PiggyBankPirate
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Probably should look at doing a bit of both.My initial response would be why a 26 year old (living at home) wants to invest AVCs? You are presumably a member of the newer Single Pension Scheme and will likely complete 40 years service by the time you retire (assuming you stay in the HSE?).
I would focus on a mortgage for the next 15/20 years before even considering AVCs. There are limits to how much you can invest in AVCs particularly if you are likely to have 40 years service by retirement. You can revisit the AVC issue in your mid-40’s when you might have a better handle on your estimated pension benefits.
I would focus on a mortgage for the next 15/20 years before even considering AVCs.
I am in a similar position to PiggyBankPirate. Which of the Zurich funds would you recommend for execution only? I have 30 plus years until retirement.Why not avoid both of these and use an execution only solution via Zurich?
Personally, I’d run a mile from either Cornmarket or AskPaul.
Your time horizon suggests equities. Assuming that behaviourally you won’t panic and cash-in when volatility kicks-in, the International Equity fund.I am in a similar position to PiggyBankPirate. Which of the Zurich funds would you recommend for execution only? I have 30 plus years until retirement.
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