Yes, although a financial advisor will be able to advise you more specifically about the fees and charges you are likely to pay.

The funds in which you invest, the amount you invest, and the time for which you invest will all be a factor. 

Yes, investment returns in Ireland are subject to tax. 

When investing in a fund, any returns are liable to a tax of 41%, due on withdrawal or every eight years from the date  of your investment. This is automatically deducted from your investment and paid to Revenue on your behalf.

When you invest, you will also pay a government levy of 1% on the value of your initial investment. This once-off payment is made with your investment.

Irish Life Investment Managers manage a range of funds with a diverse range of investments, including shares, bonds, property, cash, and others. 

Your level of risk and  financial plan will determine which investment is best for you. A free discussion with a financial advisor will give you a much better idea as to which funds suit you.

When you invest with Irish Life, you can easily track your investment online.

Additionally, with a product like Smart Invest you can use the mobile or web app to track your investment on the go.