Have you ever wondered how wealthy you actually are? The Sunday Times, in partnership with Unio Wealth Management, is inviting Irish savers to explore how they can make their money go further and take the next step from saving to investing at a special live event.
‘How Wealthy Are You, Really?’ will take place at the Irish Stock Exchange in Dublin on Wednesday, September 23rd, bringing together financial and business experts to explore how people can move beyond simply putting money aside and start thinking more actively about building long-term wealth.
The event will examine the gap between saving and investing, offering practical tips for people who have built up savings but may be unsure about what to do next, how much they should be investing and how to approach investment decisions with greater confidence.
Hosted by The Sunday Times Business Editor Brian Carey, the morning will feature a panel discussion with The Sunday Times Deputy Business Editor Jon Ihle, Unio Head of Segment Laura Duffy and former CEO of Rory McIlroy Inc. Donal Casey.
The event will also feature a keynote address from Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris, bringing a wider economic and financial perspective to the discussion. Attendees will also have the opportunity to receive a complimentary 30-minute Wealth Check from Unio, providing an opportunity to take a closer look at their individual financial position.
Brian Carey, Business Editor for The Sunday Times, said: “For many people, the idea of investing can feel complicated or out of reach, but understanding your financial position and knowing what to do with your money is something we can all benefit from. ‘How Wealthy Are You, Really?’ is about opening up that conversation, bringing together expert voices to offer practical insights and help people feel more confident about taking the next step with their finances.”
How Wealthy Are You, Really?’ takes place from 8am to 10am on Wednesday 23rd September in the Irish Stock Exchange, Dublin
Tickets are €30 each and available at here
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