Post by Quilter Cheviot

Ireland’s pensions landscape has changed more than many realise. Increased governance requirements and regulatory reform have fundamentally reshaped which pension structures are viable in Ireland. According to Tom O'Dea CFP®, Head of Retirement Planning at Quilter Cheviot Europe, these changes have pushed the market towards two main solutions: Personal Retirement Savings Accounts (PRSAs), which can still work well for those earlier in their careers, and master trusts, which are increasingly being used by Irish business owners and senior executives who need greater flexibility. For executives affected by the closure of legacy arrangements or those needing to catch up on pension funding, master trusts can offer a structure that combines access to older funding rules with professional oversight. With governance, trusteeship and compliance managed within the trust, the focus can return to long‑term planning rather than regulatory burden. Read the full article from the Business Post: https://lnkd.in/e-wXDPSy . . . Capital at risk.