r/irishpersonalfinance is a subreddit with 95k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and money talk, and the community frequently discusses mortgage, looking for, struggling with, tax, and investment, and they frequently recommend/review savings account, phone plan, and mortgage broker.
Learn about budgeting, saving, getting out of debt, credit, investing, taxes, and retirement planning in the Republic of Ireland. Join our community and get on top of your finances!
Popular Themes in r/irishpersonalfinance
#1
Advice Requests
: "Irish workers say they will need €41,000 a year from pension for comfortable retirement"
56 posts
#2
Money Talk
: "Adrian Mulryan: The deemed disposal rule must be scrapped as soon as possible"
10 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Finally hit €10k in my emergency fund — first time I've felt "financially stable" in my adult life"
5 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "Looking for a mortgage, not on permanent contract"
1 post
#5
Opportunities
: "Update to buying my council house"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/irishpersonalfinance
#1
Mortgage
: "Mortgage in 40's?"
17 posts
#2
Looking For
16 posts
#3
Struggling With
12 posts
#4
Tax
: "Is it possible to claim Tax back from Mounjaro?"
10 posts
#5
Investment
: "Advice on Investment"
9 posts
#6
Job
: "Public sector health Job vs private pharma sector Job"
6 posts
#7
Loan
5 posts
#8
Home
: "Alternatives to Aviva on Home insurance"
5 posts
#9
Savings
: "Financial Advice on Investment/Savings?"
4 posts
#10
Income
: "Would you rent out things you don't use to earn some extra Income"
4 posts
Products Discussed in r/irishpersonalfinance
Savings Account
34 reviews
#1
Trade Republic
3.8★ from 6 reviews
#2
Revolut
4.2★ from 5 reviews
#3
Raisin
4.0★ from 3 reviews
Phone Plan
33 reviews
#1
GoMo
4.6★ from 13 reviews
#2
48
4.3★ from 6 reviews
#3
Vodafone
3.7★ from 6 reviews
Mortgage Broker
29 reviews
#1
Finance Solutions
4.7★ from 6 reviews
#2
Doddl
4.8★ from 4 reviews
#3
Absolute Mortgages
5.0★ from 2 reviews
Flair Used in r/irishpersonalfinance
#1
Advice & Support
: "Have I messed up my financial future?"
49 posts
#2
Property
: "Update to buying my council house"
31 posts
#3
Investments
: "Adrian Mulryan: The deemed disposal rule must be scrapped as soon as possible"
23 posts
#4
Savings
: "Where do you park your money?"
20 posts
#5
Banking
: "Why do Irish banks have such poor benefits compared to other countries?"
16 posts
#6
Retirement
: "Adjusted my pension contribution to max today and it’s pure elation ever since"
15 posts
#7
Employment
: "4 years in — now they’ve offered €45k. Take it or leave for a €38k grad scheme? (26F, Ireland)"
9 posts
#8
Discussion
: "Finally hit €10k in my emergency fund — first time I've felt "financially stable" in my adult life"
8 posts
#9
Taxes
: "Inhereting family home"
7 posts
#10
Budgeting
: "Graduate in Dublin Mid-Year Speding Review 2026"
5 posts
Member Growth in r/irishpersonalfinance
Yearly
+19k members(25.5%)
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Last updated: July 22, 2026