Timely advice to review your pension needs

Ireland is broadly aligned to the World Bank multi-pillar model, but just 35% of workers in the private sector have made any alternative provision
The EU Commission has estimated that if the retirement age were to be raised to 65 across the board, this would add 13% to EU output by 2050.

The EU Commission has estimated that if the retirement age were to be raised to 65 across the board, this would add 13% to EU output by 2050.

For the best part of three decades, Europe’s leaders have sought to grapple with the reality of a rapid ageing of populations across the Continent.

The post-war baby boom years of the Fifties and Sixties are light-years away.

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