We’re into the January crunch now, and chances are you’re counting the days, hours and minutes until payday. It’s a familiar problem, but does it always have to be like this? When it comes to hard times, Ann-Marie Gaynor walked the walk before she talked the talk. You may recognise her by her online “Irish Budgeting Mammy” handle, where she teaches others how to take control of their finances. On this episode, she takes us through her savings journey.




Host: Katie Byrne Guest: Ann-Marie Gaynor




The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product

We’re into the January crunch now, and chances are you’re counting the days, hours and minutes until payday. It’s a familiar problem, but does it always have to be like this? When it comes to hard times, Ann-Marie Gaynor walked the walk before she talked the talk. You may recognise her by her online “Irish Budgeting Mammy” handle, where she teaches others how to take control of their finances. On this episode, she takes us through her savings journey.
 
Host: Katie Byrne Guest: Ann-Marie Gaynor
 
The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product

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‘I start saving in February for next Christmas’: Irish Budgeting Mammy on her savings journey 

With people embarking on major life events that little bit later, the idea of taking out a mortgage in your 40s is becoming increasingly common. In fact, Martina Hennessy of Doddl.ie has worked with clients who are a decade older than that. But what are the potential pitfalls, long-term implications and difficulties involved in securing a mortgage in your 40s and beyond?

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Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Martina Hennessy (Doddl.ie)

The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product

With people embarking on major life events that little bit later, the idea of taking out a mortgage in your 40s is becoming increasingly common. In fact, Martina Hennessy of Doddl.ie has worked with clients who are a decade older than that. But what are the potential pitfalls, long-term implications and difficulties involved in securing a mortgage in your 40s and beyond?
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Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Martina Hennessy (Doddl.ie)
The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product

‘The art of the possible’ – Martina Hennessy on getting a mortgage over 40

Liz Dwyer is a familiar face to those interested in Ireland’s aesthetic economy, and hers is also a face that’s no stranger to a needle, a nip or tweakment. 
It’s all in pursuit of knowledge for the Future Beauty Show, an annual event co-founded by Dwyer and her sister Nikki. Their goal? To educate Irish consumers on the cost and effectiveness of treatments offered by Ireland’s ever-growing cosmetic industry. 
Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Liz Dwyer of the Future Beauty Show 
The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product.  

“The forehead doesn’t age on its own”: Liz Dwyer on a holistic approach to Botox budgeting 

Today, Kel Galavan is a popular money coach and author, but 10 years ago, her financial situation was far from perfect. 

 

Having climbed out of negative equity and saved over €27,000 during a no-spend year, Ms Galavan is living proof we can overcome even the most trying financial situations. She also knows a thing or two about investing and the rookie mistakes that beginner investors tend to make. But what is it about our own specific Irish nature that affects our relationship with investing?   

 

Host: Katie Byrne | Guest: Kel Galavan, aka Mrs Smart Money 

 

The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any investment product       

‘I start saving in February for next Christmas’: Irish Budgeting Mammy on her savings journey

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