If you’ve worked for more than one employer in Ireland, you almost certainly have a previous pension attached to at least one of those jobs, whether or not you remember opting in. Under Irish pension law, once you’ve completed a qualifying vesting period (usually two years of scheme membership), the pension entitlement belongs to you […]
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Mernie joined Money Sense as a Director in 2008 and works in the area of administration and compliance.
Mernie is an Economics and French graduate from UCC.
Mernie also has a postgraduate diploma in Computing and has previously worked in the IT industry for a number of years.
Mernie’s IT experience and business acumen are invaluable in organising and managing the office and maintaining strict compliance requirements.
John is a Qualified Financial Advisor (QFA) who has over 40 years of experience working in the Financial Services Industry.
Having previously worked in the Banking Sector for 28 years, John has acquired significant knowledge and experience in all areas of financial planning and advice.
Establishing Money Sense Financial Services has enabled John to use his extensive experience in providing impartial and sound judgement in the pursuit of better Client solutions in the open marketplace.
John is extremely passionate and committed to his work and prides himself on a positive ‘can do’ attitude. He is very dependable and will do everything in his power to assist customers achieve their financial goals.
In his spare time, John is a staunch GAA enthusiast, being currently involved with Dr. Crokes GAA Club as Manager of their Senior Hurling Team.
Originally from Newtownshandrum, John is a proud Cork man but has settled well in his adopted County and is doing everything in his power to promote the small ball game in Kerry.
John is also a member of Killarney Golf Club with a respectable handicap. John gives 100% in every project he undertakes and exudes positive energy and enthusiasm which can be infectious.
