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Don’t die before you read this: what happens to your money if you die unexpectedly?
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If you'd like to be in our system for home or motor insurance, simply PM your renewal dates and you will get a comparison quote 2 weeks before your renewal.
If you have an old pension that you no longer pay into I would love to get the chance to review it for you and advise you on the various options. And the best thing is it won't even cost you anything!!!!
There are three ways to increase wealth: 1. Save more 2. Spend less 3. Get your money working for you I know which one I'd choose.... Why not get your money working for you?
As the new year begins, here are just some of the various options we can help you with....... Mortgages Mortgage Protection Life Cover Illness Cover Personal Accident Cover
Thinking of buying that first home? Talk to me today to start the mortgage process. Competitive rates available.
Latest report from head office sees us very competitive on home insurance.... If your renewal is due in the next month, why not contact for a comparison quote? It could save you money...
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There was an excellent pullout feature on pensions in the Sunday Times last weekend... I'll be posting a few snippets throughout the week!!
Starting as a sole trader in Ireland | Think Business
https://www.thinkbusiness.ie/articles/starting-as-a-sole-trader-ireland/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social_paid&utm_campaign=starting_site_content Very interesting points on starting as a sole trader. It includes protecting your income which is a vital part of your business. Remember, as a self employed person, you are not entitled to any benefits if you are unable to work for any reason.
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