I have an ARF – how much tax do I pay on the income from it?
Once you take the tax-free lump sum from your pension, you can invest the remainder of your pension (typically 75% of your pension) into an…
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Once you take the tax-free lump sum from your pension, you can invest the remainder of your pension (typically 75% of your pension) into an…
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In Ireland, the taxation of an Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) is a multi-layered process that primarily focuses on the income and withdrawals you take from…
Read moreWhat are the Advantages of an Approved Retirement Fund? An Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) offers several key benefits, particularly when compared to a traditional annuity.…
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I am 60 years of age and have a PRSA pension worth €250,000. How can I access this?
Read morePlanning for retirement is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll make. If you’re aged 50 or over in Ireland, you may be eligible…
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Have You Got A Self-Administered ARF with Cash on Deposit? Most Business Owners with Self-Administered ARFs set them up originally to purchase property in their…
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You can usually take up to 25% of your pension fund as a lump sum, of which the first €200,000 is tax free and value…
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I want to improve the performance of my existing Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) When you originally accessed your pension you may have set up an…
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When you accessed your Pension, and after you got your tax-free lump sum, you will in most cases have set up an Approved Retirement Fund…
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Can I Purchase a Property with my ARF? The simple answer is Yes – an ARF can hold or invest in property assets. This form…
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