are, stay consistent, and take control of your money choices. In this guide, I’ll walk through practical steps tailored to the Irish financial landscape - from understanding your current money situation to growing multiple

Here’s my list of the biggest 10 Must-Haves you need to have sorted before you begin investing in Ireland’s bustling market. Grab a cuppa; this might just save you from lots of headaches down the motorway of money freedom.

Don't assume that money will keep coming just because you're willing to work. Also, don't assume you will always want to work or even be ab

This is a friendly reminder that money waits for no one.

In personal finance, a concept known as "The Gap" exists - a crucial space between income and expenses where true wealth is born.

No matter how much money you make, rising expenses soak it all up, and you never seem to get past go. It's frustrating. But have you ever...

Despite living longer, healthier lives in 2024, women are still lagging behind men when it comes to planning for their financial future.

Most "expert" advice on paying down debt is about as useful as a bumper sticker that says, "Don't Worry, Be Happy." Sometimes, you need...