Unofficial: PensionsAwarenessWeek 2024

[redstar]

Has anyone tried the quizzes here ? What do you think of the questions (i tried one and seems like i need advice from one of their PAW advisors!)

PAW24 - Pensions Awareness Week

PAW24 promotes pension awareness in Ireland, helping companies and individuals take charge of and invest in their pensions. (Since 2019).

pensionsawarenessweek.ie

 

[Marsupial]

Their free draw prize is very exciting!

The prize consists of one ticket to the Planning for Retirement workshop course provided by Retirement Planning Council of Ireland. The value of this workshop course is €1750.

 

[ClubMan]

Their free draw prize is very exciting!

Second prize, two tickets?

 

[ClubMan]

That site gives off slight "National Pension Helpline" vibes to me - seems to be purporting to be something "official" when it's not as far as I can see? I'm not a fan of this sort of seeming deviousness in relation to important personal financial matters to be honest.

 

[Savvy]

Looks like it is run by Moneycube who are investment intermediaries. Probably to drum up some business under the auspices of being something more official.

Dilucon Ltd t/a Pensions Awareness Ireland is an initiative to promote the importance of pension savings for people in Ireland.

It was formed by Moneybox Financial Ltd, trading as Moneycube in 2019, and is led by Dilucon Ltd.

Dilucon is registered in Ireland, company registration number 641164. Registered office: 8 Sandford Road, Dublin 6.

Moneycube is registered in Ireland, company registration number 572680. Registered office: 13 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2. Moneycube is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

 

[redstar]

Questions are a bit vague too... No mention of pension type for example....



.. or mention of age related limits with contributions....

 

[S class]

A nice prize would be the classic VW minibus / campervan they used as their logo.

 

[ClubMan]

Questions are a bit vague too...

That's being generous from what I've seen of them.
These sorts of shenanigans for drumming up business would put me off this crowd.

 

[RoboMac]

That page linked in Post#1 was "Last Updated: Sep 27, 2023"

 

[Marsupial]

That page linked in Post#1 was "Last Updated: Sep 27, 2023"

Looks like my chances of winning that prize draw have suddenly plummeted.

 

[ClubMan]

That page linked in Post#1 was "Last Updated: Sep 27, 2023"

Just curious - how/where are you seeing this?
I don't see any update date looking at the page source or using some of the usual ways for checking such metadata...

 

[Savvy]

Just curious - how/where are you seeing this?
I don't see any update date looking at the page source or using some of the usual ways for checking such metadata...

If you check the t&c for the competition you can see it there

 

[ClubMan]

If you check the t&c for the competition you can see it there

Thanks - I was looking at the main page.
I guess that the terms and conditions simply haven't changed from last year.
In any case, it's a very questionable approach to drumming up contacts/business in my opinion and wouldn't inspire confidence in the trustworthiness of the people/companies involved to be honest.

 

[ACER10]

That site gives off slight "National Pension Helpline" vibes to me - seems to be purporting to be something "official" when it's not as far as I can see? I'm not a fan of this sort of seeming deviousness in relation to important personal financial matters to be honest.

SPHE is apparently in controversy again in post primary school.. some video circulating with very authoritative voices making serious sounding claims... Looks at first class like it is from the NWC...National Women's Council... But in fact it is from NWC... Natural Womens Council.