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Traditionally, when you put your money in the bank you may earn some interest. With interest rates currently very low, and forecasted to remain low, now could be a good time to look at what other options are available to you.
Did you know, that investing your money can provide you with better returns over time. At Bank of Ireland we have a range of investment options that may just be what you are looking for.
If you are already using internet banking, you will know how convenient it can be.
- Set up your profile and get personalised advice online.
- You can apply to invest a large single amount or start a regular investment from as little as €100 per month.
- Talk to an advisor at any point in the journey.
Talk directly with one of our Wealth Managers to discuss your options.
- Get personalized advice on a wide range of investment options
- Your Wealth Manager will guide you through every stage of your investment journey.
- Flexible meeting options that are designed to suit you.
- Watch Back The Invested Webinar Series 2023
- What type of investor are you?
- Investing in 4 steps
- See what’s possible

The Invested Webinar Series 2023
This 2-part educational series takes you on a journey from understanding your money, to looking at your goals, and getting a plan to help you achieve the best outcome for you and your family. Our experts give you the insights and guidance to learn more about the investing world. The series begins by looking at the fundamental challenges of how to get your money growing when the cost of living is rising but interest rates remain low. For investing beginners, we recommend you watch back our first webinar in 2022, to get an understanding of the basics of investing. Our first live webinar in 2023 will take an in-depth look at the markets, what’s happening now and how to navigate these choppy waters, when faced with global political crises, the rising cost of living and banking issues. Our experts will give you their top tips to invest with success and stay ahead of inflation. Our second live webinar will focus on a common savings goal for many parents, saving for their kids’ education. We’ll be focussing on the cost of sending your kids to college in Ireland and how investing can help you save for these significant costs. Each of our webinars will have a Q&A segment so you can get answers from the experts to your investing questions.
Sean is 33, living in Callan and working in Glanbia as an engineer. He’s earning €60k per year and looking for promotion within the company. He’s from the area and has returned home last year after spending 3 years working and travelling in Australia and United Arab Emirates. Click here to read more. Robbie and Claire are 43 and 41 years old. Married for 16 years with 3 children aged 10, 8 and 7. They live in Wicklow. Robbie is a self employed engineer earning €58,000 per annum and Claire is a secondary school teacher earning €47,000 per annum. They are a very sporty family. Robbie regularly competes in triathlons, and the whole family love mountain biking, enjoying the outdoors and all are heavily involved in the local GAA club. Click here to read more. Saoirse is 55 years old. Living in Dublin, not married and has no kids. She is a graphic designer earning €72,000 per annum working for an advertising agency. Saoirse is an independent woman. Her parents have passed away in the last 2 years and left her an inheritance of €250,000. She has a great social life and many hobbies: photography, off-the-grid travel and gardening are her passions. Click here to read more. Brian and Aileen are a married couple living in Galway with 3 grown up children (2 living in Ireland and 1 in Canada). Brian is 63 and Aileen 65 years old. Brian works as a hotel manager earning €67,000 pa and Aileen works in the home/looks after her parents and does some voluntary work. Both are in good health. They are both good golfers, and Aileen swims in the sea every day in Salthill with her women friends. Their children are well settled and they have 5 grandchildren. They are both fairly prudent with their money. Click here to read more. What type of investor are you?
Sean
Robbie & Claire
Saoirse
Brian & Aileen
Investing in 4 steps
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We’ll replay a summary of the information you provided back to you and assess the level of risk you are comfortable with. We advise how much you can afford to invest and you can decide how much you want to proceed with.
We’ll recommend the right option for you.
Based on the answers you provided we’ll be able to build a recommendation that is affordable and suitable.
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Below we have provided two example projections based on investing €200 each month for 15 years and a €10,000 lump sum investment also over 15 years. These are based on a medium risk level fund.
The projected values show the possible future value of your investment in different market conditions. These are only forecasts and are not a reliable indicator of future performance. With investing, your money is at risk and you could get back less than you put in. Please see the assumptions for further details on how this projection was calculated.
Examples of investments
Warning: The value of this investment may go down as well as up.
Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money you invest.
Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.
Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.