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Losing track of an old workplace pension is more common than you might think. Whether it’s because of a job change, a company closure, or simply the passage of time, many people across Galway have funds sitting in forgotten accounts. The good news is that Q Financial Advisors are here to help.

In 2025, Ireland is set to introduce Pension Auto-Enrolment, ensuring that all employees are automatically enrolled in a workplace pension scheme. This move aims to improve retirement savings across the workforce, but it also brings immense pressure for Irish employers.

Buying a new car is the top financial goal for 24% of consumers in the next five years, highest amongst households with children at 30%, according to new research from Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland DAC (Aviva).

Mayo Senator Paddy Burke has called for occupational pensions to be increased.

The Midlands Branch of the Retired Secondary Teachers’ Association, whose membership is drawn from teachers who previously served in second-level schools in Westmeath and the surrounding Midlands counties, met recently for their pre-Christmas lunch at Browne’s on the Green restaurant in Tyrrellspass.

According to a new survey conducted by the Retirement Planning Council of Ireland (RPC), 57% of pre-retirees have adapted their retirement plans after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rural Social Scheme supervisors must be included in the new pension arrangement that was reached between the Government and the Community Employment supervisors.

The Irish SME Association (ISME) has called on the Government to treat private sector workers equally in any pension reforms.

Commenting on the most recent CSO Pensions Coverage 2020 report, Brokers Ireland said it must first be acknowledged that 20 percent of the population, those who most need pension coverage, were not included in the study because they were unemployed.

National Broadband Ireland expects to have fibre optic broadband available to rural homes in Ballinasloe and South Roscommon by Easter next says local Independent TD and architect of the National Broadband Plan, Deputy Denis Naughten.