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Get 50% Tax Relief by Backing Irish Businesses (EIIS Explained) (opens the original)
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For an introduction to discuss EIIS: https://askaboutwealth.ie/professionals/eiis With tax season approaching, the Ask About Wealth podcast revisits Ireland’s Employment Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS) with Kevin Canning, CEO of Quintas Capital to unpack how the Scheme works and how you might benefit from it. Highlights include: - How to get up to 50% tax relief on your investment - Investment limits and the typical investor profile - Fund vs direct investment and why due diligence matters -
How to Build Wealth Through the Stock Market (opens the original)
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For a 1:1 Consultation With Paul - https://askaboutwealth.ie/consultancy In this episode, Paul is joined by Emmet Savage, co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of MyWallSt, for a conversation about how ordinary people can build real wealth through the stock market. Emmet shares the framework he's refined over decades: what a stock looks like before hypergrowth, why you should never keep clipping your winners, why losses are simply part of the game, and why you need less than 1% of your waking
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