The book gives you the plan. These do the work. Spreadsheets that run the numbers, checklists you tick off as you go, and deeper dives for particular situations — a first home, a public-service pension, a side income, teaching children about money. Each one does a single job properly, using Irish rules and the same figures as the book.
A budget built around how Irish households actually spend — mortgage or rent, childcare, motor tax and NCT, health insurance, bins, oil fills.
List every debt once and see, in euro and months, the difference between snowball and avalanche — then follow the schedule it prints.
The one number that tells you whether any of it is working. Update it for ten minutes each quarter and watch the line.
The single highest-value hour you'll spend on your money. Occupational schemes, PRSAs, AVCs, employer match and age-related tax relief.
For teachers, nurses, gardaí, and civil and local authority staff. The scheme you're in changes everything — most people don't know which one they're in.
Answers the only question that matters: at this contribution rate, what income am I on track for — and how much does retiring at 60 instead of 66 cost?
Written for someone who has never bought anything but a savings certificate. No jargon, no stock tips, no crypto.
The thing that stops most Irish investors dead. One page that tells you which tax applies to what — plus a tracker so deemed disposal never sneaks up on you.
From “we should probably start saving” to keys in hand, with the schemes, the paperwork and the real cost of the day itself.
Most PAYE workers leave money with Revenue every year. This walks you through myAccount claim by claim — and the four-year rule means you can still go back.
Written by a teacher. Age-banded activities that make money concrete for children from 5 to 14 — without a lecture.
Grinds, weekend work, an Etsy shop, a bit of consultancy. What you must register, what you can claim, and how to not panic in October.
Every bundle is a one-off payment. No subscription, no upsell — you get the files and lifetime updates to them.
The three that pay for themselves fastest.
Get the starter bundleWorkplace and staffroom talks, union and credit-union member evenings, graduate inductions, retirement-planning sessions. Delivered in person or online, with a licensed copy of the toolkit for everyone who attends.
Sessions are educational only — no products are sold or recommended.
Straight after checkout. You'll see a download link on screen and get a second copy by email, so it doesn't matter if you close the tab. Spreadsheets come as .xlsx plus a Google Sheets copy link; guides are PDF.
No. Every spreadsheet has a Google Sheets version that works free in a browser, and opens fine in Numbers or LibreOffice too.
Figures get updated and you get the new files free, at the same email address you bought with. That's what “lifetime updates” means — there's nothing to renew.
Because these are digital files delivered instantly, you agree at checkout to waive the 14-day cooling-off period. That said, if something isn't what you expected, email us within 14 days and we'll sort it out. Full detail in the refund policy.
No. These are educational tools and general information about how the Irish system works. They can't take your circumstances into account and are not a personal recommendation. For advice, talk to someone regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
Two pages. Ten minutes. Tells you which of these you actually need first.