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Budgeting for Christmas: Tips to Control Your Festive Spending

The festive season is a magical time of year, but it can also bring financial stress for many households. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) revealed that Irish households expected to spend an average of €1,030 on Christmas expenses in 2023, including gifts, food, and festivities. This was a significant drop from the €1,186 spent in 2022, indicating that many families felt the impact of rising costs and tightening budgets.

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Everyday Expenses That Could Cost You More Than Life Insurance

Life insurance is often surrounded by myths, with many people assuming it’s too costly or not worth the effort right now. But what if it could actually cost less than some of your regular expenses? You might be surprised!
Let’s break it down and look at a few everyday expenses that cost the same—or even more—than life insurance, and how you could protect your family’s future for less than you think.

How to Save for a Wedding Without Going Broke

How to Save for a Wedding Without Going Broke

Planning a wedding is an exciting journey, but the costs can quickly add up, making it challenging to stay within budget. With the average Irish wedding costing around €36,000, it’s no surprise that many couples feel pressure to save carefully without compromising their financial future.
Smart planning is key to balancing your dream day with a realistic budget, and luckily, there are plenty of practical ways to achieve this without sacrificing what matters most.

Breast Cancer & Finances

Breast Cancer and Finances: Important Info Every Woman Should Know

Breast cancer is a serious health concern for women around the world, and in Ireland, it remains one of the most common cancers affecting women. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, making it a perfect time to highlight the importance of both health and financial protection.

Whether you are a woman who has already been diagnosed, a survivor or someone who wants to be prepared for the future, understanding the financial side of dealing with breast cancer is just as important as understanding the medical side. Here’s what every woman in Ireland should know about breast cancer and financial protection.

Things to Do Before Your Baby Arrives

New Baby Financial Checklist: 8 Things to Do Before Your Baby Arrives

Welcoming a new baby into your life is an exciting and transformative experience. Amidst all the joy and anticipation, it’s essential to prepare financially for your little one’s arrival. Planning ahead can alleviate stress and allow you to focus more on the precious moments with your newborn. Here’s a comprehensive financial checklist to help you get ready for this new chapter in your life.

7 Questions Single Parents Have About Life Insurance - LowQuotes

7 Questions Single Parents Have About Life Insurance

Home Table of Contents Parenting on your own comes with its own set of responsibilities, and managing finances is often one of the biggest challenges.  Life insurance, an important part of financial planning, can feel especially overwhelming. Many single parents have specific worries and lots of questions about this important protection. Whether you’re wondering about …

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6 “What ifs” that everybody should think about - LowQuotes

6 “What ifs” that everybody should think about

Home Table of Contents Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could foresee the future and take action before things occur? If we had a heads-up about what’s coming next, we could get ready for potential risks or take advantage of positive outcomes. Unfortunately, time machines are still science fiction, and we must be prepared for …

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