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Finnegan Maguire Financial Advisors
For individuals and families

Knowing where you stand, in plain figures.

Most people have a pension they have never really looked at, cover they took out years ago, and no clear idea whether any of it adds up. That is normal, and it does not take long to fix.

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One place everything you hold, written down together
Half an hour no charge, and nothing to sign
Same adviser every time, not whoever is next in a queue
The starting point

Where most people actually are

Not in trouble. Just unclear.

There is a pension from the current job, possibly one or two from previous jobs, some life cover that came with the mortgage, and a vague sense that it is probably fine.

Almost nobody has ever seen it all written down in one place. That is the first thing we do, and it is usually the most useful hour of the whole relationship, because you cannot make a decision about a picture you have never seen.

If you do one thing this week

Request your PRSI contribution statement through MyWelfare. It is free, it takes minutes, and it tells you what State Pension you are actually on course for.

See the gap →
What we look at

The things worth being clear on

Most people arrive about one of these and leave having dealt with two or three.

Mortgages

Buying your first home, moving, or switching to a better rate.

Mortgages →

Pensions

What you have, what it is invested in, what it costs and where it is heading.

Pensions →

An old pension

From a job you left. Still your money, and we will trace it.

Start the search →

Retirement

The lump sum, the tax on it, and turning a fund into an income.

Retirement →

Life and income cover

Insuring the income that pays for everything else.

Protection →

Savings and investments

Money that is not going into a pension, and what it gets taxed at.

Investments →

Inheritance

What your family would owe, and what can be done in advance.

Inheritance →

First-time buyers

Approval in principle, Help to Buy and what the deposit needs to be.

First-time buyers →

All the calculators

Free, with no sign-up to see an answer.

Calculators →
How it works

Three steps, and no pressure at any of them

The first meeting is half an hour and costs nothing. You leave with a written summary either way.

01

We find out where you stand

Half an hour, no charge. What you have, what your situation looks like, what you want. Mostly us listening and asking questions.

02

You get it in writing

Your position and our recommendations, with the reasoning, the charges and the alternatives we considered. Yours to keep either way.

03

We review it, properly

At least once a year. If nothing needs doing, we will tell you that plainly.

Finnegan Maguire Financial Advisors

See the whole picture written down.

Bring whatever paperwork you can find, or none at all. We will get the values, tell you what everything costs and where it is heading.

Book a first meeting
Half an hour No charge, nothing to sign, and a written summary either way.
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Book a call

Pick a date and time that suits you.

No sales pitch, just a conversation about what you already have, what it is heading for and whether we can improve it. You will get a written summary either way.

Cian O’Sullivan Director and Financial Adviser, Finnegan Maguire Financial Advisors
30 minutes Phone or video call, no charge
Rather just ring? Call 0818 44 55 66 or email go@splash.ie
What we advise on

Everything we look after

Mortgages Buying, moving or switching First-time buyers Approval, deposit and Help to Buy Pensions What yours is actually heading for Retirement The lump sum, the tax and the income Life and income cover Insuring what pays for everything Specified illness A lump sum on diagnosis Savings and investments Money that is not going into a pension Inheritance The tax your family pays For business owners Getting money out of the company Keyperson cover Protecting the business itself Stepping back or selling You get one exit, no practice run Find an old pension From a job you left Mortgages Buying, moving or switching First-time buyers Approval, deposit and Help to Buy Pensions What yours is actually heading for Retirement The lump sum, the tax and the income Life and income cover Insuring what pays for everything Specified illness A lump sum on diagnosis Savings and investments Money that is not going into a pension Inheritance The tax your family pays For business owners Getting money out of the company Keyperson cover Protecting the business itself Stepping back or selling You get one exit, no practice run Find an old pension From a job you left