We’re a nation of savers that are actually quite bad at saving (opens original article in a new tab)
Irish savers are holding over €170 billion in low-yield deposits, losing value due to inflation, despite available higher-return options. A new government scheme aims to make investing easier and more transparent.
- Irish households have over €170 billion in low-yield bank deposits, losing value due to inflation and minimal interest rates.
- Alternative savings options like Raisin Bank offer higher returns, but many savers remain unaware or hesitant to switch.
- A new government savings scheme aims to simplify investing and encourage moving money from low-yield accounts to managed funds.
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