The ‘Talking Money’ book by Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby

We are delighted that Irish Life decided to sponsor our book ‘Talking Money’ which is based on the successful radio segment that has been on the RTE Radio 1 ‘Drivetime’ show with Mary Wilson for about the last year and a half.

It’s free to download, here is a link to a pdf copy, or you can get it from Irish Life’s website, and we’ll have a limited number of hard copies too.

We are really excited about this and hope you find the information in the book useful – one thing is for sure, the price is right!

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Talking Money: Financial milestones of your 30’s, 10th August 2015

On the 10th of August we looked at the ‘financial milestones’ you should have reached by the time you are in your 30’s.

As with many things, these are not ‘set in stone’ but in general, they are good indicators of how you are doing on your road to financial health.

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Talking Money: Downsizing your home, 3rd August 2015

Last week on Drivetime’s ‘Talking Money’ we discussed the idea of ‘downsizing’ your home and what it means, how to do it, and the things you might want to watch out for if you are considering downsizing.

As people age larger homes often become less of a requirement, equally, selling your primary home being capital gains free can be advantageous, so we looked at the angles and figured out what you should watch for.

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RTE Talking Money on Life Insurance

Back in June (sorry for the delay, we had the recording but didn’t post it!) we did a piece on life insurance and both how and why it matters.

As usual, Jill and Karl didn’t always agree on everything but the need to insure against your greatest risk was universally accepted and how to do it sensibly is really straight forward.

You can catch us again ‘Talking Money’ every Monday on RTE Drivetime at about 18:15.

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RTE Drivetime: Talking money on ‘Kidults’ with Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby

This week on RTE Drivetime’s ‘Talking Money’ segment we looked at the issue some parents have with ‘Kidults’ who are grown up children living at home. There are many reasons behind the increased occurrence of people remaining at home, and there are both advantages and disadvantages, we tried our best to give some tips that might help!

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RTE Drivetime: Talking Money on mortgage deposits

This week on Talking Money we looked at the issues that might arise due to changes in mortgage lending rules. Karl Deeter and Jill Kerby have a weekly piece on RTE with Mary Wilson, tune in Monday’s at 18:10

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Talking Money: RTE Radio 1 Be financially ready for Christmas!

This week on Talking Money on RTE Radio 1’s ‘Drivetime’ show Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby discussed different aspects of Christmas and how you can save money during the festive season. Sticking to the simple ground rules of lists, sensible shopping and a few other tips will help the average person go into 2015 with less of a financial headache than they otherwise might have had!

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RTE Radio 1: Talking Money with Karl Deeter & Jill Kerby

On talking Money on the 24th of November we looked at the issue of mortgage arrears and the role of the Insolvency Service in terms of finding ways to get solutions with guaranteed end dates. There is a mismatch between the goal of banks and borrowers and it is resulting in solutions that often don’t work.

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RTE Drivetime: Talking Money on pensions (week 2)

In the second instalment on pensions we looked at the situation people may find themselves in if they have waited until their 40’s or 50’s to start saving towards retirement. There are some scary valid concerns but also some good news when it comes to retirement provision started late.

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RTE Drivetime: Talking Money on pensions (week 1)

On Monday the 27th of October we had the first of two parts about pensions, the focus this week was that people are passing up money that is on the table for the taking. The other issues were about the kind of advice you get, and the best ways to structure your pension as well as to demonstrate the available funds if you save for retirement. 

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