Growth and Value Stock Investing with Wolf of Harcourt Street
This guest post with Wolf of Harcourt Street gives insight into investing in growth and value stocks rather than ETFs as a path to financial independence in Ireland.
This guest post with Wolf of Harcourt Street gives insight into investing in growth and value stocks rather than ETFs as a path to financial independence in Ireland.
This post is about a family of 5 that moved to Ireland from the US on a critical worker visa. The couple is technically already financially independent but need to work to satisfy their visa. They reached out to get some comfort on their cross border investment strategy with the additional income.
See what Meagan has been up to in the last 6 months. From considering a home upgrade, to garden renovations, to upgrading a car. Never a dull moment on the path to FIRE.
Meagan did a guest post for the Wolf on Harcourt Street about her experience investing in ETFs in Ireland. She covered what they are, the pros and cons, how they are taxed, her current portfolio, how to buy ETFs and her experience with filing taxes.
See how Meagan files and tracks exit taxes and deemed disposals for her ETF portfolio in Ireland.
If you’re lucky enough to work for an employer who grants you company shares at a discount as an employment benefit, you need to understand your tax liabilities and responsibilities, or you could face penalties and interest from Revenue. This post goes into how to pay tax on employee share purchase plans (ESPP) in Ireland. … Read more
I recently got an email from a recent college graduate looking for my take on investing tips post-graduation. Of course, I am not a qualified financial advisor and this should not be taken as advice but here are some tips and considerations in deciding where to put your new-found money. Firstly, if you’re reading this … Read more
See what a family of 3 spend in a year in Cork, Ireland.
See how even a low-income family can retire early in Ireland well before state pension access age.
See how ETFs compare to Investment Trusts in Ireland.