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Planning for Business
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What you should know about business pre-sale structuring
Whether a business sale is on the horizon or further away, getting your house in order is never a bad idea.
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We (Still) Need To Talk About Cash: Options for investors seeking liquidity and positive expected return
Joe Prendergast
Money in the bank is essential to meet ongoing spending and current liabilities on time. It’s also important to have access to liquidity for unforeseen expenses and events.
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Negative interest rates revisited: it’s not over yet
Michelle O'Keefe
We examine the best options and strategies available for those seeking alternatives to negative interest rates on cash today.
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Corporate cash: handle with care
Joe Prendergast and Catriona Coady
Negative interest rates have arrived – options for corporate deposits
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Business
Funding options for SMEs
Simon Howley, Don Harrington and Catriona Coady
Don Harrington
Cutting through the noise
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Covid-19: managing bank relationships
Finbarr Griffin
Three things you need to do now
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Wealth accumulation for business owners
Turning business profit into personal rewards
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The five types of post-exit business owner
Laura DeVoy, CFA
Who will you be after you sell?
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Business
The right way to pay yourself
Jim Connolly
How taking a PAYE salary can create big benefits for business owners
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Family
Handing over the family business
Don Harrington
The three questions you need to answer
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