Kel Galavan

When it comes to managing money, that fear of losing what we’ve earned can feel like an icy wind knocking at the door. It’s perfectly normal; money matters are emotional, after all. The trick is not letting that fear freeze us in our tracks. Instead, it’s about understanding, confidence, and practical steps that make taking control less daunting.

There's a flood of financial advice - blogs, podcasts, newsletters - each promising to help you build wealth, secure your future, or just make sense of the chaos. But here’s the kicker: much of this advice is tailored for markets thousands of miles away, with different rules, currencies, and economic conditions. That leaves us asking: what about Irish-specific investments? What about the tax implications, pension schemes, or property opportunities right here at home in the Em

For many, financial planning starts and ends with saving - but relying on savings alone can stall true wealth-building and leave your money vulnerable to inflation and market shifts. To move beyond this limited mindset, it's essential to build a diversified financial portfolio.

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.

Investing is an essential skill that can help you grow your wealth and achieve financial goals. Understanding the basics of investing allows you to make informed decisions and navigate the world of stocks, bonds, and other assets with confidence. Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your knowledge, grasping these fundamental concepts is the first step towards building a successful investment strategy.

So, what exactly is this “saving only” trap? Well, it’s the tendency to think that stuffing money into a savings account, no matter what, is the safest and smartest move. The problem? While saving is essential, relying solely on it can leave you vulnerable to rising prices and missed opportunities.

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