Why don't we have ISA and SIPP's in Ireland?

poodles · 2011-03-01 23:54:08

We're getting bent over a barrel here. No such thing as an ISA for us in Ireland. Instead we get a measly €1,270 capital gains tax free allowance - this figure just goes to show you the last time it was looked at was years ago when the euro was introduced. Then CGT is charged at 25% then - probably higher now with Labour…

02-03-2011 12:54AM

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We're getting bent over a barrel here.
No such thing as an ISA for us in Ireland. Instead we get a measly €1,270 capital gains tax free allowance - this figure just goes to show you the last time it was looked at was years ago when the euro was introduced. Then CGT is charged at 25% then - probably higher now with Labour in power.

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I bet you €50 I can guess which share prompted this thread

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you win Thargor

Thargor wrote: »

I bet you €50 I can guess which share prompted this thread

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